Aman Park
Aman Park is a 331-acre preserve six miles west of the city of Grand Rapids. The park contains a number of natural-surface trails through maturing second-growth forests including dry-mesic forests, southern mesic forests and floodplain forests along Sand Creek. Tree species present include northern red oak, eastern hemlock, red maple, American beech, black cherry, white oak and white pine, with silver maple and sycamore common in the lowlands.
The park is well-known for spring ephemeral display including Virginia bluebells, trout lily, dutchman’s breeches, and trillium.
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