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The Best Bike Trails in Michigan: A Comprehensive Tour

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Michigan is known for its stunning natural beauty, and one of the best ways to experience it is by bike. The state has hundreds of miles of rail-trails and greenways, from Lake Michigan shoreline routes and orchard country up north to river paths winding through the Detroit suburbs.

Whether you’re a seasoned rider or a beginner, there is something for everyone. Below are 35 of the best biking trails in Michigan, from short family-friendly paths to long-distance rides like the 92-mile Fred Meijer White Pine Trail, passing through forests, farmland, lakeshore dunes and historic small towns.

Use the map below to find a trail near you, then jump to its section for length, surface, parking and amenities.

Michigan Bike Trails Map

All 35 Michigan Bike Trails at a Glance

Sort by any column or search by trail name, county or region. Lengths are in miles; click a trail name to jump to its details.

Trail	Region	Counties	Length (mi)	Surface	Type
Polly Ann State Rail Trail	Metro Detroit & Southeast	Lapeer, Oakland	34.2	Asphalt, Ballast, Crushed Stone	Rail-Trail
Musketawa Trail	West Michigan	Muskegon, Ottawa	25	Asphalt	Rail-Trail
Fred Meijer White Pine Trail State Park	West Michigan	Kent, Mecosta, Montcalm, Osceola, Wexford	92.6	Asphalt, Ballast, Crushed Stone, Gravel	Rail-Trail
North Central State Trail	Northern Michigan	Cheboygan, Otsego	62	Crushed Stone	Rail-Trail
William Field Memorial Hart-Montague Trail State Park	West Michigan	Muskegon, Oceana	22.7	Asphalt	Rail-Trail
Betsie Valley Trail	Northern Michigan	Benzie	22.1	Asphalt, Crushed Stone	Rail-Trail
Clinton River Park Trail	Metro Detroit & Southeast	Macomb	4.5	Asphalt	Greenway
Falling Waters Trail	Mid-Michigan & the Thumb	Jackson	10.5	Asphalt	Rail-Trail
Fred Meijer Heartland Trail	West Michigan	Gratiot, Montcalm	41.8	Asphalt	Rail-Trail
Harger Line Rail-Trail	Mid-Michigan & the Thumb	Saginaw, Tuscola	10.1	Asphalt	Rail-Trail
Hines Park Trail/Rouge River Gateway Greenway	Metro Detroit & Southeast	Wayne	19.5	Asphalt	Greenway
Kal-Haven Trail State Park	West Michigan	Kalamazoo, Van Buren	34	Crushed Stone	Rail-Trail
Kent Trails	West Michigan	Kent	22.2	Asphalt	Rail-Trail
Kiwanis Trail (MI)	Metro Detroit & Southeast	Lenawee	8	Asphalt, Concrete	Rail-Trail
Leelanau Trail	Northern Michigan	Grand Traverse, Leelanau	16.6	Asphalt	Rail-Trail
Little Traverse Wheelway	Northern Michigan	Charlevoix, Emmet	23.7	Asphalt	Rail-Trail
Macomb Orchard Trail	Metro Detroit & Southeast	Macomb	23.5	Asphalt, Concrete	Rail-Trail
Mike Levine Lakelands Trail State Park	Metro Detroit & Southeast	Ingham, Jackson, Livingston	39.6	Asphalt, Ballast, Crushed Stone	Rail-Trail
North Western State Trail	Northern Michigan	Emmet	32	Asphalt, Crushed Stone	Rail-Trail
Paint Creek Trail (MI)	Metro Detroit & Southeast	Oakland	8.9	Crushed Stone	Rail-Trail
Pere Marquette Rail-Trail	Mid-Michigan & the Thumb	Clare, Isabella, Midland	30	Asphalt	Rail-Trail
Saginaw Valley Rail Trail	Mid-Michigan & the Thumb	Saginaw	11	Asphalt	Rail-Trail
Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail	Northern Michigan	Leelanau	21.2	Asphalt, Gravel	Rail-Trail
Southern Links Trailway	Mid-Michigan & the Thumb	Genesee, Lapeer, Tuscola	10.2	Asphalt, Woodchips	Rail-Trail
Wadhams to Avoca Trail	Mid-Michigan & the Thumb	St. Clair	12	Asphalt, Crushed Stone, Gravel	Rail-Trail
West Bloomfield Trail	Metro Detroit & Southeast	Oakland	6.8	Crushed Stone	Rail-Trail
Battle Creek Linear Park	West Michigan	Calhoun, Kalamazoo	25.9	Asphalt	Rail-Trail
Bay County Riverwalk/Railtrail System	Mid-Michigan & the Thumb	Bay	17.8	Asphalt, Boardwalk, Concrete	Rail-Trail
Border-to-Border Trail	Metro Detroit & Southeast	Washtenaw	19.7	Asphalt, Boardwalk, Crushed Stone	Rail-Trail
Clinton River Trail	Metro Detroit & Southeast	Oakland	16	Asphalt, Crushed Stone	Rail-Trail
Fred Meijer Clinton-Ionia-Shiawassee Trail	West Michigan	Clinton, Ionia, Shiawassee	41.4	Asphalt, Crushed Stone	Rail-Trail
Huron Valley Trail	Metro Detroit & Southeast	Oakland	12.2	Asphalt	Rail-Trail
I-275 Metro Trail	Metro Detroit & Southeast	Oakland, Wayne	33.2	Asphalt	Greenway
Lansing River Trail	Mid-Michigan & the Thumb	Ingham	25.3	Asphalt	Rail-Trail
North Eastern State Trail	Northern Michigan	Alpena, Cheboygan, Presque Isle	71	Crushed Stone, Gravel	Rail-Trail

