4/5 Rebecca H. 1 year ago on Google
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accessibility
concerns
addressed
The
park
is
essentially
three
paths
that
go
around
Antrim
lake.
The
outer
path
is
paved
and
used
mostly
by
bicyclists.
I’ve
never
followed
the
path
so
I
can’t
say
much
about
it
The
main
path
is
1.2
miles
and
composed
of
tiny,
gritty
pebbles.
The
path
is
used
mostly
by
walkers,
joggers,
dog
walkers
&
people
pushing
strollers.
The
path
is
surprisingly
flat
and
strollers
seem
to
cross
over
it
well.
So
while
I
think
this
ground
is
wheels
accessible,
I
will
say
that
the
tiny
pebbles
are
easy
to
slip
on.
Since
the
path
is
a
loop
around
Antrim
lake,
you
must
walk
the
whole
thing
or
turn
around.
There
are
many
benches
along
this
path
for
sitting.
The
third
path
is
sort
of
hidden
and
in
the
woods.
This
path
is
much
less
used
by
people,
however
there
are
runners
and
bicyclists
using
it.
It
is
not
wheels
accessible.
The
park
is
accessed
by
walking
underneath
the
freeway,
which
is
incredibly
loud.
It
would
likely
be
hard
on
someone
who
is
pained
by
loud
noises.
Once
you
get
on
the
path
in
the
park,
the
sound
lessens.
I
usually
see
at
least
one
unleashed
dog
each
time
I
go,
but
it’s
not
as
bad
as
some
of
the
local
parks.
There
typically
are
not
restrooms,
although
I
noticed
last
time
I
went
(July)
that
there
were
2
porta
potties.
Neither
appeared
to
be
accessible
for
wheelchair
users.
Overall
this
is
one
of
my
favorite
places
to
walk
my
dog.
I’ve
included
pictures
of
the
ground
on
the
main
trail
in
case
it’s
helpful
for
anyone
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