Buffalo Lake National Wildlife Refuge
“Buffalo Lake National Wildlife Refuge contains some of the best remaining short grass prairie in the United States.”
“Walking trails, blinds and an 11-mile auto tour route offer many opportunities to get outside and enjoy the refuge.”
Here is the Refuge website. Phone 806-499-3382 Trails
Prairie Dog Loop 0.25 miles ADA wheelchair accessible
Cottonwood Hiking Trail 1.25 mile ADA wheelchair accessible
New River Gorge National River
“A rugged, whitewater river flowing northward through deep canyons, the New River is among the oldest rivers on the continent. The park encompasses over 70,000 acres of land along the New River, is rich in cultural and natural history, and offers an abundance of scenic and recreational opportunities.”
Here is their website. Canyon Rim Visitor Center, 304-465-0508, Sandstone Visitor Center 304-466-0417, Thurmond Depot (seasonal) 304-574-2115, Grandview Visitor Center (seasonal) 304-763-3715
Accessibility
Fayetteville Area Trails Map
Canon Rim Boardwalk 0.1 mile “This boardwalk offers scenic views of the gorge and New River Gorge Bridge. An easy walk on a fully accessible ramp leads to the first viewing point…
? There are three trails in the Fayetteville Area described as “easy”. They are the 1.2 mile Burnwood Trail, 1.1 mile Park Loop Trail, and the 1 mile Timber Ridge Trail. Call the Canyon Rim Visitor Center to learn if they are suitable for you.
Sandstone-Brooks Area Trails Map
Sandstone Falls Boardwalk 0.2 mile …crosses two bridges leading to islands and observation decks offering fantastic views of the falls and access to fishing areas.”
? The Island loop 0.5 mile is described as easy, but rocky. Better check with the Visitor Center to learn how difficult it is.
Brunet Island State Park
“Brunet Island State Park, on the Chippewa and Fisher rivers, offers more than 1,300 acres of scenic beauty, wildlife and recreational opportunities. Quiet lagoons and channels are excellent for canoeing and wildlife watching.”
Here is the Park website. Phone 715-239-6888 Map Trail Descriptions
Jean Brunet Nature Trail 0.8 mile self-guided trail. “A 500-foot segment of the trail is paved for handicap accessibility, with a cul-de-sac and table provided at the end for fishing and picnicking.”
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Bayou Segnette State Park
“…a multitude of recreational opportunities awaits visitors of all ages ….. as well as an ecosystem that offers you the chance to spot plants, trees and wildlife from both swamps and marshland.”
Here is the Park website. Phone 504-736-7140 Map
Nature Trail 2.8 mile lollipop said by AllTrails to be “good for all skill levels.”
Fairview Riverside State Park
This park offers picnic tables, a group pavilion, a playground, and comfort stations beneath a canopy of huge oak trees. Fishing and crabbing are popular pastimes. The nature trail will take you by the Tchefuncte River.
Here is the Park website. Phone 985-845-3318 Map
Nature Trail 0.2 mile ADA accessible
Pittsfield State Forest
“This sprawling, 11,000-acre forest includes Berry Pond and 30 miles of trails. Whether hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, or exploring the mountain range to Berry Pond, you’re sure to find the perfect outdoor adventure.”
Here is the Forest website. Phone 413-442-8992 Trail Map
Tranquility Trail 0.75 mile ADA paved trail through the forest crossing a brook. There is an optional audio tour component.
Mt. Tom State Reservation, Holyoke
“Mount Tom features wonderful views of the Pioneer Valley in west-central Massachusetts. The area is also a great place to bird watch–especially for hawks.”
Here is the Reservation website. Phone 413-534-1186 Map
0.5 mile forested ADA universal access loop trail along Lake Bray with 2 accessible fishing piers.