AI Overview
July is officially designated as National Park and Recreation Month. This month is a celebration of the important role that parks and recreation play in communities by promoting health, well-being, and a sense of community.
CHF provided $4,500 to support the new Braille Trail being developed at Perrin Woods Park. The trail is
designed to be accessible to individuals who are visually impaired or disabled. There will be guide ropes
connected through sturdy posts along a trail in the park with general interpretation signage in Braille
and text describing the different elements of the park, and animals and birds which are present. The
Braille trail will expand access and create new ways for visitors to connect, experience and enjoy nature.
The trail will open in the fall.
Watch for updates on the Braille Trail from National Trail Parks and Recreation. https://ntprd.org/