


A mixed-use trail network through pine and hardwood forest offering varied compositions: winding gravel corridors, sandy singletrack, groomed winter fat-bike lines, and a picnic pavilion with string lights. Easy parking but requires a Michigan Recreation Passport or pay-on-site. Best light is golden hour for warm backlight through trees; late fall and winter offer stark silhouettes and snow-groomed textures. Trails are mostly flat with small hills and stroller-friendly sections—good for quick, r



A mixed-use trail network through pine and hardwood forest offering varied compositions: winding gravel corridors, sandy singletrack, groomed winter fat-bike lines, and a picnic pavilion with string lights. Easy parking but requires a Michigan Recreation Passport or pay-on-site. Best light is golden hour for warm backlight through trees; late fall and winter offer stark silhouettes and snow-groomed textures. Trails are mostly flat with small hills and stroller-friendly sections—good for quick, r