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Sobre esta experiencia

El Rosewood Nature Study Area es un espacio de 220 acres en Reno que fue transformado de un antiguo campo de golf en una zona de restauración de hábitats para plantas y vida silvestre nativas. Administrado por el Great Basin Institute en colaboración con la Ciudad de Reno, este área ofrece acceso público a senderos, recreación al aire libre y programas de ciclismo adaptativo estacionales. El sitio combina la conservación ambiental con oportunidades educativas y de investigación para la comunidad.

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Datos Interesantes

• •The property was originally a municipally-owned golf course that opened in 1991 before being permanently closed in 2015 due to Veterans Parkway construction
• •Great Basin Institute's Nevada Conservation Corps manages the facility and maintains the trail system for public access
• •The Adaptive Cycling Center operates seasonally (May-September) offering specialized cycling programs on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
• •The restoration project converts the former golf course into native plant and wildlife habitat while preserving public recreation opportunities

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Joyas Escondidas

• •Trail hours vary by season and weather conditions—call ahead to confirm access before visiting, especially during winter months
• •The Adaptive Cycling Center is free or low-cost adaptive sports programming that's rarely found in most communities

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