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This trailhead sits beside Pickerel Lake, an 80-acre undeveloped lake in Pinckney Recreation Area. The lake is a serene retreat, ringed by unspoiled forest and wetlands, with no buildings or development along its shore. From here, hikers can step directly into wilderness, using the trailhead as both an access point for the Waterloo–Pinckney Trail and a gateway to quiet exploration around Pickerel Lake.

Great trails converging right here

Huron Meadows Metropark is split in two by Hammel Road. Each section has a number of trails and picnic/rest areas. The northern section also has a golf course while the south has a small river running through it.

This is a fully accessible lake featuring picnic areas with tables and grills, plenty of green open space for kids or pups to run around, and a clean beach area perfect for swimming. There is a parking area next to the lake and a network of walk and cycle-friendly paths that surround the water. Dogs are welcome too.

Embark on a serene escape to Pickerel Lake—an 80-acre, undeveloped haven. This pristine retreat offers untouched natural beauty. Visitors can immerse themselves in the tranquil landscape, surrounded by the unspoiled wilderness that defines Pickerel Lake.

Brighton State Recreation Area is nearly 5,000 acres and offers 50 miles of trails for hikers, bikers, and horse riders to enjoy. There are also a number of lakes and ponds that attracts wildlife.

Spring Mill Pond is easily accessible from State Park Road and features picnic areas with tables and grills. It is a popular swimming spot and is known for its clean and clear water. Dogs are also allowed to swim on leash outside the designated swimming area too.

Spring Mill Pond is easily accessible from State Park Road and features picnic areas with tables and grills. It is a popular swimming spot and is known for its clean and clear water. Dogs are also allowed to swim on leash outside the designated swimming area too.