Greenways - US-23 Heritage Route

Visit our hiking and biking trails! Download a copy of the Heritage Route 23 Trail Guide here!
	Alabaster Pathway & Tawas Bay Bike Path A bike path adjacent to US-23 - includes arboretum!
	Alpena Bi-Path 16-Mile City Wide Pathway Great for Walking and Biking - connects to city parks and the Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary!
	Anishinaabe Trail A bike path along Grand Lake Road connecting to lighthouses!
	Black Mountain Trails 30 Miles of Trails in the Black Mountain Forest Recreation Area!
	Cheboygan State Park Trail Hiking Trails in Cheboygan State Park that provide access to Lake Huron vistas and rare wildflowers!
	Chippewa Hills Pathway Trails near Alpena great for hiking, biking, and skiing.
	Clear Lake State Park Trail Trail offering wildlife viewing opportunities.
	Clear Lake-Jackson Lake Pathway Trail system from Clear Lake State Park to Jackson Lake State Forest Campground.
	Corsair Hiking and Cross Country Ski Trail System 22 mile trail system for hiking and cross country skiing.
	Eagle Run Trails Seven miles of loop trails for hiking, mountain biking, and cross country skiing.
	Forest Discovery Trail A pathway multi-purpose pathway with views of Cooke Pond.
	Harrisville Heritage Route Trail A multiuse trail through Harrisville past historic buildings and recreational sites.
	Harrisville State Park-Cedar Run Nature Trail A hiking trail through the campground and natural area.
	High Country Pathway A classic Michigan trail through the heart of Elk Country!
	Highbanks Hiking and Ski Trail System A backcountry hiking and ski trail alng the south shore of Cooke Dam Pond
	Hoeft State Park Trails Four hiking trails in Hoeft State Park and a connector to the Sunrise Trail to Rogers City!
	Hoist Lakes Foot Travel Area 20 miles of hiking and back-country skiing trails through aspen, birch, pine and hardwood forests. Numerous Kettle lakes and bogs add to the outdoor experience.
	Huron Sunrise Park Trail - Oscoda A beautiful shoreline trail along the unspoiled beaches of Lake Huron
	Huron Sunrise Trail - Rogers City An eleven mile paved trail suitable for biking, roller blading or walking. Connects Rogers City to Hoeft State Park, 40 Mile Point Lighthouse and miles of unspoiled Lake Huron shoreline.
	Lost Tamarack Pathway Wooded pathway beginning at Weber Lake State Forest Campground.
	Mackinaw Historical Pathway A two mile route that features historical displays outlining the history of the city and the Straits area.
	Negwegon State Park Trail 12 miles of back-country hiking through cedar, ash, pine, oak and aspen forests, views of Lake Huron, and back-country camping sites.
	North Central State Trail 62 mile rail-trail of crushed limestone stretching from Gaylord to Mackinaw City.
	North Eastern State Trail 71 mile rail trail of crushed limestone stretching from Alpena to Cheboygan.
	Norway Ridge Pathway The 7 mile hiking, mountain biking and groomed x-country skiing trail follows sandy ridges through lowland forest habitat.
	Ocqueoc Falls Bicentennial Pathway Hiking and skiing at the largest waterfall in the Lower Peninsula!
	Onaway State Park Trail Trail through Onaway State Park on beautiful Black Lake.
	Reid Lake Foot Travel Area 12 miles of gently rolling trail through the Huron National Forest will lead you around Reid Lake and many smaller lakes and bogs.
	Shingle Mill Pathway Popular pathway through Pigeon River Country!
	Shore To Shore Trail The Michigan Shore-to-Shore Trail is an over 220-mile long trail that runs between Empire on Lake Michigan and Oscoda on Lake Huron. It is open to horseback riders and hikers but not bicycles.
	Sinkhole Pathway A hiking trail around the Shoepac sink holes
	Tawas Point State Park Trail A trail around Tawas Point State Park, view sand dunes, special plants, and a historic lighthouse.
	Thompsons Harbor State Park Trail Trails meander through the undeveloped State Park with 7.5 miles of Lake Huron shoreline.
	Wah-Wah-Tas-See Pathway A foot trail that follows the South Branch of the Thunder Bay River.
	Wildwood Hills Pathway Trails across rolling hills and through second-growth forest!