Northern Michigan

Lakeshore dunes, cherry orchards and long rail-trails running north to the Straits of Mackinac. Best ridden from late spring to early fall. 7 trails.

North Central State Trail

The North Central State Trail is a 62-mile long biking trail located in Michigan. The trail runs through two counties, Cheboygan and Otsego, and is a popular destination for biking enthusiasts. The trail starts at North Western State Trail/Mackinaw Crossings Dr. east of S. Nicolet St. in Mackinaw City and ends at Fairview Road near N. Ohio Ave./Morgan Road in Gaylord.

The trail is made up of crushed stone surfaces, making it ideal for biking. The North Central State Trail is categorized as a rail-trail, which means it was built on a former railroad corridor. The trail offers scenic views of Michigan’s natural beauty and is a great way to explore the state’s countryside.

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Betsie Valley Trail

Betsie Valley Trail is a 22.1 mile long rail-trail that stretches from Waterfront Drive in Frankfort to County Rd. 669 in Thompsonville, Michigan. The trail is suitable for biking and has a combination of asphalt and crushed stone surfaces.

This trail is located in Benzie County and offers a scenic view of the countryside and forests. The trail is relatively flat and makes for an easy ride for bikers of all skill levels. The Betsie Valley Trail is part of a larger network of trails in Michigan and is a popular destination for bikers looking for a scenic and peaceful ride.

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Leelanau Trail

The Leelanau Trail in Michigan is a 16.6 mile long biking trail that spans across Grand Traverse and Leelanau counties. The trail is surfaced with asphalt, providing a smooth and comfortable biking experience. Trail is categorized as a Rail-Trail, which means it is built on an abandoned railroad corridor.

The trail end points are located at N Dumas Road west of N West Bay Shore Dr in Suttons Bay and Traverse Area Recreation and Transportation Trail at E Carter Rd in Greilickville.

The Leelanau Trail is known for its scenic beauty, as it passes through forests, wetlands, and farmlands. The trail is a popular destination for bikers of all skill levels, offering a challenging ride with some hills and curves.

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Little Traverse Wheelway

The Little Traverse Wheelway is a 23.7 mile long biking trail located in Michigan. The trail runs through the counties of Charlevoix and Emmet and is a popular destination for biking enthusiasts. The trail is categorized as a Rail-Trail and features an asphalt surface, making it an ideal location for both beginners and experienced bikers.

