
(Jeffrey F. Bill)
The Westminster Egg-citing Bunny Trail | PHOTOS
The Egg-citing Bunny Trail saw kids searching for eggs Wakefield Valley Park on the site of the old Wakefield Valley Golf Course. There were about 8 stations with prizes and activities in between. The event is sponsored by the city of Westminster's Recreation and Parks Department and sold out ahead of time, with slots limited due to COVID-19, Saturday March 27, 2021.
Westminster Egg-citing Bunny Trail

(Right) Riley Lanham, 6 and her parents Meredith and Mark from Finksburg, start on the "Yellow Trail." (Left) Volunteers Donna Riley, Vickie Riley, and Liberty HS student, Sofia Cabrera hand out Easter Bags to kids at the start of the trail. (Kiwanis Club of Westminster) The Egg-citing Bunny Trail saw kids searching for eggs Wakefield Valley Park on the site of the old Wakefield Valley Golf Course. There were about 8 stations with prizes and activities in between. The event is sponsored by the city of Westminster's Recreation and Parks Department and sold out ahead of time, with slots limited due to COVID-19. March 27, 2021. (Jeffrey F. Bill)
Westminster Egg-citing Bunny Trail

(Second from left) Volunteer Julie McElree, a Junior McDaniel College, leads Brianna, 4 and Natalie, 6, in bunny hopping practice while their mother Laura Elligson (Millers, Md.) cheers them on. Grace Cordon (right) finishes making bunny ears for Natalie. The Egg-citing Bunny Trail saw kids searching for eggs Wakefield Valley Park on the site of the old Wakefield Valley Golf Course. There were about 8 stations with prizes and activities in between. The event is sponsored by the city of Westminster's Recreation and Parks Department and sold out ahead of time, with slots limited due to COVID-19. Saturday March 27, 2021. (Jeffrey F. Bill)
Westminster Egg-citing Bunny Trail

The Parks family starts down the "Yellow Trail." (Left to Right) Dad Josh, Steele, 5, Navy 2, and Mom Brooke. The Egg-citing Bunny Trail saw kids searching for eggs Wakefield Valley Park on the site of the old Wakefield Valley Golf Course. There were about 8 stations with prizes and activities in between. The event is sponsored by the city of Westminster's Recreation and Parks Department and sold out ahead of time, with slots limited due to COVID-19. Saturday March 27, 2021. (Jeffrey F. Bill)
Westminster Egg-citing Bunny Trail

Volunteers Grace Cordon and Maddie Royer from West Middle School, help Natalie and Brianna Elligson at the Bunny Ears Station. The Egg-citing Bunny Trail saw kids searching for eggs Wakefield Valley Park on the site of the old Wakefield Valley Golf Course. There were about 8 stations with prizes and activities in between. The event is sponsored by the city of Westminster's Recreation and Parks Department and sold out ahead of time, with slots limited due to COVID-19. Saturday March 27, 2021. (Jeffrey F. Bill)
Westminster Egg-citing Bunny Trail

Navy Parks, 2, (Westminster) picks out her easter bag at the start of the yellow trail. The Egg-citing Bunny Trail sawe kids searching for eggs Wakefield Valley Park on the site of the old Wakefield Valley Golf Course. There were about 8 stations with prizes and activities in between. The event is sponsored by the city of Westminster's Recreation and Parks Department and sold out ahead of time, with slots limited due to COVID-19. (Jeffrey F. Bill)
Westminster Egg-citing Bunny Trail

(Right to Left) cameron, 7,Andrew, 7, and Brelynn, 3, follow their mother Skylar Porter (Westminster) along the "Yellow Trail." The Egg-citing Bunny Trail saw kids searching for eggs Wakefield Valley Park on the site of the old Wakefield Valley Golf Course. There were about 8 stations with prizes and activities in between. The event is sponsored by the city of Westminster's Recreation and Parks Department and sold out ahead of time, with slots limited due to COVID-19. Saturday March 27, 2021. (Jeffrey F. Bill)
Westminster Egg-citing Bunny Trail

The Egg-citing Bunny Trail saw kids searching for eggs Wakefield Valley Park on the site of the old Wakefield Valley Golf Course. There were about 8 stations with prizes and activities in between. The event is sponsored by the city of Westminster's Recreation and Parks Department and sold out ahead of time, with slots limited due to COVID-19. (Jeffrey F. Bill)
Westminster Egg-citing Bunny Trail

Brianna Elligson, 4 and her sister Natalie, 6, (Millers, Md.) make a stop at the Lolly-Pop Patch. The Egg-citing Bunny Trail saw kids searching for eggs Wakefield Valley Park on the site of the old Wakefield Valley Golf Course. There were about 8 stations with prizes and activities in between. The event is sponsored by the city of Westminster's Recreation and Parks Department and sold out ahead of time, with slots limited due to COVID-19. Saturday March 27, 2021. (Jeffrey F. Bill)
Westminster Egg-citing Bunny Trail

