The Nature Study Loop (1.6mi) is a series of rural, semi-primitive and primitive trails. The exception is The Nature Nook, a joint effort between our PTO, GRBI, and many volunteers, which provides us with shelter, an outdoor classroom, and an awesome gathering spot for trail users. The trails are maintained by students & staff, volunteers, and most of the structures have been added by local scouts earning their Eagle Rank. Depending on the trails you visit, you will discover native flora and fauna living in harmony with glacial ravines and valleys, streams, wet meadows, emergent marshes, interdunal ponds, forested dunes, or wet Flatwoods filled with hummocks, vernal pools, and rivulets. Watch for signs.New Buffalo Area Schools maintains nearly five miles of Interpretive Trails and Nature Study Areas. Travel east approximately 2 miles to I-94 overpass, continue 1 block to traffic signal and turn left.

When downtown New Buffalo, turn left at the light. 12 West (New Buffalo) until it comes to an end. Travel east to first traffic signal and turn left – watch for signs.įrom South Bend: Take U.S. Travel east to first traffic signal and turn left – watch for signs.įrom Kalamazoo: Take I-94 West to New Buffalo Exit #1 (LaPorte Road). Travel to New Buffalo Exit #1 (LaPorte Road). Travel east to first traffic signal and turn left – watch for signs.įrom Grand Rapids: Take I-196 South to I-94 West (Chicago). How to Get to the Four Winds Casino Resort in New Buffalo, Michiganįrom Chicago: Take I-90 toward Indiana (portions are tolls) merge onto I-94 via Exit 21 toward Detroit. Turn Right toward Lake Michigan.įrom South Bend: Take U.S. Turn Right toward Lake Michigan.įrom Kalamazoo: Take I-94 West to New Buffalo Exit #1 (LaPorte Road).

Continue to follow MI-239 and look for signs for New Buffalo.įrom Grand Rapids: Take I-196 South to I-94 West (Chicago). Where is New Buffalo Michigan and How to Get there?įrom Chicago: Take I-90 toward Indiana (portions are tolls) merge onto I-94 via Exit 21 toward Detroit.

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