The trail’s endpoints are Waller Rd. and US 31 in Charlevoix and Kosequat Park at Park Ln. and E. Lake Road in Harbor Springs. The Little Traverse Wheelway offers bikers a scenic route, passing through picturesque towns and offering stunning views of Lake Michigan.

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North Western State Trail

The North Western State Trail in Michigan is a 32 mile long trail that runs through Emmet County. The trail is categorized as a Rail-Trail and offers a smooth and well-maintained surface for bikers to enjoy. Trail is made up of both asphalt and crushed stone surfaces, providing a comfortable ride for bikers of all skill levels.

The trail end points are located at the North Central State Trail at Mackinaw Crossings Dr. in Mackinaw City and Spring Lake Park on SR 119 in Petoskey. The North Western State Trail is a popular biking destination in Michigan, offering stunning views of the surrounding natural beauty.

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Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail

The Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail in Michigan is a 21.2 mile long biking trail that runs through Leelanau County. The trail starts at MI 22/W. Harbor Hwy. and County Road 669/ S. Bohemian Road (Maple City) and ends at S. Lacore St. and S. Leelanau Hwy. (Empire).

The trail is a combination of asphalt and gravel surfaces, providing a smooth ride for bikers. This trail falls under the Rail-Trail category, making it an ideal biking destination for those who enjoy scenic routes. The Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail is a popular biking trail in Michigan, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding natural beauty.

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North Eastern State Trail

The North Eastern State Trail in Michigan is a 71-mile long biking trail that spans across three counties: Alpena, Cheboygan, and Presque Isle. The trail is categorized as a Rail-Trail and its endpoints are located at North Central State Trail/ S. Western Ave. and Taylor St. in Cheboygan, and Woodward Ave. north of Johnson St. in Alpena.

The trail surface is made up of crushed stone, providing a smooth and stable surface for bikers to ride on. The North Eastern State Trail is a popular destination for bikers of all skill levels, offering scenic views of Michigan’s natural beauty and a chance to experience the state’s rich history.

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West Michigan

Classic rail-trails between Grand Rapids, Muskegon, Kalamazoo and Battle Creek, including three of the Fred Meijer trails. 8 trails.

Musketawa Trail

Musketawa Trail is a 25-mile long biking trail that runs through Muskegon and Ottawa counties in Michigan. The trail is primarily made up of asphalt surfaces, making it ideal for biking enthusiasts. It is categorized as a Rail-Trail, which means it is built on an abandoned railroad corridor.

The trail starts at 8th Ave, Fred Meijer Pioneer Trail between E Garfield St & Arthur St (Marne) and ends at Black Creek Rd, between E Sherman Blvd & Olthoff Dr (Muskegon). The trail offers a scenic view of Michigan’s countryside and is popular among bikers for its easy terrain.

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Fred Meijer White Pine Trail State Park

Fred Meijer White Pine Trail State Park is a 92.6 mile long rail-trail that spans across Kent, Mecosta, Montcalm, Osceola, and Wexford counties in Michigan. The trail starts at N Park St NE at Mill Creek Ave NE in Walker and ends at S Lake St at W Chapin St in Cadillac.

The surface of the trail varies from asphalt, ballast, crushed stone, to gravel. The trail is suitable for biking enthusiasts of all levels and offers picturesque views of the surrounding natural beauty.

The trail also features restrooms, picnic areas, and parking facilities along the way, making it a convenient and enjoyable biking experience for visitors.

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William Field Memorial Hart-Montague Trail State Park

William Field Memorial Hart-Montague Trail State Park is a popular biking destination located in Michigan. The trail spans 22.7 miles and runs through the counties of Muskegon and Oceana. Trail end points are Spring St. and Water St. near Trailway Campground/Medbery Bike Trail in Montague and Wood St. at Water St. in Hart.

