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Grand Rapids Area Trails

Grand Rapids and the Kent County area is an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. It offers convenient access to nature-based experiences combined with the excitement and amenities of an urban destination providing the best of a city trip and the outdoors.

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Accessibility

Ideas for Accessible Parks and Trails in Grand Rapids

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WalletHub named Grand Rapids, Michigan the #2 Best City in America for People with Disabilities in 2017, and we’re proud to say the city has become even more accessible since then – thanks in part to…

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Fred Meijer White Pine Trail State Park named Top 100 Rails-to-Trails in the US
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Hit the Trails

Explore the different trails in the area.

Millennium Park

Biking Kent Trails Along Millennium Park

Millennium Park

Biking Kent Trails Along Millennium Park

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Off the Beaten Path: 10 Fall Hikes and Trails Around Grand Rapids

Grand Ravines South & Dog Park

Explore These 6 Totally Pawesome Dog-Friendly Trails in Kent County

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Ideas for Accessible Parks and Trails in Grand Rapids

White Pine Trail in Rockford

Explore Greater Grand Rapids: Bike the White Pine Trail

Guide to Canoeing

Guide to Canoeing in and Around Grand Rapids

Man riding bike on riverfront.

5 Bike Routes Through Riverside Park and Monroe North Area

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Snowmobile

There are two snowmobile trails heads with designated parking within Kent County. Check out the Snowmobile Trails in Kent County [PDF] map. Be sure to purchase your snowmobile trail permit or ORV license. Interested in other snowmobile trails in Michigan, explore the DNR's Interactive Map!

Search Area Trails

Narrow your search to find the perfect trail in the Grand Rapids area.

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Biking

Bike hundreds of miles of trails, in and out of the city.

White Pine Trail biking

Trails in Michigan

Explore more than 12,500 miles of state-designated trails and pathways through the state of…

Thank You for Practicing Good Trail Etiquette

Knowing how to share trails with other users and protect trail environments from damage helps ensure a safe, enjoyable and sustainable experience for all. Check the Michigan DNR Courtesy on the Trail guidelines before you venture out. Explore more trails with the Michigan DNR.

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