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  • The Roger Milliken Arboretum

    The Roger Milliken Arboretum is a feast for the senses! Visitors, educators, students and staff enjoy this beautiful, green oasis showcasing nearly 4,500 trees over more than 150 acres. This world-class horticultural display helps promote environmental consciousness, educate the community and heighten awareness of the importance of trees in a rapidly developing urban world.

  • Inside the Arboretum

  • Students in the arboretum

    Central Campus Tour

    Enjoy a virtual tour of Wofford's Central Campus. On this tour you'll find photos and essential information about dozens of varieties of trees in the Roger Milliken Arboretum.

    Students in the arboretum

    South Campus Tour

    Learn about the 32 trees that comprise the southern part of the Roger Milliken Arboretum.

    Students walking on Liberty Trail

    Liberty Trail

    Tour the Liberty Trail portion of the Roger Milliken Arboretum which is located in the northern part of campus.

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    Female students walking on Liberty Trail
    Arboretum Tours

    Central Campus Tour
    South Campus Tour

  • Arboretum Consultant

    Michael A. Dirr

    Dr. Michael A. Dirr is a horticulturist associated with the University of Georgia. Dr. Dirr has published over 300 scientific and popular publications and has authored seven books, including A Manual of Woody Landscape Plants: Their Identification, Ornamental Characteristics, Culture and Propagation and Uses. It has sold more than 250,000 copies.

  • Arboretum Consultant

    Richard C. Webel

    Richard C. Webel is managing director of Innocenti & Webel LLC, a renowned firm that specializes in architecture, landscape architecture and strategic planning. He collaborated on A Landscape of Continuity: The Practice of Innocenti & Webel, published by Harvard University in 1997. In addition to presenting lectures throughout the United States, he has also appeared on CNBC and CNN.