Laura Elligson (Millers, Md.) and her children, Brianna, 4 and Natalie, 6, make their way along the "Yellow Trail" towards the next station. The Egg-citing Bunny Trail saw kids searching for eggs Wakefield Valley Park on the site of the old Wakefield Valley Golf Course. There were about 8 stations with prizes and activities in between. The event is sponsored by the city of Westminster's Recreation and Parks Department and sold out ahead of time, with slots limited due to COVID-19. Saturday March 27, 2021. (Jeffrey F. Bill)
Westminster Egg-citing Bunny Trail

(Left to Right) The Porter children, Cameron, 4, Andrew, 7, and Brelynn (Westminster) participate in the Easter Egg Hunt at the end of the Trail. The Egg-citing Bunny Trail saw kids searching for eggs Wakefield Valley Park on the site of the old Wakefield Valley Golf Course. There were about 8 stations with prizes and activities in between. The event is sponsored by the city of Westminster's Recreation and Parks Department and sold out ahead of time, with slots limited due to COVID-19. Saturday March 27, 2021. (Jeffrey F. Bill)
Westminster Egg-citing Bunny Trail

Jessica Dausey hands her 1-year-old daughter, Alexandria (Finksburg) hands an Easter Egg on the Bunny Trail. At The Egg-citing Bunny Trail kids were searching for eggs Wakefield Valley Park on the site of the old Wakefield Valley Golf Course. There were about 8 stations with prizes and activities in between. The event is sponsored by the city of Westminster's Recreation and Parks Department and sold out ahead of time, with slots limited due to COVID-19. (Jeffrey F. Bill)
Westminster Egg-citing Bunny Trail

Jason Dausey (Finksburg) helps his daughters, Annabelle, 3, and Alexandria, 1, hunt for Easter Eggs at the end of the Trail. The Egg-citing Bunny Trail saw kids searching for eggs Wakefield Valley Park on the site of the old Wakefield Valley Golf Course. There were about 8 stations with prizes and activities in between. The event is sponsored by the city of Westminster's Recreation and Parks Department and sold out ahead of time, with slots limited due to COVID-19. Saturday March 27, 2021. (Jeffrey F. Bill)
Westminster Egg-citing Bunny Trail

Brelynn Porter, 4, (Westminster) hunts for easter Eggs at the end of the Trail. The Egg-citing Bunny Trail saw kids searching for eggs Wakefield Valley Park on the site of the old Wakefield Valley Golf Course. There were about 8 stations with prizes and activities in between. The event is sponsored by the city of Westminster's Recreation and Parks Department and sold out ahead of time, with slots limited due to COVID-19. Saturday March 27, 2021. (Jeffrey F. Bill)
Westminster Egg-citing Bunny Trail

Chloe Mecchi, 2, (Westminster) hunts for Easter Eggs at the end of the trail. The Egg-citing Bunny Trail saw kids searching for eggs Wakefield Valley Park on the site of the old Wakefield Valley Golf Course. There were about 8 stations with prizes and activities in between. The event is sponsored by the city of Westminster's Recreation and Parks Department and sold out ahead of time, with slots limited due to COVID-19. Saturday March 27, 2021. (Jeffrey F. Bill)
Westminster Egg-citing Bunny Trail

Bailey Boyle, 6, and her sister, Kailyn, 8, (Westminster) take a picture with Mr. and Mrs. Easter Bunny. The Egg-citing Bunny Trail saw kids searching for eggs Wakefield Valley Park on the site of the old Wakefield Valley Golf Course. There were about 8 stations with prizes and activities in between. The event is sponsored by the city of Westminster's Recreation and Parks Department and sold out ahead of time, with slots limited due to COVID-19. Saturday March 27, 2021. (Jeffrey F. Bill)
Westminster Egg-citing Bunny Trail

Best friends; Ronan Reed, 5 (Westminster), Peyton Gill, 1 (Westminster), his brother Jackson Gill, 5, and Aiden McCauley, 5, (Manchester) take a picture with Mr. and Mrs. Easter Bunny. The Egg-citing Bunny Trail saw kids searching for eggs Wakefield Valley Park on the site of the old Wakefield Valley Golf Course. There were about 8 stations with prizes and activities in between. The event is sponsored by the city of Westminster's Recreation and Parks Department and sold out ahead of time, with slots limited due to COVID-19. Saturday March 27, 2021. (Jeffrey F. Bill)
Westminster Egg-citing Bunny Trail

Avery Bruckman, 4, (Manchester) takes a picture with Mr. and Mrs. Easter Bunny. The Egg-citing Bunny Trail saw kids searching for eggs Wakefield Valley Park on the site of the old Wakefield Valley Golf Course. There were about 8 stations with prizes and activities in between. The event is sponsored by the city of Westminster's Recreation and Parks Department and sold out ahead of time, with slots limited due to COVID-19. Saturday March 27, 2021. (Jeffrey F. Bill)
Westminster Egg-citing Bunny Trail

Grace Perry, 10, (Westminster) takes a picture with Mr. and Mrs. Easter Bunny. The Egg-citing Bunny Trail saw kids searching for eggs Wakefield Valley Park on the site of the old Wakefield Valley Golf Course. There were about 8 stations with prizes and activities in between. The event is sponsored by the city of Westminster's Recreation and Parks Department and sold out ahead of time, with slots limited due to COVID-19. Saturday March 27, 2021. (Jeffrey F. Bill)