Free Fall Things to Do – 9 Sweet Adventures to Have in West Michigan This Season
Check out all these free fall activities for kids around Grand Rapids! West Michigan knows how to do free fall fun.
Climb the Steps at Mt. Pisgah for Big Lake and Lighthouse Views
Shorter, steep stair climb up a dune to lake views. Parking can be tricky in busier months.
Cascade Peace Park’s Secret Creek Will Be the Highlight of Your Next Hike
The Cascade Peace Park is perfect for hiking. The trails go up and down through hardwood forests and are absolutely brilliant in the fall. If you are hiking Grand Rapids, this one has to be on your list. Jogging strollers would do okay here, but there are sandy parts. Please leash your dogs. Access off Bolt Dr and Grand River Dr.
Seidman Park: Boardwalks & Sparkling Creek Highlight This Rustic Trail System Near Ada
This is an excellent place to put some miles on your shoes. Trails are very hilly and wooded. There’s a stream that you’ll cross on occasion. Multiple loops available. Park activities and facilities include restrooms, cross country skiing, fishing, hiking/walking, and nature trails.
Huff Park’s Extensive Wetland Boardwalk is an Easy Nature Escape, Without Leaving the City
Huff Park is located at Ball and Aberdeen NE in Grand Rapids, MI. The park includes ball diamond, natural area, parking, picnic shelter, picnic tables, playground, restrooms, and a walking path. Escape from the hustle and bustle of city life with its extensive wetland boardwalk and lush trails
Saugatuck Dunes State Park: Multiple Trails With Stunning Lake Michigan Views & Beach
Find 1,000 acres of land with 2.5 miles of shoreline and 4 hiking trails at Saugatuck Dunes State Park. I would recommend checking the trail map before you go since there wasn’t one readily available at the trailhead when we visited.
Aman Park Wildflowers are Breathtaking in May. The Trails & Creek are Lovely Year-Round.
Aman Park is worth the stop, especially in spring for wildflowers. This Grand Rapids park is a popular spot in every season. A hit with hikers and dogs alike, you will love the little creek, bridges, and more. The trails are mostly sandy, well-maintained, and have a few decent hills throughout. The main loop is 1.5 miles. Located on Lake Michigan Dr- approximately 6 miles west of the City.
P.J. Hoffmaster State Park Captivates Hikers with Endless Lake Michigan Views
P.J. Hoffmaster State Park in Muskegon offers lake views that are hard to beat locally (we see you, Sleeping Bear Dunes). There are miles of trails you can choose from to get from the parking lot to the beach, followed by a seemingly endless beachfront you can walk once you get there.
Pigeon Creek Park Will Get You Hiking, Skiing, Biking, or Sledding in No Time
Whatever the weather, Pigeon Creek Park is the place to be. You can bike, hike, horseback ride, sled and cross country ski. And they even offer lessons for some of these activities. Located just north of Holland/Zeeland.