Wolcott Mill Metro Park Trails is a 4.3 mile lightly trafficked loop trail located near Ray Township, Michigan that features a river and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
dogs on leash
kid friendly
birding
cross country skiing
hiking
nature trips
snowshoeing
trail running
walking
forest
river
wild flowers
wildlife
blowdown
muddy
snow
multiple loops range from .5 miles to 2.5 miles or do them all for just under 5 miles Trail heads begin at parking lot of Wolcott Mill Metro park. You walk through forest, fields,and swampland. Much of the trail system follows the rivers and streams that run through the park. Mostly flat land with a few small inclines. Forest land has plenty of wildlife. Great for walking dogs or just going for a hike.
Completed the MotherNature and Settlers trails with the family yesterday. Great easy hike for kiddos at about 3.5 Miles total
great place to unwind. awesome trails and good places to have a picnic after a long hike. loved coming here today with mom.
Great trails! My dogs love going for hikes here, it is very quiet and pretty. My only compliant is they close the gate to the parking lot very early, so if you want to go for a walk after work we park on the road.
The presentation is nice but once you get to the trail you realize there’s nothing really to see, kind of a let down
In the flat landscape of Eastern Michigan, it’s always nice to find any change in altitude, even if just a few dozen feet, like in this two-mile loop and the other shorter trails in the woods along the water. The trail was well-marked by posts and footfalls despite a few days and inches of snow. This wander through the trees was a pretty and quiet hour and an easy walk.
A truly hidden gem. High banks along the Clinton River and forest. Super scenic and no one is ever there.
Awesome trails that no one usually knows about,...great scenery and wildlife especially deer ...great hike.
Better then expected. A little hidden gem.
Took the 2 mile hike in early April and the second half of the trail was a muddy mess. About a 1/4 mile or so to the end of the trail, it was actually unpassable - looked like a lake and couldn't even see a trail anymore. Fortunately we could see the road from there and were able to cut through the woods to get back to the road.
Beautiful trail running. Went 4 miles total, had to circle around and repeat parts of it but I'd come here again
I like this park alot. Usually quiet and a fair amount of wildlife
Nice
went yesterday, it was beautiful! not to terribly muddy. water was super fast.
very nice hike
beautiful day added to it but well kept paths. some markers down but very scenic and not overpopulated which add to my enjoyment!
Great under used trail network. great for snow shoeing and walking your dog.