Grace Long

1. Fitzgerald Park, along with the Ledges, is open year round 8am to dusk, with a $3 daily fee. The park is best known as the home of the “Ledges.”

2. The train trestle that runs through the Ledges was constructed in 1888. The steal structure was built directly into the sandstone cliffs along the river’s edge. 

3. The Ledges are made up of 300M-year-old rock formations. Hiking through Fitzgerald Park in Grand Ledge, you are able to walk and view the formations.

4. The Ledges are two-miles of trails that link Fitzgerald Park to the Island Park. While walking along the path, you are able to enjoy the amazing natural formations Grand Ledge has to explore.

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Grace M Long 

Central Michigan University student majoring in Integrative Public Relations with a minor in Multimedia Design. 

Graduation: Spring 2021