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January 2021 Children's Newsletter

 

Pandemic Announcement

Hidden Lake Gardens remains open to the public but with limitations and restrictions as to comply with six-foot physical distancing, face-cover wearing, and indoor public gathering space closings.  Our grounds and trails are open for visitors on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 9 am to 4 pm.  Walking, hiking, biking, and driving through are permitted. All buildings are closed including the Restroom Building; however, outhouse-style restrooms are available.  No professional photography is permitted.  Physical distancing of 6 feet must be practiced at all times.  Face coverings must be worn if physical distancing cannot be maintained.  No food, picnics, or tailgating is permitted.  Any refuse generated by visitors including pet waste must be removed from the premises.  Please help us to keep Hidden Lake Gardens open by following these guidelines to keep you, other visitors, and our staff safe.

We appreciate your continued patience, understanding, and support during these continually evolving pandemic times.  Our hope is to make Hidden Lake Gardens accessible to the public for respite from all of the uncertainties by connecting with nature.

For a broader perspective of MSU’s ongoing response to COVID-19, visit MSU Coronavirus Latest Updates and Keep MSU Working.

Reach For The Sky

The Reach For The Sky project has re-convened!  We are continuing fundraising and designing the project with the goal of constructing the 700-foot long tree Canopy Walk by fall 2021. You can support the project by clicking on the donate tab below.  For more information visit the Reach For The Sky link.

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