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Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible boardwalk user
Hiker uses the braille interpretive signs on the Fern Trail
Grass River Natural Area has 1.5 miles of boardwalk trails meandering through northern fen and cedar swamp wetlands. The Tamarack Trail, a one-third mile loop bordering Sedge Meadow Trail and Fern Trail (also know as the Perception Pathway), was reconstructed in 2018 and features a wider, more stable boardwalk experience than the legacy boardwalk. A portion of this trail is also a part of the Perception Pathway which features a guiding rope and newly installed braille interpretive signs along the .5 mile long trail. 
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Grass River Natural Area
6500 Alden Hwy, P.O. Box 231
Bellaire, MI 49615
Office: 231.533.8314
Grass River Center: 231.533.8576

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