Go for a bike ride, run or hike on Michigan's multi-use trails, stretching more than 2,100 miles across the state. This directory features trails over 3.5 miles, though there are many more across the state with less mileage. Trails in the Lower Peninsula are mostly surfaced in asphalt, or crushed stone (granite/limestone). Trails in the Upper Peninsula include some unimproved rail-trails (dirt/grass/gravel/ballast) as well as linear mountain bike trails (dirt) through forests and parks. State parks are included as additional places to bike and hike, and many offer camping accommodations. This map may be downloaded from www.michigantrails.org/trails.

ICONS KEY Paved Trail Crushed Stone Unimproved Road Portions Boardwalk Horses Snowmobiles ORV* Indicates companion notes regarding the trail, which may be found here: http://bit.ly/traildirectorynotes.

About The multi-use trails indicated on this map are accessible for walking, running and bicycling at a minimum. Unimproved trails are often rough and unsupported in remote areas. Check provided website links and inquire locally for additional information before heading out on the trails. Trail icons indicate the type of trail; paved, crushed stone, unimproved, road sections, boardwalks. In addition, icons for horses, snowmobiles and/or ORVs indicate they are permitted on the trail and you may encounter any or all while using the trail.

The Michigan Multi-Use Trail Directory & Map is produced by Michigan Trails and Greenways Alliance biennially with support from Michigan Department of Transportation and advertisers. Send updates to: Michigan Trails and Greenways Alliance, PO Box 27187, Lansing MI 48909 or email: info@michigantrails.org.

• Great Lake to Lake Trails http://bit.ly/greatlaketolaketrails• Great Lakes Winter Trails Council: http://bit.ly/skinordic • Iron Belle Trail http://bit.ly/ironbelletrail• Michigan Department of Natural Resources: http://bit.ly/michigandnr

• Michigan Department of Transportation http://bit.ly/MDOTtrails• Michigan Horse Council: http://bit.ly/michiganhorsecouncil • Michigan Mountain Biking Association: http://bit.ly/michiganmba• Michigan Trails and Greenways Alliance: http://bit.ly/michigantrails

• Michigan Water Trails: http://bit.ly/michiganwatertrails • North Country Trail Association http://bit.ly/michigannct • Northern Michigan Trails: http://bit.ly/upnorthtrails • Upper Peninsula Trails: http://bit.ly/uptrails

Additional Trail ResourcesMichigan is nationally recognized as ‘The Trails State’ with over 12,500 miles of state-designated trails. Visit the following websites for additional magnificent trail adventures.

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ID NAME OF TRAIL MILES ENDPOINTS 1 North Western State Trail 32 Mackinaw City, Petoskey http://bitly.com/nwstrail

2 Burt Lake Trail 5.5 Maple Bay Rd., Topinabee http://bit.ly/Blaketrail

3 *North Central State Trail 62 Mackinaw City, Gaylord http://bitly.com/ncstrail

4 North Eastern State Trail 71 Cheboygan, Alpena http://bit.ly/nestrail

5 Huron-Sunrise Trail 11 40 Mile Point Lighthouse, Rogers City http://bit.ly/H-Strail

6 Rogers City Spur Trail 8.4 Rogers City, Posen http://bit.ly/RCStrail

7 LittleTraverseWheelway 26.7 Charlevoix, Harbor Springs bitly.com/ltwwtrail 8 BoyneCitytoCharlevoixTrail 3.2 Boyne City limits, Spring Water Beach Rd. http://bit.ly/BtoCtrail

9 Hillman to Alpena Trail 22 Hillman, Alpena http://bitly.com/ahtrail

10 Alpena Bi-Path 23.6 Town Trail System http://bit.ly/abptrail

11 TartTrailsNetwork Trail system, visit website for all trails http://bit.ly/TARTtrails

11a Leelanau Trail 17.5 4th St. in Suttons Bay, Cherry Bend Rd., Fouch Rd. http://bitly.com/ltrail

11b Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail 24 Port Oneida Trailhead to Sleeping Bear Dunes Trailhead http://bit.ly/SBtrail 11c *TART Trail 10.5 Greilickville, Williamsburg @ M-72 http://bit.ly/TARTtrail 12 *Betsie Valley Trail 22 Lake Michigan Beach in Frankfort, Thompsonville http://bit.ly/B-Vtrail 13 *GraylingCommunityPathway 11 Hansen Hills Rec. Area, Hartwick Pines State Park http://bit.ly/GBTtrail

