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If you're looking for a nature trail, this isn't it.
You'll only see endless cornfields until you get to Spring Grove Park, where neighborhoods take over.
This is also a pretty hilly all throughout, with some road biking required if you're doing the full trail.
Rode from belding to Greenville. Really nice and scenic ride. About 7 miles one way.
Lovely area to walk your dog, or go to see pretty overlooks, wildlife and just submerse yourself in peaceful settings. Great place for photography as well. There’s one straight trail and many trails that loop around and off that main trail. It’s well maintained and groomed.
Gorgeous views of the river, wildlife and easy going trails, though some can be a little bit wet so bring some waterproof boots!
A new section has been completed that fills the former gap between Dexter-Huron Metropark to Delhi Metropark on the Huron River.
Rode from St Ignace to King's Fish Market, and back in early fall. About 10 miles each way. Trail is rough, big gravel, potholes, dirt, some sand, and water running across the road in a couple of places. ATVs don't slow for bicycles. Good experience but the trail beat us up. Riding mountain bike with front shock and 44mm tires.
Note all the other comments here are over a dozen years old.
We are lucky to have this trail! In the summer, I bicycle it at least once a week, especially on hot days when bicycling or walking under the shade of trees, along the water front is much cooler! and more quite than on the road side! It is also nice to bicycle and walk in cold weather to get out of the wind. The DNR repairs this trail after big floods, replacing culverts, digging ditches along side of the trail etc. It still needs work, but like everything else, it takes funding. If we had a trail authority including Chassell, Portage Township and the city of Houghton, they could apply for funding and really make some improvements to this trail. Chassell maintains their portion of the trail more every year. It would be nice if Portage Township would keep their portion mowed on the sides of the trail, and it would be nice if the City of Houghton replaced the deteriorating asphalt that has wide cracks and bumps and crumbled sides on the east end of their portion of trail. But overall, it is great to have this waterside rail trail available. Note, this is a non-motorized trail, ATVs and snowmobiles are not supposed to be on this trail. Homes are located very near the trail and loud ORVs and snowmobiles would make those homeowners very upset.
There's some gorgeous scenery with a great round trip and a smooth ride.
You don't send a lot of time in a nature setting with this trail, with the first three or so mile south of Hillsdale being alongside a busy road and pretty rough pavement to boot, and with the last three odd miles being dirt, you might want to skip this trial completely. Falling Waters Trail is short distance driving away, so try that one instead.
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