This Kansas State Park Will Soon Be More Accessible Than Ever Thanks To A Brand-New Grant
Lisa Sammons
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Over the last few years, more and more places have become increasingly accessible for those with different communication styles and mobility issues. My mom has been using a walker or a wheelchair since she had a stroke last year, and she absolutely loves the outdoors. Taking her out places to be out in nature brings so much joy to her, but her mobility needs add a whole new layer of planning to any outing. I have to make sure there aren’t any stairs where we’re going and that there are paved pathways she can safely explore. For those looking to explore state parks in Kansas, things are about to get a whole lot easier at Tuttle Creek State Park in Manhattan, KS. The park recently announced that a grant has been received that will make the park considerably more accessible for all nature lovers.
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To learn more about the grant for Tuttle Creek State Park, check out the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks article. You can learn more about the park itself from the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks site, too. If you’d like to check out some of the great trails at the park, check out Alltrails.
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