14 *Fred Meijer White Pine Trail State Park 93.5 Cadillac, Comstock Park http://bit.ly/WPtrail

15 *TawasBayPedestrian&BicyclePath 13.5 Along Alabaster Rd, Tawas State Park http://bit.ly/TBPBpath 16 FraserTownshipRailTrail 3.7 Gregory Drain, Old State Rd. http://bit.ly/FRSRTtrail 17 *PereMarquetteTrailNetwork 86 Baldwin, Midland http://bit.ly/PMtrail 17a PereMarquetteRailTrail(west) 56 Baldwin, Clare http://bit.ly/PMtrail 17b PereMarquetteRailTrail(east) 30 Clare, Midland http://bit.ly/PMtrail 18 BigRapidsRiverwalk 4.5 Northend Riverside Park, River Street Park http://bit.ly/brrtrail

19 ChippewaNatureTrail 3.7 The Tridge, Chippewa Trail Nature Center http://bit.ly/CNtrail 20 Midland City Trail 5.54 The Tridge, Dublin http://bit.ly/Mcitytrail

21 *BayCountyRiverwalkTrailSystem 21 Killarney Beach Rd., Bay City State Recreation Area http://bit.ly/BCRtrail

22 KochvilleTownshipPathway 7 Elmer Lange Memorial Park.,Krossroads Park, SVSU http://bit.ly/SVRtrail

23 Great Lakes Bay Regional Trail 3.75 Stone Island Rd. (Saginaw) to Kochville Rd. (Bay City) http://bit.ly/GLBRTrail

24 SaginawValleyRailTrail 11 Water St. (St. Charles), South Center Rd. (Saginaw) http://bit.ly/svrtrail 25 Harger Line Rail-Trail 10.1 Towerline Rd., Saginaw Rd./SR 15 (Richville) http://bit.ly/HLRtrail

26 William Field Memorial Hart-Montague Trail 22 Hart, Whitehall http://bit.ly/H-Mtrail

27 FremontTownandCountyPathNetwork 5.5 Branstrom Park, Fremont Lake Park, Fremont Industrial Park http://bit.ly/FTCpath

28 TheEdge,NewaygoCountyPathways 6 Hardy Dam, Croton Dam http://bit.ly/NCPtrails

29 FredMeijerBerryJunctionTrail 6.8 Hart Montague Trail, River Rd. http://bit.ly/FMBJtrail 30 *Muskegon Lakeshore Trail 12 Lake Ave & Causeway to Beach St. http://bit.ly/MLtrail 31 *MusketawaTrail 26 Muskegon, Marne http://bit.ly/Musktrail

32 Laketon Trail 4 Southern Ave., Latimer Dr. (Muskegon) http://bit.ly/Laketontrail

33 GrandHavenLakesideTrailNetwork 15 Spring Lake, Ferrysburg, Fruitport http://bit.ly/GHLtrail 34 Fred Meijer Pioneer Trail 8 8th Ave, Alpine Avenue http://bit.ly/FMPtrail 35 GrandHavenLakeshoreTrail 20 Grand Haven, Holland State Park http://bit.ly/LStrail 36 Fred Meijer Standale Trail 6.5 Walker City Central Park, Millennium Park http://bit.ly/FMStrail 37 MillenniumParkTrailsNetwork 20 Millennium Park http://bit.ly/FMMPtrail 38 KentTrailsNetwork 15 John Ball Park, Millennium Park, Downtown Byron Center http://bit.ly/Ktrails 39 Beeline Trail 8 32nd St., Holland, 134th St., Saugatuck http://bit.ly/HMAtrails 40 FredMeijerKenowaTrail 9.8 Byron Rd., Zeeland, 76th Avenue http://bit.ly/FMKtrail 41 FredMeijerM-6Trail(2sections) 9 Kent Trail at M6-Clyde Pk-68th & Division Ave-Wing St. http://bit.ly/FMM6trail 42 *PaulHenryThornappleTrailNetwork 19.2 Grand Rapids, Vermontville (see website) http://bit.ly/PHTtrail 43 Reeds Lake Trail 4.5 Reeds Lake http://bit.ly/Rltrail 44 GrandRiverEdgesTrail 6 White Pine Trail State Park, Fulton St. http://bit.ly/GREtrail