The trail is surfaced with asphalt, making it ideal for biking. It is categorized as a Rail-Trail, which means it was converted from an old railway line. The trail offers scenic views of the surrounding landscape and is a great option for bikers of all skill levels.

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Fred Meijer Heartland Trail

The Fred Meijer Heartland Trail is a popular biking trail in Michigan that spans across the counties of Gratiot and Montcalm. With a length of 41.8 miles, this trail offers bikers a long and scenic route to explore. The trail’s endpoints are located at Prospect Ave. between W. Center St. and Mechanic St. in Alma, and E. Washington St. between Flat River and S. Cedar St. in Greenville.

The trail surface is made of asphalt, providing a smooth and comfortable ride for bikers. The Fred Meijer Heartland Trail is classified as a rail-trail, and is a great option for bikers looking for a leisurely ride through Michigan’s beautiful countryside.

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Kal-Haven Trail State Park

Kal-Haven Trail State Park is a 34 mile long biking trail located in Michigan. The trail runs through Kalamazoo and Van Buren counties and is a popular destination for bikers of all skill levels. It is a rail-trail, meaning it was built on an abandoned railroad line.

The trail surface is made of crushed stone, making it suitable for all types of bikes. The trail starts at the Kalamazoo River Valley Trail in Kalamazoo and ends at Bailey Ave in South Haven. This trail is known for its scenic views of the countryside and is a great way to explore the natural beauty of Michigan.

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Kent Trails

Kent Trails is a 22.2 mile long biking trail located in Kent County, Michigan. The trail stretches from Byron Center to Grand Rapids, with endpoints at 84th St. SW between Sunny Ln. SW and Merton Ave. SW in Byron Center and Butterworth St. SW just east of I-196 near Millennium Park in Grand Rapids.

The trail is entirely paved with asphalt, making it a smooth and easy ride for bikers. Kent Trails is classified as a Rail-Trail, meaning it was once a railroad corridor that has been converted into a biking trail. With its scenic views and well-maintained surface, Kent Trails is a popular destination for bikers of all skill levels.

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Battle Creek Linear Park

The Battle Creek Linear Park is a 25.9 mile long trail located in Michigan. The trail is a Rail-Trail and is made up of asphalt surfaces. The trail starts at Bailey Park at Wagner Dr. and Eaton St. in Battle Creek and ends at Fort Custer National Cemetery at Battle Creek Blvd. and W. Dickman Road in Augusta.

The trail is suitable for biking and is popular among bikers in the area. The Battle Creek Linear Park offers a scenic view of the surrounding areas and is a great way to explore the natural beauty of Michigan.

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Fred Meijer Clinton-Ionia-Shiawassee Trail

The Fred Meijer Clinton-Ionia-Shiawassee Trail is a 41.4 mile long rail-trail located in Michigan. It runs from Prairie Creek in Ionia to W. Main Street in Owosso. The trail is suitable for biking and is made up of both asphalt and crushed stone surfaces. It is a popular destination for cyclists, with many scenic views and opportunities to explore the natural beauty of the area.

The trail is well-maintained and offers a relatively easy ride for both experienced and novice riders.

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Paved river trails in Lansing, Saginaw and Bay City, plus quiet rural routes across the Thumb and around Jackson. 8 trails.

Falling Waters Trail

Falling Waters Trail is a 10.5 mile long biking trail located in Jackson County, Michigan. The trail is a Rail-Trail type, with a surface made of asphalt. Trail starts at the Martin Luther King Equality Trail at Park Road in Jackson and ends at River Street, just east of Coxon Road in Concord.

The trail provides a scenic route for biking enthusiasts, with beautiful views of Michigan’s natural landscapes. The trail is well-maintained and offers a smooth biking experience for riders of all levels. Bikers can enjoy a peaceful ride through the countryside, passing by several small towns along the way.

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Harger Line Rail-Trail

The Harger Line Rail-Trail is a 10.1 mile long biking trail that runs through Saginaw and Tuscola counties in Michigan. The trail is surfaced with asphalt, making it suitable for biking. It is classified as a Rail-Trail, which means it follows the route of a former railroad line.

