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Wahlfield Park: Biking, Hiking and Endless Possibilities for Adventure
There are several wooden bridges crossing the creek that makes its way through the park, but the majority of the trails are dirt or gravel–so it’s best to leave the strollers behind. Trails for hikers and bikers through various terrain, plus a big play structure near the parking lot.
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Saugatuck Dunes State Park 2024: Hike to this Gorgeous Lake Michigan Beach – and Leave the Crowds Behind
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.
Wittenbach Wege Center: Discover Pristine Trails, Farm Animals, and a Hidden Cabin
Trails are open dawn until dusk 365 days a year. Leashed dogs are welcomed. Horses are allowed on the Corncob Corner Trail. The Luminary Hike in December is a holiday highlight. My favorite part is the hike through the tall pines.
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P.J. Hoffmaster State Park: Visit for the Stunning Beach, Hikes & Views, Nature Center & Camping
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.
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
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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.
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Provin Trails Park’s Soaring Pines & Giant Dune Spark the Imagination
Who would have thought you could escape to the beach in the middle of Grand Rapids?! This is a new favorite stop for our family! Pick your own path through the woods and up the dunes. Located east of Robinette’s. There is a trail connection to Robinette’s bike trails, too.
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Hemlock Crossing is Breathtaking: Hike or Kayak the Pigeon River, Snowshoe & More
Hemlock Crossing’s Rivers and Bridges and Boardwalks
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Blandford Nature Center Hiking Includes a 1-Mile Paved Loop & Well-Marked Trails
**Blandford Nature Center is currently closed through May 11, 2020. Blandford Nature Center has several trails that are perfect length for little legs, some leading to farm animals and a cute Nature Nook. 143 acres of land and wildlife
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Pigeon Creek Park is a Hiking, Skiing & Biking Hot Spot
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.
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Rosy Mound Natural Area Gives Spectacular Lake Michigan Views + Beach Time
A 0.7 mile (one way) hiking trail from the parking area to the Lake Michigan shoreline includes 1,000 feet of stairs up and down the dunes and scenic views. Once you get to the lake, there’s a smaller boardwalk loop that goes by the dunes.
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Calvin Eco Preserve is Alive With Chipmunks, Squirrels, Birds and Even Turtles
40 acres of forest, wetlands, and meadow. Trails are covered in wood chips and mostly flat, so it’s a great spot for younger hikers. There are plenty of water features ( with places to stop and look for wildlife. There are a few small bridges on the one mile of trails at the Grand Rapids hiking spot.
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