45 CannonTownshipTrail 4 Cannon Township Hall (Rockford), Townsend Park http://bit.ly/Cttrail 46 *FredMeijerFlatRiverValleyRailTrail 22 M-57 (Greenville), Foreman St. (Lowell) http://bit.ly/FMFRVtrail 47 *FredMeijerFlatRiverTrail 8 Baldwin Lake Beach, Tower Park http://bit.ly/FMFRtrail 48 Fred Meijer Heartland Trail 45.8 M-57 (Greenville), Alma http://bit.ly/FMHtrail 49 Mid-MichiganCommunityPathway 6.6 Alma, Ithaca http://bit.ly/MMCpathway 50 FredMeijerGrandRiverValleyRailTrail 17 Lowell, M-66 (Ionia) http://bit.ly/FMGRVtrail

51 IoniaRiverTrail 4 City of Ionia http://bit.ly/IRtrail

52 *FredMeijerClinton-Ionia-ShiawasseeTrail 42 Prairie Creek Bridge Ionia, Smith Rd., Owosso http://bit.ly/FMCIStrail

53 PortlandRiverwalk 15 Portland High School -Cutler Rd. http://bit.ly/Prtrail 54 *LansingRiverTrailNetwork 12.9 Moores Park-Downtown-Old Town-Waverly, Potter Park-MSU http://bit.ly/LRtrail

55 Northern Tier Trail 4.8 State Rd., Towar Rd., Cricket Lane, Abbey, Whitehills Park http://bit.ly/NTtrail 56 SouthLansingPathway 5.8 Biggie Munn Park, Waverly http://bit.ly/Slpathway

57 Sycamore Creek Trail 3.6 Lansing River Trail-Aurelius and Jolly Rd., Holt Rd. http://bit.ly/DTtrails

58 HayhoeRiverTrail 3.5 Howell Rd, Kipp Rd. http://bit.ly/HRtrail 59 GrandBlancTwpPathway 4.5 Hill Rd., Bicentennial Park, Grand Oak St. http://bit.ly/gbtpathway 60 *FlintRiverTrail/GenesseeValleyTrailNetwork 24 Village of Genesee to Genesee Valley Center http://bit.ly/FRtrail 61 *GeorgeAtkinJr.Rec.TrailNetwork 9.5 Linden Rd., Neff Rd., Wilson Rd., Willard Rd. http://bit.ly/GARtrail 62 SouthernLinksTrailway 10.2 Millington, Columbiaville http://bit.ly/SLtrail 63 *Polly Ann Trail 34.2 Orion Twp. - Leonard, Lapeer County Line - Dryden http://bit.ly/PAtrail 64 *WadhamstoAvocaTrail 12.5 Avoca Rd., Griswold Rd. http://bit.ly/WAtrail

65 Cros-LexTrail 6 Croswell, Lexington http://bit.ly/CrosLextrail 66 *Bridge to Bay Trail 25 Port Huron, New Baltimore http://bit.ly/B2Btrail 67 Macomb Orchard Trail 23.5 Clinton River Trail -Dequindre, City of Richmond http://bit.ly/MOtrail 68 Stony Creek Metropark Hike Bike Trail 6.1 Stony Creek Lake Loop http://bit.ly/SCMHBtrail 69 *PaintCreekTrailandRochesterRiverwalk 9.7 Atwater St.-Lake Orion, Albertson St.-Rochester http://bit.ly/PCtrail

70 DodgeParkTrailandClintonRiverParkTrail 3.61 City of Sterling Heights http://bit.ly/CRPtrail 71 WestBloomfieldTrailNetwork 6.8 Woodrow Wilson Rd., Arrowhead Rd. http://bit.ly/WBtrail

