Visitors can now return to the north entrance of Roy H. Park Preserve in Dryden, which reopened after months of boardwalk and trail improvements, according to the Finger Lakes Land Trust via 14850.com.
Closed since July for ADA-accessible upgrades, the entrance now features a new path and an expanded viewing platform with benches overlooking scenic wetlands.
The 241-acre preserve, just outside Ithaca, includes forests, meadows, and part of Six-Mile Creek.
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