Anniversaries Celebrated in the Great Outdoors
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March 25, 2023
The Leelanau Conservancy turns 35 this year, and in those three-plus decades, they’ve preserved over 16,000 acres and created 28 natural areas. While some of us at that age were worried about how much closer that brought us to the big four-oh, the conservancy is embracing its youthful energy with their “35 Miles for 35 Years” challenge. Throughout 2023, hikers, bikers, skiers, SUPers, and paddlers are invited to explore and log 35 miles of adventure within the conservancy’s trail systems and waterways. (Keep in mind: The Leelanau Conservancy has about 28 miles of trails, so you’ll need to double up on your favorite segment to get across the finish line.) You can join the challenge for free, and when you’ve completed your 35-mile journey, you can submit your log sheet to receive a commemorative patch and sticker. Sign up, get your log sheet, and even send pictures of your adventures by heading to leelanauconservancy.org/trailchallenge.
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