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Kent County Trails & Parks Kent County Trails & Parks North Fisk Knob Country Gordon Park Trail Cooper Creek Park l Long Lake i White a Park r Pine T e Park n i North P Spencer e Country Forest t i h Trail W Bettes Memorial Park Myers Lake Park Wabasis Lake Park Luton Park Wahlfield Park Rogue River Park l ai Pickerel Lake Park Tr ne Fred Meijer Nature Preserve Pi North te Townsend Park hi Country W Trail Dwight Lydell Park Lamoreaux Park Lamoreaux M Memorial Park Provin uske tawa Trails Park Trail Knapp Valley Forest e l Grand l Seidman i v Fallasburg River Park n e Park e Edges r r o G t - Trail c Township l l e e Trails Chief Hazy Cloud Park n n w o o L Millennium Park C Johnson s ail Park Tr nt Ke Plaster Creek Trail P a u l H e Buck n Lowell ry T Future Regional Creek h o Park Trail Palmer rn a Park p s p l l i e a T r ra T il t Paris Park n e Southbelt Trail K Creekside Ruehs Park Park E x p e c Thornapple te d C Dutton o Riverbend Park m Park p Douglas le Brewer t io Walker n Park 2 0 North Park 0 5 Country Caledonia Trail Lakeside Park Coldwater River Park Existing Proposed Existing Proposed Existing Proposed Plaster Creek Trail Egypt Valley Trail Buck Creek Trail Existing County Parks North Country Trail Southbelt Trail Paul Henry Thornapple Trail Existing City/Township Parks Kent Trails Musketawa Trail Lowell-Greenville Connector White Pine Trail Grand River Edges Trail Township Trails 1 K G 7 r e 0 a n 0 n t d skiing and more. and skiing B C u R t o a t e u p r i n w d t s o y , r M t P for hiking, biking, hiking, for h a I D r 4 k r 9 i s 5 v e 4 D 4 S e W p Guide to trails trails to Guide a r t m e n Rapids. Grand t through downtown through the trails will pass will trails the beyond. Ultimately, beyond. communities and communities surrounding xtend outward to the to outward xtend e and County Sev ent K in e iginat or trails jor ma eral est trails hubs in West Michigan. West in hubs trails est g lar Kent County is becoming one of the of one becoming is County Kent i Map ail r T Communities Connecting County County ent K The Kent County Trail Hub White Pine Trail Present and Future Trails North Country Newago Scenic Trail Montcalm • Kent Trails was the first multi-purpose trail. It connects the west side of Grand Rapids to Byron Center. Hart- Montague • The Paul Henry Thornapple Trail will connect Trail Fred Meijer Kentwood and the southeast part of the County with Heartland Trail Plaster Creek Trail and Kent Trails near downtown Muskegon Grand Rapids. • The Southbelt Trail is a critical link that connects North Country Musketawa Kent Trails and the Paul Henry Thornapple Trail in Scenic Trail Trail the southern part of the County. White • The White Pine Trail extends north from Grand Rapids. Pine Trail It intersects with the Pere Marquette Trail in Reed City. Lowell- • The Musketawa Trail travels from Marne to Muskegon. Musketawa Kent Greenville Future plans are in the works to connect it with the Trail Connector Grand Rapids area and to extend it north to the Grand River Grand River Greenway Trail Edges Trail Hart Montague Trail. • The North Country Scenic Trail is a national Grand ls ai Rapids hiking trail. It will eventually extend from New York Tr t Ottawa en Ionia to North Dakota. Lakeshore K Plaster Trail Creek • Travel to Cadillac, Midland, Kalamazoo or Lake Michigan Buck Trail s Creek l by trail, with dedication and cooperation, a large i a Trail r T regional network with over 300 miles of trail can t Southbelt n e Trail Paul Henry become a reality. K Thornapple Trail For more information about North Kent County trails and parks: Country Scenic Tel: (616) 336-PARK Trail Web: www.accesskent.com Other Brochures Available: County Parks Facility Guide, Allegan Barry Millennium Park, and Wabasis Lake Campground.
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