• Sturgeon Valley Road Bridge Closed for Construction

• Overview
The Michigan DNR offers hundreds of miles of trails and pathways used primarily for bicycling, hiking and cross country skiing (some also allow horseback riding and snowmobiling). These trails provide a scenic routes through the Michigan countryside, running by rivers and through forests or farm country, connecting small communities and many State Forest Campgrounds.

• Defining Trails and Pathways
Pathways, linear trails, trail camps. . .What the heck are they and what can I do on them? Michigan trails provide a multitude of opportunities for recreation. Some trails are quiet trails for nature walks or cross-country skiing, while others provide the loud rough and tumble extreme sport atmosphere. Find out which trails are right for you and your activities.

• Michigan Trails at the Crossroads - A Vision for Connecting Michigan 
Michigan's current trail assets represent impressive progress toward completion of an interconnected state trail system serving motorized and non-motorized users.

• Trail/Pathway Search
Looking for that pathway or trail to ride your bike? Cross Country Ski? Ride your horse? Use this handy trail and pathway search to find a location in an area close to you!

• Campground Search
Find a Michigan State Park, Recreation Area or State Forest Campground.

• Interactive Map
Use this interactive map to search by a specific area in Michigan. Just click in the area you are interested in and this map will provide you with information on State Forest Campgrounds, State Parks, Pathways and Trails.

• Michigan State Parks and Recreation Areas Provide Plenty of Equestrian Recreation
Take your horse camping with you or enjoy a trail ride at a scenic Michigan state park. Stables and rentals are available for those who do not own their own horse.

• Michigan's Shore to Shore Riding/Hiking Trail
Michigan's Shore to Shore Riding/Hiking Trail stretches east and west from Lake Huron to Lake Michigan and north an south from Grayling to Mackinac. Maps and camping information are available through the Michigan Trail Riders Association.

• The North Country National Scenic Trail
This National Scenic Trail hiking route from North Dakota to New York includes over 1500 miles in Michigan.

• Regulation of Lands Administered by the Department Of Natural Resources

• State Park Rules and Regulations

• Forest Area and Forest Campgrounds State Land Rules - IC 4001 

• Networking Michigan With Trailways Brochure
The DNR is actively working with local communities and other nonprofit organizations to create a network of long-distance, multi-use trails passing through Michigan's communities and countryside linking our population centers, public parks and lands, and natural resources.