72 Lakes Community Trail 3.5 Proud Lake Rec. Area -Glengary Rd, Hickory Glen Park http://bit.ly/LCtrail

73 Huron Valley Trail 12.2 South Lyon, Wixom City Limit http://bit.ly/Hvtrail 74 Milford Trail 5 Milford YMCA, Kensington Metropark http://bit.ly/Mtrail 75 *Kensington Metropark Trail 9.5 Kensington Metro Park http://bit.ly/KHBtrail 76 IslandLakePathway 4 Kensington Metropark, Island Lake Rec. Area http://bit.ly/ILPtrail

77 *Lakelands Trail State Park 22.5 Hamburg Township, Stockbridge http://bit.ly/LSPtrail

78 *BordertoBorderTrailNetwork 19.75 See website http://bit.ly/B2Btrails 78a HudsonMillstoDexterHuronMetroparks 9.25 Hudson Mills Metropark, Dexter Hudson Metropark http://bit.ly/B2B-1 78b AnnArbortoYpsilanti 10.5 Bandemer Park, Ainsley and Cornell http://bit.ly/B2B-2

79 Lohr-TextileGreenway 4.6 Lohr Rd., Textile, Marshview Meadow Park http://bit.ly/L-Tgreenway 80 CantonTrailNetwork 4.6 I-275 Trail, Canton Center Rd., Salts Rd. http://bit.ly/Ctrails 81 HinesPark/RougeGatewayGreenway 20.1 Michigan Ave, 7 Mile Rd. http://bit.ly/HPtrail

82 *I-275/M-5MetroTrailNetwork 35 15 Mile Rd., S. Huron Rd. http://bit.ly/275MNtrail 83 *ClintonRiverTrail 15.6 West Bloomfield Trail, Macomb Orchard Trail http://bit.ly/CRtrail 84 Freedom Trail 15.5 Freedom Hill Park, Huron-Clinton Metroparks http://bit.ly/Freetrail 85 HarrisonTownshipFreedomTrail 10.7 Metropolitan Pkwy, Metro Beach Metro Park http://bit.ly/MPtrail 86 *ConnerCreekGreenway 9.5 Maheras Gentry Park, Stephens Rd. http://bit.ly/CCGtrail 87 Belle Isle Park 5.5 Belle Isle (future Iron Belle Trailhead) http://bit.ly/belleislepark 88 DetroitRiverwalk/DequindreCut 5 Yzerman Dr. -Gabriel Richard Park, Milliken State Park-Gratiot http://bit.ly/DRWtrail 89 DownriverLinkedGreenways 30 Lower Huron Metropark, Lake Erie Metropark http://bit.ly/DLGconnector 90 Grosse Ile Trail System 8.3 Bridge -Groh-E. River/S. Pointe Rd., Boucher Rd. http://bit.ly/GItrail 91 *RiverRaisinHeritageTrail 8 Raisinville Rd., Sterling State Park http://bit.ly/rrhtrail 92 KiwanisTrail 8 Tecumseh (Green/Ives Rd.), Adrian (S. Main St.) http://bitly.com/kitrail 93 BawBeeseTrail 8.2 Downtown Hillsdale, Baw Beese Lake http://bit.ly/BBtrail 94 MLKEqualityTrail/GrandRiverArtsWalk 3.5 Weatherwax -Falling Waters Trail, Monroe http://bitly.com/jictrail 95 Falling Waters Trail 11.75 Allman Rd.,Concord, Weatherwax, Jackson http://bitly.com/fwtrail 96 Homer Linear Park 5.8 Grist Mill Park-M-60 Bridge-Hillsdale St. http://bit.ly/HBtrail 97 Calhoun County Trail 5.28 Historic Bridge Park, Emmett St. & Raymond Rd. http://bit.ly/CaCtrail 98 BattleCreekLinearPark 28 City of Battle Creek http://bit.ly/BCLpark 99 GullRd.Pathway 8 Riverview Dr., D Ave nue http://bit.ly/1TZR3Cq 100 PortageBikeway 17.5 City of Portage http://bit.ly/PBtrail 101 KalamazooRiverValleyTrailway 22 10th Street, River Oaks County Park (7 access points) http://bit.ly/KRVtrail 102 *Kal-HavenTrail/SouthHavenConnector 34.5 South Haven, Kalamazoo http://bit.ly/K-Htrail 103 Van Buren State Park Rail Trail 16.5 South Haven, Hartford http://bit.ly/VBtrail 104 Indiana-MichiganRiverValleyTrail 6 Plym Park, Niles, Stateline Rd.,Niles Township http://bit.ly/IN-Mitrail

