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DTE Energy Foundation Trail

DTE Energy Foundation Trail

4.8(4 reviews)
43.4 mi

**During Covid**…read more This was my first time exploring this trail and I must stay - it was not an easy one but it was a GOOD one. Getting there the road is all gravel and they're also some safety ridges near resident area so you literally only can go 10 mph. The location has 2 areas for parking in case it filled which I don't see it happening but plenty of room and there's 3 picnic tables available. Unfortunately I do not recall any restroom but there was hand sanitizer available not sure if the park put it out or if someone volunteered and place it out. The trail is very rocky and it also weaves through - also one may say it's hilly as well so if you have knee issues this would not be the trail for you or bring you some good walking sticks. I'm glad I did use my hiking boots because I feel shoes will probably have you sliding - highly suggest to avoid this part if it rained previously. Other than that it's very shady and make sure you bring bug spray as well so you can reapply but the trail was very clear and markings every half a mile. There's three types of trails so make sure you follow the marker assigned for the specific trail you're trying to explore. since this is one of the better trails please be cautious there are mountain bikers and I advise any hikers or runners not to run with any music so you can hear others. Last but not least there were only two benches available during the eight mile hike PS - please review the path scheduling so you're walking in the correct direction for that day. Happy hiking!!!

On a gorgeous fall day, few things are better than a walk in the woods. Wanting to get out and…read morestretch our legs some, a friend and I made the short trek to Chelsea on a recent weekend to check out the newly-opened DTE Trail. Located just outside of Chelsea and in its first Season, the DTE trail provides a tranquil spot to get some fresh air and enjoy some beautiful changing colors. After parking in the decent-sized lot, we decided on the Greek Lake trail to get started. In a loop around Green Lake, it meanders gently through the woods. As a hiker, you'll share the trail with mountain bikers, so be sure to watch for which direction you're supposed to walk in each day (it alternates), and listen for them as they come through. Our hike ended up being about 5 miles and was a perfect way to get outside and discover a new place. And with another loop in the other direction, we've already got our destination for the next beautiful fall day.

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DTE Energy Foundation Trail - Green Lake loop

Green Lake loop

DTE Energy Foundation Trail
DTE Energy Foundation Trail - Green Lake Loop

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Green Lake Loop

Lower Rouge River Recreation Trail

Lower Rouge River Recreation Trail

4.3(3 reviews)
47.6 mi

What a great find. The Bridges of Canton might be better name as you cross several of them over…read morethe canal. It is only four miles from end to end. Heritage Park on one and a leo's Coney off Michigan on the other. Well shaded and it felt ten degrees cooler. You need a hybrid or mountain bike if cycling. It is packed gravel and had some loose spots. Plenty of resting spots. Not very crowded. GPS took me to the middle of the trail. There are a few offshots, ITC and Sycamore loop.

Let me start off by saying when you first enter off of Michigan avenue it does appear a little…read moreshady. Lol! Please no I did not notice any restrooms available there were a few benches scattered through at least the half of the trail that I went to. I feel in the summer that this place's vegetation will be so full and that's being said make sure you bring some bug spray because it was the end of November probably the last 50° weather and I still saw some bugs. Also it's definitely a great place for biking seem like they have a few side dirt roads that you probably could take but at the same time it's gravel for easy walking. In the trail was very clean and there were trash bins/doggy bags available - maybe it should just a cold months but that's normally all used up or gone so I'm happy with this location. Since I only did half I would like to try the other half which at the parking lot you can tell that seem to be the center point of the whole trail. Happy hiking!!!

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Lower Rouge River Recreation Trail
Lower Rouge River Recreation Trail
Lower Rouge River Recreation Trail

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Lakelands Trail State Park - Beautifully wooded section of the Lakelands Trail.

Lakelands Trail State Park

4.5(2 reviews)
35.3 mi

What a nice rails to trails spot with a history of A@ freighters. The path is 70% shaded and the…read morefirst three of eight miles run through waterways and wetlands. Trains still operate. It is one way so plan accordingly with energy for the ride back. Path is smooth asphalt unless you continue onto Pinkney for additional miles. Bonus for parking and starting in Hamburg, there is a pub across the street.

The eight miles of smoothly paved bike trail between the towns of Hamburg and Pinckney has become…read moreone of my favorite rides in southeastern Michigan. The trail was built 25 years ago on a defunct part of the Grand Trunk Railway bed. An point of trivia that you may find interesting is that Michigan's own 1970s rock band Grand Funk Railroad was named after this very same Grand Trunk Railway! Trivia aside, the Lakelands Trail runs westward from the Hamburg trailhead through some beautifully wooded wetlands past Zukey Lake, one of eight lakes on a connected chain of lakes. On this trail, you'll find the hugely popular 90-year old Zukey Lake Tavern perched on the lake's scenic waterfront. The well maintained trail continues on through mature woodlands until arriving at the historic railroad depot in Pinckney, Michigan, with a modest population of 2,412. This 17 mile round trip between two small Michigan towns fueled by sunshine and fresh air is a real pleasure of a ride...5-stars.

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Lakelands Trail State Park
Lakelands Trail State Park - Bike Repair Station on the trail - only one I've ever seen on a bike trail.

Bike Repair Station on the trail - only one I've ever seen on a bike trail.

Lakelands Trail State Park

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Chateau Torrey Hills - mountainbiking - Updated October 2026

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