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Black Pond Woods Nature Area - Park and Garden in Ann Arbor, United States
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IceHawk115
08.04.2022
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Elaina Sims
08.04.2022
Always a serene, special experience. The paths are beautiful in all seasons. Quiet and peaceful. Black Pond is at the heart of the woods. When youre there, youll know.
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Matthew Spoor
07.17.2022
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Mikki Sharp
05.31.2022
Beautiful, secluded hike with an expansive variety of plant and animal species.
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Chloe Prince
04.13.2022
Divastar411
02.13.2022
Friendly waitresses! I love the cook with the ponytails food the best! I had the hash browns with green peppers and onions in it, eggs, and French toast one day and another day I had the corned beef sandwich on onion roll instead of rye( I dont like rye)... With waffle fries....yummy!
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Scott Diebold
01.01.2022
Part of Leslie science and nature center. 10/10 recommend everything associated with them
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Ben Dronfield
11.20.2021
Beautiful year round. Trails are too narrow and connections to surrounding neighborhoods are poorly defined or have an informal feel that makes you feel like you might be trespassing.
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Antoni Wierzbicki
11.13.2021
sd “Zombie Slayer” morgan
09.03.2021
Just great
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Dmitry Tarasev
08.01.2021
Mosquitos but good times
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Yiye Ruan
06.10.2021
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Steven Hensel
05.18.2021
Watched an intense bumble bee scuffle of some sorts today! All sorts of plants to check out. Restoration is still under way, it will be a 5 star in a few years.
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Patricia Torres Pineda
05.13.2021
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James Kopf
05.07.2021
The habitat is well maintained, invasive species removed and paths marked.
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Olivia Modica
03.27.2021
Karen
02.25.2021
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Sal C
01.18.2021
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Christine Wilson De Medina
11.30.2020
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Marc-Grégor Campredon
11.05.2020
Amazing trails really a nice place to take a walk with the family.Trails are easy to walk and to follow.
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Feng Lan
10.18.2020
Its a very quiet park with clear road signs and lots of plants. We will come next time!
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Paul Rodwell
09.19.2020
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Roundhat Rover
09.17.2020
Wonderful place with many kinds of wild animals
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Anand V
05.05.2020
Well maintained trails. Not usually too crowded. Nice bridge to walk on over the pond.
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Justin Briggs
01.13.2020
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Lorenzo Johns
12.27.2019
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Betsy Finn
10.14.2019
I love visiting here. Despite being in the middle of Ann Arbor, it is very peaceful and quiet. Others may be on the trails too when you visit, if its a busy time of year, but its never *super* crowded. Nice space to walk your dog on leash -- as *most* of the dog owners who utilize the paths are doing the responsible thing.
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Herbert Kilburn
09.29.2019
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Aaron Pressel
08.19.2019
A very nice little hiking area behind Leslie Science Center.
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J H
07.13.2019
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Shell Bell
06.10.2019
Lots of mosquitoes, wasnt prepared
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Ikketsu Hayashi
05.22.2019
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B. Heard
05.18.2019
This is a great trail compared to everything else in the area! Its hidden, its actually BEHIND the science center. There are four paths to choose from; Black, Red, Yellow & Green. Bring good shoes because youre going to get tons of incline, and a few rabbit paths on all four. I suggest the black trail. It takes you right to the black pond. The pond rests in a small valley, away from roads, and is very peaceful. A small pontoon bridge goes over it. Walking to explore, or jogging for endurance, its a great trail either way!
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Avery Turk
05.03.2019
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Alexandra Eckert
04.26.2019
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Megan Ray
04.15.2019
Beautiful place, well maintained trails and green area.
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Emilia Fichter
01.19.2019
Pleasurable hike. Safe and fun in all weather conditions. Signaling is plentiful. Its hard to get lost. Path is quite well maintained and its honestly frequently used by camps, neighbors and visitors so theres always someone around.
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Alexandra Rivera
11.15.2018
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Paul Jay
10.26.2018
Wonderful walk in the woods!!
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Javeriah Arif
07.31.2018
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David J
04.15.2018
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Lisa Cash
03.07.2018
I hike here often with a group of toddlers. Single track trail through the woods, ending at the LSCRaptor area.Nature playground, community garden, plentiful parking, and chickens in the summer.
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Michael Spaly
01.18.2018
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drew Johnson
07.11.2017
I lived in Arrowwood Hills. We had a lot of fun going thrue the trails, its seen its fair share of struggles through the years... lol, 30 yrs later and the little murky pool of water folks call a pond is still there... not a lot of people go thrue there much so its nice for some solitude... if your still enough, the deer still roam through there.
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Dan Fick
04.27.2017
Fun easy to follow easy to walk trails.
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home brewer
04.02.2017
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Sylvia Hunter
03.26.2017
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Remus Roman
01.01.2017
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Nick Riskey
01.27.2016
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Nina Dutta
02.04.2015
Theres a pretty dense trail that leads back to Black Pond, which is a small and definitely black swamp with a bridge crossing it. I went during the height of the summer, and it was only a little buggy, but I imagine this would be pretty nice in the fall. There arent a lot of people around here, so its quieter and more secluded than the Arboretum. It would be a good place to take a walk or even bike if youre getting tired of the usual campus activities.
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