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Wisser Saworski Nature Preserve
4.4

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Photo CreditElizabeth Scheuer-Murphy

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Photo CreditBetsy Finn

Photo CreditElizabeth Scheuer-Murphy

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Photo CreditElizabeth Scheuer-Murphy

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Size: 36 acres

Frontage: 1170 feet along Old Mackinaw Trail

Trail: A 1.5 mile long trail weaves through the property, including a covered overlook with seasonal views.

Land Description: Located off US-131 just south of Boyne Falls, this preserve includes open fields, mixed hardwoods, and hills from which views of Boyne Mountain located to the west of the land. An overlook platform was built by LTC at the highest point of the preserve. The land is adjacent to the local school’s 160-acre forest.

Directions: From the light at the US-131 intersection in Boyne Falls, continue 1.5 miles south along US-131. Turn left onto Metros Road. Cross the railroad tracks and the parking area is on the left.

Click here for a trail map.

Recreation Type: Biking / Hiking Trails

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Betsy Finn

a year ago

This preserve was lovely! We found a geocache on the trails, and enjoyed the forest trails in particular. Scrub your shoes on the boot scraper to avoid tracking in any invasive seeds when you arrive! Lots of trail options, and good for kids too.

Elizabeth Scheuer-Murphy

5 years ago

Came here for a hike. It was snow covered. But they have great signs to get you on their trails. The trail up to the look out had switch backs that were marked with blue signs on trees it was very ptretty with all the snow covered trees and logs. There are fallen trees across the trails so you need to step over those. I enjoyed the time there for quite and peaceful

Kathy

2 years ago

Nice trail, but getting to the overlook was work on 90° with 90%humidity to see the tops of trees. Might check it again, if in the area.

Tiffany Harper

12 months ago

Was a beautiful spot but unfortunately yesterday I went back to visit it and they were logging it?!?!?! I didn't know that was possible but I think its ruined.....