Kick off your New Year's resolutions! The First Day Hikes program is a virtual opportunity to hike, cross-county ski, ride (horse or bike) or snowshoe and add your miles to our collective New Year's Day goal of 2,022 miles.
Kick off your 2022 resolution for increased health activity by joining a group hike at Maybury State Park on New Year's Day.
Join members of the Chief Noonday Chapter of the North Country Trail Association as they celebrate the new year with a hike on the North Country Trail.
Join the Radar Hill Hiking Club for a First Day Hike.
Meet at the Kent Lake Beach parking lot for this New Year's Day adventure.
This winter enjoy a lantern-lit snowshoe hike along a portion of the Heritage Nature Trail. The short hike, about 1 mile, will have a campfire warming station and hot cocoa.
For one night only, we will be shutting off the lights on the Lighted Loop and lighting the trail with kerosene lanterns.
Join us cutting glossy buckthorn and other invasive shrubs that threaten this unique ecosystem.
Focusing on techniques for pan fish, walleye and pike, this class will go through how Outdoor Skills Academy pro-staffers, Pure Fishing pros and others spend their day chasing fish through the ice.
Volunteer stewards will continue our anti-barberry campaign at this beautiful lakeshore park.
Guided snowshoe hikes into the old growth forest are offered at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Pre-registration required.
Enjoy a guided snowshoe hike through Ludington State Park's dunes and forests.
Enjoy the crisp winter air with a self-guided snowshoe hike or cross-country ski along a one mile loop of trail lit by kerosene lanterns.
Aid restoration efforts by cutting glossy buckthorn, a terrible wetland invasive shrub that would otherwise takeover this valuable fen ecosystem.
Come take a lantern lit hike around the Marsh Trail!
This winter enjoy a lantern-lit snowshoe hike along a portion of the Heritage Nature Trail. The short hike, about 1 mile, will have a campfire warming station and hot cocoa.
Our project will focus on cutting invasive shrubs, especially glossy buckthorn and honeysuckle, to restore the wet mesic flatwoods on the island.
Let's work together to rid this popular park of bittersweet, autumn olive, honeysuckle and other invasive plants!
Enjoy a guided snowshoe hike through Ludington State Park's dunes and forests.
Enjoy a guided snowshoe hike through Ludington State Park's dunes and forests in the evening.
Enjoy the view of the full moon and night sky while hiking approximately 2 miles through unbroken snow to the campground and back.
Volunteers will help to remove invasive woody shrubs from the Deep Lake area.
Help clear out invasive shrubs that could take over valuable prairie remnants and crowd out native plants.
This session was originally scheduled for January 11, 2022. Join our group of great volunteers. Lansing.
This winter enjoy a lantern-lit snowshoe hike along a portion of the Heritage Nature Trail. The short hike, about 1 mile, will have a campfire warming station and hot cocoa.
This event has been canceled.
Embrace a pure Michigan winter with a free lantern-lit trail adventure.
Learn which birds are likely to visit your backyard, what feeds and feeders they prefer and more.
Start off the new year by volunteering in Muskegon State Park! Volunteers will work to remove invasive vines and shrubs from the Lost Lake Trail.
Guided snowshoe hikes into the old growth forest are offered at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Pre-registration required.
This class will cover everything from how to set up equipment and how and where to fish to ice safety and rules and regulations. The main focus will be techniques for panfish, walleye and pike.
Join us for a snowshoe hike in the beautiful wooded dunes of Hoffmaster State Park. Bring your own snowshoes or reserve a pair from the visitor center.
Enjoy a guided snowshoe hike through Ludington State Park's dunes and forests.
So many animals survive winter by hiding under an insolating layer of snow. Find out where these adaptable critters stay warm and take a hike with a naturalist to find their hidden homes.
So many animals survive winter by hiding under an insolating layer of snow. Find out where these adaptable critters stay warm and take a hike with a naturalist to find their hidden homes.
You can enjoy the great outdoors any time of year, even the wintertime!
Enjoy an evening of cross-country skiing on a groomed trail illuminated by candles.
Enjoy the crisp winter air with a self-guided snowshoe hike or cross-country ski along a one mile loop of trail lit by kerosene lanterns.
Enjoy a lantern-lit hike through Orchard Beach's Beech-Hemlock Nature loop (0.7 mile).
Join in our continued effort to remove Japanese barberry from the park!
Complimentary admission from 6 to 8 p.m. This month, join us for some ideas about how you can enjoy the outdoors this winter, from snowshoeing to ice fishing to backyard bird feeding.
Join us on a 2.5 mile guided hike through frozen forests to one of the mountains icy vista views
Come take a lantern lit hike around the Marsh Trail!
This winter enjoy a lantern-lit snowshoe hike along a portion of the Heritage Nature Trail. The short hike, about 1 mile, will have a campfire warming station and hot cocoa.
Join ongoing efforts to restore this area to an open grassland.
Let's work together to rid this popular park of bittersweet, autumn olive, honeysuckle and other invasive plants!
Join us for a snowshoe hike in the beautiful wooded dunes of Hoffmaster State Park. Bring your own snowshoes or reserve a pair from the visitor center.
Enjoy a guided snowshoe hike through Ludington State Park's dunes and forests.
Join us for a guided 1-mile free snowshoe hike that explores the snowy forests around parts of the frozen shores of Lake Superior.
Expand your love for archery in this fun, skill-building program.
Enjoy a 1.25-mile snowshoe hike through the lantern lit, old growth forest.
Enjoy a guided snowshoe hike through Ludington State Park's dunes and forests in the evening.
Enjoy a lantern-lit trail open to snowshoers, hikers and cross-country skiers.
Enjoy the Lake Superior Trail with the stars above and a snow covered trail below, lit by the flickering lights of kerosene lanterns.
Join us in cutting invasive shrubs to protect Hankerd dry sand prairie and oak barrens and the native plants that call it home.
Volunteers will help to remove invasive woody shrubs from the Deep Lake area.
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