The trail starts at Saginaw Rd./SR 15 in Richville and ends at Towerline Rd. in Buena Vista Township. The Harger Line Rail-Trail is a popular destination for bikers looking for a scenic and peaceful ride. It offers a unique opportunity to explore the natural beauty of Michigan while enjoying a leisurely bike ride.

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Pere Marquette Rail-Trail

The Pere Marquette Rail-Trail is a 30 mile long trail located in Michigan, stretching from Clare to Midland. This trail is a popular destination for biking enthusiasts, offering a smooth asphalt surface that is perfect for a leisurely ride or a more challenging workout.

The trail is categorized as a Rail-Trail, offering bikers the opportunity to experience the scenic beauty of Michigan’s countryside while following the path of an old railroad line. The trail end points are located at Chippewa Trail, near Ashman St & Ann St in Midland, and E Fourth St & Pine St in Clare.

With its well-maintained surface and scenic views, the Pere Marquette Rail-Trail is a must-visit destination for any biking enthusiast in Michigan.

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Saginaw Valley Rail Trail

The Saginaw Valley Rail Trail is an 11 mile long trail that spans across Saginaw County in Michigan. It is a popular destination for biking enthusiasts, offering an enjoyable and scenic ride through the heart of the county.

The trail’s endpoints are located at S. Center Road and Stroebel Road in Saginaw, and Lumberjack Park at E. Water St. and N. Miami St. in St. Charles.

The trail is entirely paved with asphalt, providing a smooth and comfortable surface for bikers. The Saginaw Valley Rail Trail falls under the category of Rail-Trail, making it a perfect destination for those who want to experience the beauty of Michigan’s countryside while biking.

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Southern Links Trailway

The Southern Links Trailway is a 10.2 mile long rail-trail located in Michigan that runs through the counties of Genesee, Lapeer, and Tuscola. The trail is surfaced with both asphalt and woodchips, providing a smooth and comfortable ride for biking enthusiasts.

The trailway is a popular destination for cyclists of all skill levels, with its flat terrain and scenic views of the surrounding countryside. The trail starts at Water St. and 1st St. in Columbiaville and ends at Millington Community Schools at Cardinal Dr. and Gleason St. in Millington.

The Southern Links Trailway offers a unique biking experience, allowing riders to explore the natural beauty of Michigan while enjoying a safe and well-maintained trail.

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Wadhams to Avoca Trail

The Wadhams to Avoca Trail is a 12 mile long rail-trail located in St. Clair County, Michigan. The trail is open to bikers and offers a mix of surfaces including asphalt, crushed stone, and gravel. Trail runs from SR 136/Avoca Road in Avoca to Griswold Road between Range Road and I-94 in Port Huron.

The trail is well-maintained and offers a scenic route for bikers to enjoy the surrounding natural beauty. The Wadhams to Avoca Trail is a popular destination for bikers in the area and is suitable for riders of all skill levels.

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Bay County Riverwalk/Railtrail System

The Bay County Riverwalk/Railtrail System is a 17.8 mile long trail that runs from N. Tuscola Road between 27th St. and 22nd St. in Bay City to Killarney Beach Road near Athlone Beach Road at Bay City State Recreation Area (Tobico Marsh). The trail is a Rail-Trail and features a mix of asphalt, boardwalk, and concrete surfaces.

Bikers can enjoy a scenic view of the Saginaw River and Tobico Marsh as they ride along the trail. The Bay County Riverwalk/Railtrail System is suitable for bikers of all skill levels and is a popular spot for families and recreational bikers. The trail is well-maintained and offers ample parking and restrooms along the way.

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Lansing River Trail

The Lansing River Trail in Michigan is a 25.3 mile trail that runs through Ingham County. The trail is a popular destination for bikers, as it offers a smooth asphalt surface that is easy to ride on. It is classified as a Rail-Trail, which means it was converted from an old railway line.

