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This 8.5-acre waterfront park provides a variety of water activities, including fishing and kayaking, along with walking trails, a playground, and picnic areas. The viewpoint from the fishing dock offers a stunning vista of Spring Lake.

This bridge stretches for 418 feet, providing an impressive view of Petty's Bayou. It was first opened to traffic in 1948 as part of a county-wide bridge project. It's a great place to take a short break and appreciate the expansive water views on both sides.

The White Pine Trail is 92.6 miles in total and follows what used to be the path of a railroad.

This overlook offers views of the Macatawa River as well as the ponds and wetlands of Upper Macatawa Natural Area. This spot also has some informational signage about the ecosystems of the area.

This 8.5-acre waterfront park provides a variety of water activities, including fishing and kayaking, along with walking trails, a playground, and picnic areas. The viewpoint from the fishing dock offers a stunning vista of Spring Lake.

This bridge stretches for 418 feet, providing an impressive view of Petty's Bayou. It was first opened to traffic in 1948 as part of a county-wide bridge project. It's a great place to take a short break and appreciate the expansive water views on both sides.

Great trail system with more than five miles of excellent singletrack! The trail direction is dependent on the weekday. The sign at the trailhead will help you identify the direction of the day. Keep in mind not to ride when it is muddy.

In Riley Trails Park, one walks among beech, maple and pine trees. The hill in the center of the park was formerly the landfill of southwestern Ottawa County.