Best Skiing Trails in Michigan

Used to live a block away from this park. It was a really nice place to go walking. There were a lot of paths their so you could make the walk longer or shorter as desired.

As nice as it is, I considered this a nice local park. I don't see it as a destination I would drive far to in order to go for a walk through it.

Excellent for some trail running. Good mix between wide x-country ski and single track mtn biking trails. Whole system is pretty well marked, fun to do a little choose your own adventure among the different routes.

always been very helpful and pretty accurate. a great resource

got to break trail snowshoeing. It was beautiful, and the local cross-country skiers we very friendly. looking forward to hiking it when the snow clears.

Not so much "trail" as hard gravel path through some trees. The main path is crushed limestone; there are some small dirt tracks off the path at a few places, but none are particularly interesting. If you live in the neighborhood, it is probably a better place to jog than your local sidewalk, but if you're getting in a car, the only reason to come here (instead of Lillie Park, the Arb, or Bird Hills) is if you don't want to be alone or in a woods. Britton Woods is much nicer than the Fitness Loop, but is tiny.

One of the best Rails-to-Trails I have done. Smooth pavement, not too busy, good "rest stops".

Nice trail system. Not much to see but well maintained and marked. Fun trek through the woods!!

Great variety of terrain starting with a drop in elevation from the Nordic Ski Center (just beware getting back up to it at the end of your route is a bit of a bear). Trails were just a bit narrow for skating. But were perfectly groomed the day that I skated out, (except for Frog Holler which was deep powder going out, but I followed the groomer back in). Pine Cone (red) was a great flat segment and I really enjoyed Legend's Loop too. A great place to get in a nice long workout and explore terrain.