SLT Reopening Osprey Marsh Accessible Boardwalk

The Sippican Lands Trust will be reopening its Osprey Marsh Accessible Boardwalk on Thursday, June 4 to visitors by appointment only. 

            Starting Thursday, June 4, visitors wanting to explore the Osprey Marsh Accessible Boardwalk must book an appointment at sippicanlandstrust.setmore.com. Visitors can book an appointment for a one-hour time slot. Sippican Lands Trust is implementing an appointment system for visits to Osprey Marsh to follow current social distancing requirements due to COVID-19. For further information visit www.sippicanlandstrust.org.

            As part of re-opening the Osprey Marsh Accessible Boardwalk, the Sippican Lands Trust will also be launching a “Show Your Support” campaign by encouraging visitors to drop off a rock (large or small) or rocks at the entrance to the Osprey Marsh Accessible Boardwalk which has recently been closed due to COVID-19. These rocks can be decorated or painted with displays or messages about why nature is important to you and you can drop off your rock through Saturday, June 20. SLT will place your rock or rocks along the edging of the pathway to help prevent erosion.

            If you would like to support the Osprey Marsh Accessible Boardwalk project, then please consider a donation to the project by visiting https://sippicanlandstrust.org/osprey-marsh-boardwalk-project/ where you can Buy-a-Board to recognize a friend, family member, or business.

            Osprey Marsh Osprey Marsh is a 19.8-acre parcel of protected upland woods, wetlands, and marshland offering spectacular water views of Planting Island Cove. The property features a trail network including the 1,800’ Osprey Marsh Accessible Boardwalk and Pathway for wheelchair users, people with limited mobility, and visitors wanting to experience nature.

            Please wear a face covering, practice social distancing, and be courteous to other visitors while exploring Osprey Marsh or other SLT properties around Marion this summer. 

            Parking for Osprey Marsh is located off Point Road approximately three miles south of the intersection of Route 6 (Wareham Road) and Point Road in Marion.

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