The trail starts at Dietrich Park at N. Grand River Ave. near Willis Court in Lansing and ends at Moores Park at Moores River Dr. in Lansing. The Lansing River Trail is a great option for bikers of all skill levels, as it offers a relatively flat terrain and scenic views of the Grand River.

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Metro Detroit & Southeast Michigan

The densest trail network in the state, with connected greenways through Oakland, Macomb, Wayne, Livingston and Washtenaw counties. 12 trails.

Polly Ann State Rail Trail

The Polly Ann State Rail Trail is a popular biking trail located in Michigan. Stretching across two counties, Lapeer and Oakland, the trail is 34.2 miles in length. It begins at Joslyn Rd, south of Waldon Rd in Orion Township and ends at N Lake Pleasant Rd, north of Kings Mill Rd in North Branch Township.

The trail is made up of three different surfaces: asphalt, ballast, and crushed stone. As a rail-trail, it offers a smooth and easy ride for bikers of all levels. The trail is a great option for those looking for a long, scenic ride through Michigan’s countryside.

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Clinton River Park Trail

The Clinton River Park Trail is a popular biking destination located in Michigan’s Macomb County. The trail stretches for 4.5 miles and runs between Edison Street in Sterling Heights and River Bends Park in Shelby Township. The trail is surfaced with asphalt, making it a smooth and comfortable ride for bikers of all levels.

The Clinton River Park Trail is categorized as a Greenway/Non-RT trail, making it a great option for those looking to enjoy a scenic ride through the natural beauty of Michigan. With its convenient location and well-maintained surface, the Clinton River Park Trail is a must-visit destination for biking enthusiasts in the area.

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Hines Park Trail/Rouge River Gateway Greenway

The Hines Park Trail/Rouge River Gateway Greenway is a 19.5 mile biking trail that runs through Wayne County, Michigan. The trail starts at Michigan Ave. north of Elm St. and Dearborn Station in Dearborn and ends at W. Seven Mile Road and River St. in Northville.

The trail is paved with asphalt, making it an ideal surface for biking. The Hines Park Trail/Rouge River Gateway Greenway is categorized as a greenway/non-RT trail, which means that it is a multi-use path that is not designated solely for biking. The trail offers scenic views of the Rouge River and passes through several parks, making it a popular destination for bikers of all skill levels.

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Kiwanis Trail (MI)

Kiwanis Trail is an 8 mile long rail-trail located in Lenawee County, Michigan. The trail runs between S Main St/SR 52 & Crystal Spring Ave in Adrian and Ives Rd & Green Hwy, south of Tecumseh. The trail is primarily surfaced with asphalt and concrete, providing a smooth and comfortable ride for bikers. Kiwanis

Trail is a popular destination for bikers due to its scenic beauty and the peaceful atmosphere it provides. The trail is relatively easy to navigate and is suitable for bikers of all skill levels. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced biker, Kiwanis Trail is a perfect destination for a fun and enjoyable biking experience.

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Macomb Orchard Trail

The Macomb Orchard Trail is a popular biking destination in Michigan, spanning 23.5 miles from Clinton River Trail/Dequindre Road between 24 Mile Road and 23 Mile Road in Rochester to Division Rd. at Main St. in Richmond. The trail is a rail-trail, offering a smooth and easy ride on asphalt and concrete surfaces.

Cyclists can enjoy scenic views of orchards, woodlands, and wetlands along the way. The trail is suitable for all skill levels, with a relatively flat terrain and minimal elevation changes. Bikers can also take advantage of amenities such as restrooms, benches, and picnic areas along the trail.

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Mike Levine Lakelands Trail State Park

Mike Levine Lakelands Trail State Park is a 39.6 mile long biking trail that stretches from Whitmore Lake Rd & E Michigan 36 in Whitmore Lake to E Parnall Rd & Cooper St/M-106 in Jackson. The trail is categorized as a Rail-Trail and features a variety of surfaces including asphalt, ballast, and crushed stone.

This trail is popular among bikers due to its scenic views and easy accessibility. The trail passes through Ingham, Jackson, and Livingston counties, providing bikers with a diverse range of landscapes to enjoy.