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ID NAME OF TRAIL MILES ENDPOINTS 1 Hancock/CalumetTrail 13.5 Calumet, Hancock http://bit.ly/H-Ctrail 2 KeweenawTrail 12.5 Houghton, Calumet http://bit.ly/Ktrail 3 Bill Nicholls Trail 41.5 Adventure Mountain, Houghton http://bit.ly/BNtrail 4 Houghton Waterfront Trail 4.5 City of Houghton http://bit.ly/H2Ctrail 5 Houghton-Chassell Trail 5.75 Houghton, Chassell http://bit.ly/H2Ctrail 6 BerglandtoSidnawRailTrail 43.5 Bergland Twp, Sidnaw http://bit.ly/BStrail 7 WesternGatewayTrail 6.5 Montreal River Bridge (Ironwood), Moore St. (Bessemer) http://bit.ly/WGtrail 8 State Line Trail 107.1 Wakefield, Stager http://bit.ly/StLtrail 9 Agonikak Trail 12 Watersmeet, Land O’Lakes http://bit.ly/ANRtrail 10 Iron County Heritage Trail 10.85 Iron County Chamber-Apple Blossom Trail, Pentoga Park Indian Burial Grounds http://bit.ly/IHtrail 11 CrystalFallstoIronRiverTrail 25 Iron River, Crystal Falls http://bit.ly/CF-IRtrail 12 Crystal Falls to Stager Trail 11 Crystal Falls, Stager Lake Park http://bit.ly/CF-Strail 13 Republic/ChampionGradeTrail 7.5 Champion, Republic http://bit.ly/R-CGtrail 14 PeshekeetoClowryORVTrail 6.1 Ida Rd. (Champion ), AAD Rd. (Clowry) http://bit.ly/P-Ctrail 15 MarquetteCityMulti-UsePath 17 Peter White Dr., E. Spring St http://bit.ly/Mctrail 16 *Iron Ore Heritage Trail 47 Ishpeming, Kawbawgam Rd. (Chocolay Twp) http://bit.ly/IOHtrail 17 Felch Grade Trail 38 Felch, Narenta http://bit.ly/Felchtrail 18 Hermanaba Trail 23.7 Hermansville (US 2), Escanaba fairgrounds http://bit.ly/HrmbaTrail 19 CoalwoodTrail 26.4 Rock River Rd, 94 http://bit.ly/Ctrail 20 Bay de Noc Grand Island Trail 40 M-94 (Au Train Township), County 509 Rd. (Rapid River) http://bit.ly/BNGItrail 21 Bruno's Run Trail 9.25 FH-13 Rd. (Moccasin Lake, Wetmore) http://bit.ly/BRtrail 22 HaywireTrail 33 RTE 94 (Shingleton), Intake Park Riverview Dr. (Manistique) http://bit.ly/Htrail 23 *Soo/StrongTrail 32 SR 123 at Sheldon Rd. (Eckerman), Foss St. (Sault Ste. Marie) http://bit.ly/SStrail 24 St. Ignace to Trout Lake Trail 26 Trout Lake, St. Ignance http://bit.ly/StI-Tltrail 25 *MackinacIslandTrailNetwork 70 Mackinac Island (car-free Island) http://bit.ly/Mactrails

ICONS KEY Paved Trail Crushed Stone Unimproved Road Portions Boardwalk Horses Snowmobiles ORV* Indicates companion notes regarding the trail, which may be found here: http://bit.ly/traildirectorynotes.

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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. Explore pristine forests, pass cool rivers and visit charming towns, and find out why Michigan is known as “The Trails State.”

JOIN THE TRAILS MOVEMENTMission: Michigan Trails and Greenways Alliance (MTGA), an affiliate of Michigan Fitness Foundation, is the statewide voice for nonmotorized trail users, helping people build, connect and promote trails for a healthier and more prosperous Michigan.

What We Do: When communities consider whether or not to acquire and develop a trail, many questions and concerns arise, such as how to get started on a trail project, what will be entailed in trail operations and maintenance, and how much will it cost. MTGA is the go to organization to answer these questions and troubleshoot issues as they arise.

