Hike & Bike
Hike
No matter the season, you can find hiking opportunities in every part of our state. From long treks along the Iron Belle Trail and our many other linear trails to tranquil pathways in the state forests and loops in the state parks, Michigan offers hikers of all abilities and interests the chance to get out and explore.
Where to go
- Explore the Iron Belle Trail
Jump on the longest designated state trail in the nation as you hike or bike your way between Belle Isle Park in Detroit and Ironwood in the Upper Peninsula.
- See a map of state linear trails
Long out-and-back multi-use trails
- Find hiking trails in state parks and forests
Great hiking trails for all ages and abilities.
- Explore Michigan's state parks
Learn more about Michigan state parks, including information on exploring with your pet.
Bike
Whether it's bicycling along a former rail road alignment, along roads, or mountain biking across rugged terrain, Michigan has unique opportunities for bicyclists of all ages, types and skill levels. Please note, many trails are multi-use trails, bikers please be sure to yield the right of way to hikers and horses!
Where to Bike
- Winter Biking
Find fat-tire biking and winter mountain biking opportunities.
- Mountain Biking Trails
These trails are more narrow with natural soil surface and changing slopes and gradients.
- Road Biking
Find road and trail bike maps from the Michigan Department of Transportation, plus lots of great information about biking in Michigan. In addition, biking is permitted on all roads within Michigan state parks and recreation areas.
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