Tree Tour
Welcome to the Campus Tree Tour
The Notre Dame campus was first being developed during the mid- to late 1800s, which was a time of worldwide plant exploration and discovery. This enthusiasm for the new and unusual can be seen in the diversity of trees, both native and exotic, brought to campus, by Father Sorin and later campus planners.
Please click on the name of the tree or the pins on the map to learn about these wonderful trees.
- Alaska weeping cedar
- American holly
- Amur chokecherry
- Amur corktree
- Austrian pine
- Bald cypress
- Black maple
- Blue beech or American hornbeam
- Bottlebrush buckeye
- Copper beech
- Cucumber-tree
- Dawn redwood
- Eastern white pine
- European Beech
- European larch
- Fernleaf beech
- Honeylocust
- Horse chestnut
- Japanese tree lilac
- Kentucky coffeetree
- Kentucky yellowwood
- Maple-leaf panax
- Norway spruce
- Ozark witchhazel
- Pin oak
- Princesstree
- Scarlet oak
- Scots pine
- Sweetgum
- Tricolor beech
- Tuliptree
- Weeping Beech