Why We Need You: We are here to ensure Michigan remains the #1 Trail State in the nation. Visit our website, www.michigantrails.org to learn about the work we do, how we can assist your community and how you can help ensure the future of Michigan’s trails by becoming a member, making a donation or joining us in one of our many fundraising trail events throughout the year.

Our Events: The Michigander Bicycle Tour is our signature event and is endorsed by the Governor's Council on Physical Fitness. This 2, 6 or 8-Day classic bicycle vacation showcases the magnificent trails every July. In the fall, we host the Trail Towns Tour for a day of riding interconnected trail networks in select regions around the state.

Join Us: To ensure trails are available across the state for current and future generations, join us. As a member, you will receive our quarterly newsletter and exciting updates on trail initiatives and openings.

Contact: Michigan Trails and Greenways Alliance 1213 Center, Suite D | PO Box 27187 Lansing, MI 48909 517-485-6022 www.michigantrails.org

Five Freshwater ConnectionsSince 2008, Michigan Trails and Greenways Alliance has partnered

with state agencies, community groups and others on implementing a series of Great Lake to Lake Trails by using existing trails to connect

one Great Lake to another.This work is made possible by the generous support of:

Consumers Energy FoundationDALMAC

Kresge Foundation Michael R. Levine

Michigan Department of Natural ResourcesMichigan Department of Transportation

Michigan Fitness Foundation Michigan Trails & Greenways Alliance

To follow the progress or make a donation visit:

www.michigantrails.org

1 South Haven to Port HuronExperience the sugar sand beaches, lighthouses, a cornucopia of farm markets while traversing through coastal, suburban and urban towns along this 260-mile route.

2 Muskegon to Bay CityA 210-mile trail where lumber barons and industrialists left their mark in coastal cities connected by sand dunes, rich farmlands, majestic rivers and boreal forests.

3 Charlevoix to Alpena (Completed!)Hemingway, lighthouses, shipwrecks, cottages, cabins, galleries, and car-free Mackinac Island weave together this quintessential 120-mile Up North route.

4 Marquette to ManistiqueAn 80-mile route where classic Iron Range towns crop out of the shores of Gitchi Gumee through the forested rocky highlands to meet the clear waters of the Kitch-iti-kipi spring.

5 Ironwood to EscanabaLush forests, woodland trails, Aurora Borealis, sandy shorelines, waterfalls and sparkling streams create breathtaking wilderness views on this 150-mile trail in the Land of Hiawatha.

“One of the Top 10 Multi-Day

Rides in America” ~Bicycling Magazine

WWW.MICHIGANDER.BIKE

The Michigander Bicycle Tour combines trails, backroads, Great Lakes beaches, lighthouses, rivers, virgin white pines, and a healthy serving of brewpubs. This classic bicycle tour offers 2-Day, 6-Day or 8-Day options and includes breakfast and dinner daily, camping and full ride support. Registration opens each January.

Future Dates: July 15-22, 2017 - July 14-21, 2018 - July 13-20, 2019

IRON BELLE TRAIL PROGRESS

VISION: Create and maintain a seamless recreational pathway from Belle Isle to Ironwood to promote communities, health and wellness and Michigan’s natural resources.

THE MAP: Two routes make up more than 2,000 miles of the Iron Belle Trail, the longest state-designated trail in the nation.

TWO TRAILS:Hiking: 377.3 miles (1,273.5 miles total)Biking: 334 miles (791 total)

THE LEADER: Michigan is recognized nationally as ‘The Trails State’ with over 12,500 miles of state-designated trails that connect communities, and attract outdoor enthusiasts throughout its four seasons.

THE TRAILS: Benefits include:•1.Recreation•2.Transportation•3.Healthbenefits•4.Localeconomicvalue

WHAT’S NEXT: Partners and Communities are focused on: •Increasedexposure•Buildingcommunityteams•Planning,signageanddevelopment•Marketingefforts•Fundraisingstrategy•Localprojects

More: www.bit.ly/ironbelletrail

Trail Connections

County Boundary Line

Trail ID - See Trail Table

Town/City NameCounty Name

IronwoodLUCE

Multi-Use Trails

State Parks

24

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State Parks with Multi-Use Trails

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