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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has opened two new accessible hunting and wildlife viewing blinds in the Pinckney Recreation Area. These amazing blinds have been generously donated by Michigan Operation Freedom Outdoors and are ready to go just in time for hunting season!
The new blinds can be reached via the #B2BTrail trailhead at Lyndon Township Hall off North Territorial Road. There is a short accessible path, designed and installed by Huron Waterloo Pathways Initiative and the Washtenaw County Parks & Recreation Commission to access these blinds. There is also accessible parking available, and an accessible vault toilet will be installed later this fall! Read about the details here:
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Just in time for the upcoming deer hunting season, two new accessible hunting and wildlife viewing blinds are available at the Pinckney Recreation Area in Washtenaw and Livingston counties.🎉 Exciting #B2BTrail news in the City of Ypsilanti! Construction has started on the trail segment on South Grove across from the Red Lion apartments. This will create a safer, off-road experience for visitors coming off of the Water Street Segment that follows the Huron River.
Here is the trail segment location circled in red!
Finally.
Alex Duncan
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