Description
The Polly Ann Trail is a 14.2 mile long, non-motorized trail located in Oakland County Michigan in suburban Detroit. The trail connects the communities of Orion Township, Oxford Township, the Village of Oxford, Addison Township, and the Village of Leonard. Our popular linear park utilizes the abandoned P.O. & N. railroad corridor and transverses through some of the most beautiful and untouched landscape in northern Oakland County.
The trail is open year round during daylight hours and is restricted to non-motorized uses. Walking, hiking, jogging, cycling, horseback riding, and cross country skiing in winter are just some of the activities enjoyed by users of all ages.
More information and a map of the trail is available on the Trail Website.
Parking and Trail Access
Free parking is available at a church east of the trail on Drahner Road in Oxford Township; in downtown Oxford; at Lakeville Elementary School; and at the trailhead in Leonard Village.
More information and a map of the trail is available on the Trail Website.
By
tireblock
in
September, 2012
Started at M-24 in Oxford and traveled W/S for 7 miles. First part is asphalt followed by hard packed ballast. There was a soft location where bikers have moved to the dirt edge and several chipmunk holes that can be a bit jarring if hit (I got one). ...
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From Dryden to Imlay city.
By
kvnmalloch
in
September, 2012
I rode my mountain bike on that stretch of the polly ann trail today. I have to say I am disappointed with the condition of the trail, and the bridge that was out along the trail. I enjoy riding in the country and the polly ann trail would be even better ...
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By
in
July, 2012
The trail is beautiful and peaceful....perfect for a morning ride. Clean, nice walking surface for the horses feet, nice trees, safe, shady, and pleasant....except for the crazy person who we came upon. A lady walking her little terrier started yelling ...
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