Suttons Bay's First Conservancy Natural Area Opens Today (And You Can Walk To It From The Post Office)
By Emily Tyra | Sept. 30, 2020
Leelanau Conservancy’s newest natural area — a hiking, birding, and snowshoeing trail on 50 acres once slated for a subdivision — officially opens to the public today (Wednesday, Sept. 30). The David & Phyllis Stites Natural Area is on Broadway, .2 miles up the hill from the post office in Suttons Bay.
Leelanau Conservancy's Communications Director Claire Wood tells the Leelanau Ticker, “Its proximity to Suttons Bay is exciting — we don’t have as many natural area properties here on the eastern side of the county — but what I’m most thrilled about is the community aspect and the fact that it’s walkable from the village.” She adds that ...
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