Denison Biological Reserve / Polly Anderson Field Station - Granville, Ohio

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Dirección: 1760 North St NW, Granville, OH 43023, Estados Unidos.
Teléfono: 7405870810.
Página web: denison.edu
Especialidades: Reserva natural, Atracción turística.
Otros datos de interés: Senderismo, Adecuado para niños, Rutas adecuadas para niños, Se admiten perros.
Opiniones: Esta empresa tiene 109 valoraciones según Google My Business.
Opinión media: 4.8/5.

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Denison Biological Reserve / Polly Anderson Field Station

Ubicado en la dirección 1760 North St NW, Granville, OH 43023, Estados Unidos, el Denison Biological Reserve / Polly Anderson Field Station es una reserva natural y atracción turística que ofrece senderismo adecuado para niños y el área es adecuada para perros.

Con una calificación media de 4.8/5 según 109 valoraciones en Google My Business, la reserva es conocida por sus senderos bien mantenidos y fácilmente accesibles, con algunas partes de senderos que pueden ser consideradas moderadas. La reserva no cuenta con instalaciones de baño ni equipamiento para niños, y el estacionamiento está limitado.

La reserva es un lugar popular para realizar senderismo y disfrutar de la naturaleza, con una abundante presencia de vida silvestre, como pájaros y ciervos. Los senderos del lado norte proporcionan más cambios de elevación, mientras que los del lado sur son más adecuados para aquellos buscando un recorrido con menos cambio de altura.

El Denison Biological Reserve / Polly Anderson Field Station es una excelente opción para quienes deseen disfrutar de la naturaleza y practicar senderismo en un entorno tranquilo y bien cuidado.

Especialidades

Reserva natural
Atracción turística

Otros datos de interés

Senderismo
Adecuado para niños
Rutas adecuadas para niños
Se admiten perros

👍 Opiniones de Denison Biological Reserve / Polly Anderson Field Station

Denison Biological Reserve / Polly Anderson Field Station - Granville, Ohio

RJD

4/5

Well maintained trails that are for the most part easy.There are some parts of trails that can be moderate. I enjoyed hiking the trails especially with the leaves changing colors. At the reserve there aren't any restrooms or playground equipment and parking is limited.

Zachary B.

5/5

The bio reserve is my go to for trail running. If you want low elevation change the south side trails are best. The north side trails provide more elevation change. The nature is always abundant. Pileated woodpecker in the picture. Deer and squirrels everywhere.

Marilyn

5/5

The perfect place to hike, exercise, explore, and get lost in your thoughts... 🍃

Denison Biological Reserve spans a huge 350 acres including forest, orchards (pine, spruce, sugar maple and yellow poplar), old plantations, ponds, and agricultural fields. The Reserve is commonly used for research, and is home to over 100 species of birds, as well as amphibians, white-tailed deer, red fox, bats, butterflies, dragonflies, etc. The well-marked trail system allows visitors to explore a variety of habitats and terrain.

Joe M.

5/5

Great place to spend the afternoon. Lots of good trails to explore. Really nice wild life. Maps and trailhead markings throughout.

Денис ?.

5/5

Thank you Denison University for this priceless gem in our community. My 18 month old and my family really loved every minute of hiking in this 350 acre woods preserve. You can get lost in the forest and forget about the world. Many varieties of trails. It took us almost two hours to hike most of the trails. Simply one of the BEST public nature preserves in Licking County.

Kristi K.

5/5

Great place to hike and bird with many different micro habitats. Send to be good for a trail run as well, as I often see baby people running here.

Noah C.

4/5

Nice area for being so close to Columbus. Can be a bit noisy near the road but otherwise a nice short hike.

Josh B.

5/5

If you live in Pataskala, Newark or Granville this is the best place to go hiking or trail running. I've been running here for 8 years and I wish I could get on this trail more.