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Bishop Bog and Eliason Nature Preserve

Activities:
Hiking


Tags: 

Portage Michigan Hikes , Portage Michigan Parks , Portage Michigan Trails

Welcome to Bishop Bog and Eliason Nature Preserve, Bishop Bog Preserve is the largest "relict" bog in southern Michigan is also included in this park's profile. The Eliason Preserve was first established in 2011 when the land's previous owner Linda Eliason generously donated it to the City of Portage in memory of her husband David who was a prominent local businessman. The main entrance to the Eliason Preserve is located at 1615 W Osterhout Avenue.

These 2 preserves are next to each other so they share a profile.

To contact the park office please call 269-329-4522.

Portage Michigan Park Ordinances

*The following are prohibited; defacing public property, littering.

*The following are only allowed in designated areas; alcoholic beverages, fires, motor vhicles (including watercraft), organized athletic play, picnicking, swimming.

*All dogs must be leashed and waste removed.

 

Please respect these and all local, State of Michigan, and United States statutes.



Ownership: 
City of Portage


Acreage: 
270.90

Location:

Bishop Bog and Eliason Nature Preserve

9920 S Westnedge Avenue

Portage, Michigan 49002 United States

42.179949, -85.602417

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