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Europe's Longest Stepping Stones Debut at Nature Reserve
26 May
Summary
- A nature reserve is unveiling Europe's longest stepping stones.
- The 67m (220ft) stones span one of the attraction's lakes.
- The stones will be submerged, elevating the visitor experience.
Martin Mere Wetland Centre is currently constructing a new feature expected to be the longest set of continuous stepping stones in Europe. The installation spans 67 meters (220 feet) across one of the attraction's lakes. This addition aims to enhance the interactive wet meadow and bug hunting space.
The stepping stones are designed to elevate the visitor experience, providing a unique perspective of the wetland environment. Works have commenced, with the pathway established and the initial stones being laid. Upon completion, the water levels will be adjusted so that most of the pathway will be submerged, leaving only the stones visible.
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