Bring More People Outdoors.
For state, county, and local park systems. One partnership brings 360° virtual tours of your parks, trails, and recreation areas onto Able Eyes and Google Maps, so every visitor can see a place before they go and arrive ready to enjoy it.
Every tour is free to explore for visitors.
One partnership. Every park.
You don't tour a single trail. You bring your whole park system onto Able Eyes through one relationship, then share the tours on your website, maps, apps, and listings. As you add parks, the program grows with you.
Why park systems choose Able Eyes.
Show up where trips start. People find parks and trails on Google Maps. Your tours meet them there.
Every visitor can see a trail, beach, or facility before they go.
Welcome an aging population. Nearly half of adults 65 and older have a disability. A preview helps them say yes to the outdoors.
Welcome families, older adults, and visitors of all abilities to the outdoors.
Promote every season with tours that work in your website, maps, social posts, and campaigns.
Strengthen funding applications with visible proof of public access.
Source: CDC, 2024.
Proof across Michigan
Michigan DNR
Able Eyes has created 360° virtual tours across 18 Michigan DNR parks and recreation areas, with more in production.
Michigan DNR uses Able Eyes tours in its fourth grade state park field trip program. Teachers and parents preview the park on the DNR website before the trip.
Explore the parks we've filmed:
- Bald Mountain State Recreation Area
- Bay City State Park
- Belle Isle State Park
- Bond Falls Scenic Site
- Carl T. Johnson Hunting and Fishing Center
- Fort Wilkins State Park
- Ludington State Park
- Maybury State Park
- McLain State Park
- Mitchell State Park
- Oden State Fish Hatchery
- Outdoor Adventure Center
- Petoskey State Park
- P.J. Hoffmaster State Park
- Sterling State Park
- Tahquamenon Falls
- Waterloo Area - Gerald E. Eddy Discovery Center
- Wolf Lake State Hatchery
County & local parks
We've also brought county and local park systems onto Able Eyes, including Ingham County Parks and Meridian Township. So no matter the size of your system, there's already one like yours here to explore.
Explore the parks we've filmed:
Meridian Township Parks
Ingham County Parks
Let's build a program for your park system.
See how one partnership brings your parks onto Able Eyes and Google Maps, and helps every visitor arrive ready to enjoy the outdoors.
