Great place for long hikes and longer mountain bike rides.it is an old farm that was donated and…read moreturned back into wilderness. The trails are looong. Wear good shoes and take water . It is dog friendly. There are tools at the trail heads for working on bikes. I saw quite a few ibteresting birds...a deer...and dozens of species of wildflowers here this evening. Will return.

This place was busy as can be today but nice wide paths and folks paying attention to the "on your…read morelefts" from behind allowed for easy social distancing while enjoying the beautiful day. We've taken our dogs hiking here before many times but today was our first time cycling here, and it really is a great place to bike with some somewhat challenging rolling hills. The path goes all the way to the park on the back side of West Lake, so if you've got a mountain bike you could add that loop to the journey. Quarantine has been really rough on me but the sunny days are a joy as we plug away at training for a Beth-athlon I'm planning to do at the end of the summer (I can't run anymore, so I'm making up my own -athlon of multiple activities ranging from paddleboarding to rollerblading. It was great getting some cycling miles under my belt today and getting that heart beat racing.

Nice place for a nature walk! The path is paved and surrounded by nature, including wildlife…read more Parking is very difficult to find; doesn't show up on map. I ended up parking at a local business and walking in.

There's a nice staging area just past the registration station (the only charge to enter is a…read morerequirement to have the Michigan recreation passport, which is only $11 yearly for MI. residents and a bit more for out-of-staters). The main trailhead is just across the road from the parking lot designated for staging. There's many miles of paths here, ranging from relatively easy to hilly and dodgy. Be sure to stay on the paths designated for cycling since there are a few pedestrian only trails, too. This area is incredibly beautiful in the fall. Devil's Soup Bowl is our favorite of the trails.

reviewing the campground only…read more.. This was my first camping here and i hosted a large event with a bunch of ladies. The sites were nice and large; believe they were $30 per night (i believe) - omg the restrooms were cleaned very frequently. Please note - i didn't see anywhere on site that sold wood so make sure load up before arriving. Bring your kayak as well - easy access to the dock and also lots of people fish near the early. I will be exploring more next and i will return. Happy camping!!!

there is so little space and 4 feet between camping spaces the huge problem is this is camping and…read moreit's supposed to be in nature but we got a plot of land with ONE tree there is absolutely no privacy and not a second of piece and quite. for every tree there it's a family of people and that's really annoying and loud there so it's not worth it I guess this is worth it if you don't like privacy. the noise is louder then the rage at the Epstein scandal so anyway it's cheap but it's LOUD

I stopped here for a bit to destress in the green. This is a very pretty park that has been set…read moreaside though it isn't completely isolated from the noises of the buses and trucks that pass by. Still, pretty, green, refreshing. Great walking and jogging and biking trails, picnic benches, covered areas, grills, fishing areas, permanent structures with restrooms. This park has everything. Over 200 acress and connected by a 3.5 mile trail. [Review 11230 overall, 1006 of 2019.]

Nothing beats a nice stroll in the park. No matter the season! The beautiful green now has a slap…read moreshot of other colors bringing the fall features to life! But as lovers of spring and summer. Green was our calling card for sure. Very beautiful park!

Great shop, great service, great community member. Thank you! We bought a bike from them and they…read moretook their time to make sure it was perfectly set up and all our questions were answered.

Spin Street is a great local bike shop with awesome product and midwest friendly customer service…read more I went car-free this January and ordered a bike - a Jamis Commuter2 from Chad. What I appreciated was the planning he went through with me for the kind of bike that would be good. He spent a lot of time chatting and letting me learn a lot and then by spring when the weather broke I tried out four bikes. I only wanted to try one. The one I had my heart set out on. But I "humored" him and tried some others. Well, I didn't get the one I thought I wanted. And I wouldn't have ever even tried this bike if he didn't suggest it and keep in mind, listening very well, to my riding habits and desires and the functionality I wanted out of my bike. If you want the cheapest. Maybe don't go there. If you want to get it and out in a hurry. OK - maybe don't go there. But if you care about the bicycle you will be getting, your body fit and the entire biking experience - go to Spin Street.

Been wanting to visit Al Sabo for awhile now and so glad that I did. Such a beautiful place with…read morenice paths for walking, running or biking. The wooded area with the tall pines have been planted in rows - so cool! Loved seeing people enjoying the woods in their hammocks. Parking lot is small and congested.

What a place to unwind and relax amongst the uninterrupted landscape. Walking through the woods and…read moretaking in thr sights and sounds of nature's creatures and thrblight breeze makes for an hour or two of serenity that is important to recharge with. Go to clear your head, get a little exercise, or both! There are literally miles of trails where you can take in all nature has to offer. I can't imagine how you could be in a bad mood as you're out exploring this little gem.

Great person working there but did I get my $ worth, no. Wanted a tune up and my wheel spokes were…read morenot tensioned and my Shimano lever shifts were not stopped working again. I will not hold the shop accountable because they may be just worn out, but they should have informed me since they took it apart. Otherwise really nice staff and were not pushing sales, honest people. Would go back again.

Extremely polite and knowledgeable staff, competitively priced service from qualified mechanics and…read moreplenty of parts in stock. This is my favorite bike shop in the greater Lansing area. Highly recommended.

This place is great for hiking and meeting up with friends! I really enjoy all the flora & River.read more

The Black River Preserve is truly a spectacular place. The location of the preserve, along the…read moreLake Michigan coastal area, makes it a premier migratory songbird stopover. There is also great biological diversity ranging from poplars and redbud trees to hemlocks and birch trees. The Preserve encompasses 120 acres of rolling forest, meadows, and scenic tributary ravines. The trails are all marked and offer easy-to-difficult hiking options. We spent a Sunday afternoon in October walking through this magical preserve. The Mainstem Trail is the most direct route through the preserve. We traversed slops of the north and middle ravine and crossed streams along the way. We stopped at the "quiet spot" bridge and closed our eyes and just listened to the peaceful sounds of nature. The Black River Preserve is located on 8th Ave. in South Haven. There is a gravel park lot and a trail map posted at the trail head. If you are looking for a place to go for nature and a quiet atmosphere, be sure to check out the Black River Preserve.