MCPD's newest addition (as of early 2024) has so much potential! The last 2 additions, Litchfield Wetlands and Sharon Nature Preserve, are fairly simple and straightforward, but Granger Wetlands has a larger wetland area that looks likely to be brimming with life in the summer. There is one natural trail that feels about 1.5 miles (no trail map posted) that winds around the park that is very, very muddy. I definitely don't recommend visiting in the spring unless you are wearing durable hiking boots. There aren't many trees either so I also wouldn't say it's a Fall-friendly place to visit. The best time to come would be a cooler summer day (not much shade) when wildlife has peaked. If they can improve the trail condition, this will be a 5-star MCPD...
Read moreThis is a new Park installed by Medina County Park District. It is a Wetlands Wildlife Sanctuary. The parking lot has 20 parking spaces. There is a cinder trail leading up to the covered bridge. Then the trails are grass mowed trails after that. There are large stone blocks from an old barn. We walked a little ways to the left, after the covered bridge. We returned the next day and took the path to the right. It is a big loop through the park. At one point you can go by the creek. I am grateful that this is a park and will remain wild and never...
Read moreThis Wetland Wildlife Sanctuary is still in development. This wetland has more growing wetland bushes than trees. On the trail loop it will be full sun. There is a stone path from the parking lot that leads to a covered bridge over a small creek. From there you go 1.3 miles on a grassy loop trail. All trails can get extremely muddy. In the loop there are a few pond-like areas that I'm hoping the wildlife will take up resident in. Flat nice easy walk. Dogs are not allowed. No...
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