Three Rivers Wildlife Management Area
Accessibility
An accessible wildlife viewing platform overlooks the Hundred Acre Marsh, part of a large wetland complex in the Town of Lysander, Onondaga County. The platform is served by an accessible parking area on the west side of Sixty Rd. An accessible path leads from the parking area, out a short boardwalk, to the platform with a view of the marsh and a distant island that has been home to nesting eagles. To ensure the best viewing opportunity, make note of the wildlife that may occur in the area and visit during the appropriate season with field guides and binoculars. There is no port-a-john at this location.
Directions:
From I-690: Take State Route 31 east 2.3 miles, through Baldwinsville. Turn left on Phillips St., proceed for 3 miles (Phillips St. becomes Sixty Rd.). The parking area is on the left and the accessible trailhead is at the southern end of the parking area.
From I-481: Take State Route 31 west 4.8 miles. Turn right on Phillips St., proceed for 3 miles (Phillips St. becomes Sixty Rd.). The parking area is on the left and the accessible trailhead is at the southern end of the parking area.