With its well-maintained surface and well-marked routes, Mike Levine Lakelands Trail State Park is a great option for bikers of all skill levels looking for a scenic ride in Michigan.

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Paint Creek Trail (MI)

Paint Creek Trail is an 8.9 mile long biking trail located in Oakland County, Michigan. The trail is a crushed stone surface, making it ideal for gravel biking. Paint Creek Trail is classified as a rail-trail, which means it was once a railroad corridor that has been converted into a biking trail.

The trail starts at Atwater St & Atwater Commons Dr in Lake Orion and ends at Rochester River Walk just north of Pine St & Civic Center Dr in Rochester. This trail is perfect for bikers who enjoy scenic routes, as it offers beautiful views of the Paint Creek.

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West Bloomfield Trail

The West Bloomfield Trail is a 6.8 mile rail-trail located in West Bloomfield Township, Oakland County, Michigan. The trail runs from Haggerty Road south of Walnut Lake Road to Woodrow Wilson Blvd and Depew Dr. at Sylvan Manor Park/Clinton River Trail.

It is made up of crushed stone and is well-maintained, making it an ideal route for biking enthusiasts. The trail is also popular with walkers and joggers. The West Bloomfield Trail is part of a larger network of trails in Michigan, providing riders with access to a wide variety of scenic routes.

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Border-to-Border Trail

The Border-to-Border Trail in Michigan is a popular biking trail that spans across Washtenaw County. With a length of 19.7 miles, this trail offers bikers a chance to explore the beautiful outdoors of Michigan.

The trail runs from Hudson Mills Metropark to Main St. (Dexter), Barton Nature Area (Ann Arbor) and Eastern Michigan University (Ypsilanti), and Grove St. at I-94 to North Hydro Park (Ypsilanti).

The trail surfaces are made up of asphalt, boardwalk, and crushed stone, which provide a comfortable and smooth biking experience. The Border-to-Border Trail falls under the category of Rail-Trail, which makes it a perfect biking trail for all levels of bikers.

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Clinton River Trail

The Clinton River Trail is a 16 mile long rail-trail located in Oakland County, Michigan. The trail runs from West Bloomfield Trail at Woodrow Wilson Blvd. in Sylvan Lake to Macomb Orchard Trail at Dequindre Rd. in Rochester. The trail is suitable for biking and is surfaced with both asphalt and crushed stone.

The Clinton River Trail is a popular destination for bikers of all levels, offering scenic views of the Clinton River and surrounding woodlands. The trail is well-maintained and features several amenities, including restrooms, picnic areas, and benches. Bikers can enjoy a leisurely ride or challenge themselves with the trail’s varying terrain.

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Huron Valley Trail

The Huron Valley Trail is a 12.2 mile rail-trail located in Oakland County, Michigan. The trail begins at Dixboro Road north of Londonderry Dr. in South Lyon and ends at Island Lake Pathway at Kent Lake Beach Rd., as well as Pontiac Trail at Lyon Oaks Park in the Wixom city limits.

The trail is entirely paved with asphalt, providing a smooth surface for bikers. As a rail-trail, the Huron Valley Trail follows the path of a former railroad and offers scenic views of the surrounding countryside. The trail is open to bikers of all skill levels and is a popular destination for both local residents and visitors to the area.

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I-275 Metro Trail

The I-275 Metro Trail in Michigan is a popular biking trail that spans 33.2 miles. The trail begins at Meadowbrook Rd. in Novi and ends at Will Carleton Rd. in New Boston. The entire trail is paved with asphalt, making it a smooth and comfortable ride for bikers of all skill levels.

The trail is categorized as a Greenway/Non-RT, which means it is a shared-use path for bikers, walkers, and joggers. The trail runs through Oakland and Wayne counties, offering bikers beautiful views of the surrounding natural scenery. With its well-maintained surface and scenic route, the I-275 Metro Trail is a must-visit for biking enthusiasts in Michigan.