In the first of our Pure Michigan Trails video series, we explore the Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail, a 21-mile pathway that connects visitors to the Lakeshore with the neighboring communities of Empire and Glen Arbor, along with the popular attractions and hidden gems found throughout the park.
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Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail
DTE Energy Foundation Trail
The DTE Energy Foundation Trail is a premiere mountain bike and multi-use trail system in SE Michigan's Waterloo Recreation Area. It consists of four loops, totalling 22 miles of trail for all skill levels.
Waterloo Recreation area in Chelsea, Michigan is the lower peninsula's largest State Park, offering a wide variety of outdoor recreation opportunities like camping, hiking, boating, fishing, horseback riding, and more. See why DTE should be on your list of places to explore.
Detroit Riverwalk
Voted "Best Riverwalk" in the country by the USA Today Reader's Choice Awards, the Detroit Riverwalk is a one-of-a-kind destination. Learn about the attractions and amenities found on the riverfront in this episode of Pure Michigan Trails.
Polly Ann Trail
Transformed from a former railroad corridor, the Polly Ann Trail extends north from Oakland County’s Orion Township for a total of 16.9 miles. With connections to the Paint Creek Trail and access to parks and public spaces in several communities, residents and visitors alike enjoy exploring the trail’s diverse terrain and scenery. Two paved sections are great for cyclists and are accessible to trail users of all levels of mobility, while more rural sections are perfect for those seeking a respite into nature.
Pure Michigan Trails is a video series that explores Michigan’s diverse trail network. Whether it’s hiking, biking or paddling, each episode navigates a different trail to share the activities and amenities that await.
Iron Ore Heritage Trail
The Iron Ore Heritage Trail is a 47-mile multi-use trail that connects visitors to five Upper Peninsula communities, as well as the iron mining heritage of the area. The trail welcomes bikers, walkers, runners, hikers, cross-country skiers, and in some places snowmobiles and ORVs. Hop on the path with us and learn about the Iron Ore Heritage Trail.
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Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail
In the first of our Pure Michigan Trails video series, we explore the Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail, a 21-mile pathway that connects visitors to the Lakeshore with the neighboring communities of Empire and Glen Arbor, along with the popular attractions and hidden gems found throughout the park.
DTE Energy Foundation Trail
The DTE Energy Foundation Trail is a premiere mountain bike and multi-use trail system in SE Michigan's Waterloo Recreation Area. It consists of four loops, totalling 22 miles of trail for all skill levels.
Waterloo Recreation area in Chelsea, Michigan is the lower peninsula's largest State Park, offering a wide variety of outdoor recreation opportunities like camping, hiking, boating, fishing, horseback riding, and more. See why DTE should be on your list of places to explore.
Detroit Riverwalk
Voted "Best Riverwalk" in the country by the USA Today Reader's Choice Awards, the Detroit Riverwalk is a one-of-a-kind destination. Learn about the attractions and amenities found on the riverfront in this episode of Pure Michigan Trails.
Polly Ann Trail
Transformed from a former railroad corridor, the Polly Ann Trail extends north from Oakland County’s Orion Township for a total of 16.9 miles. With connections to the Paint Creek Trail and access to parks and public spaces in several communities, residents and visitors alike enjoy exploring the trail’s diverse terrain and scenery. Two paved sections are great for cyclists and are accessible to trail users of all levels of mobility, while more rural sections are perfect for those seeking a respite into nature.
Pure Michigan Trails is a video series that explores Michigan’s diverse trail network. Whether it’s hiking, biking or paddling, each episode navigates a different trail to share the activities and amenities that await.
Iron Ore Heritage Trail
The Iron Ore Heritage Trail is a 47-mile multi-use trail that connects visitors to five Upper Peninsula communities, as well as the iron mining heritage of the area. The trail welcomes bikers, walkers, runners, hikers, cross-country skiers, and in some places snowmobiles and ORVs. Hop on the path with us and learn about the Iron Ore Heritage Trail.