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Striking blue bridge with a great view.

Waterfront Park is a small urban park along Reeds Lake. It has trails with boardwalks, fishing decks, and picnic areas.

Riverside Park is a beautiful green park on the outskirts of Grand Rapids. As the name suggests, the park is on the banks of the Grand River. There is a paved trail that cuts through the park and several other smaller, unpaved trails.

Nice view of Grand Rapids from Riverside Park Drive. The path is popular with cyclists, so if you want to take a break from your walk to enjoy the view, make sure you are aware of the other trail users.

North Park Street crosses a lovely section of the Grand River here. The sides of the bridge have little pockets where you can pull your bike out of the way for a better view.

Lake Leota gives a refreshing atmosphere to Millennium Park. The area around the lake is filled with a variety of wildflowers, and you might even spot some wildlife. The park features a great network of paved trails and boardwalks that wind around the different lakes, making it an excellent choice for a leisurely walk or bike ride.

I have been riding this trail for several years now and it is great. This trail is a straight shot from Comstock Park to Cadillac aprox. 100 miles. It is currently paved as of this date I'm writing this from Comstock Park to aprox. 3 miles beyond Howard City. Paved trail again from Big Rapids to Cadillac. There are many great stops along the route for food and scenic views. Rockford is very beautiful, waterfall, small shops scenic park. freshly paved from Spring Lake just beyond Howard City. They are still working on the final paving between Howard City and Big Rapids. Reed City is a crossroad of the White Pine and the Pere Marquette Trail which runs all the way to Clair and Midland. All paved but rough in spots. If you enjoy long distance cycling like I do these are great Trails. There are many more great railtrails in Michigan. Endulge yourself on them.

Reeds Lake is a freshwater lake covering 265 acres, with a maximum depth of 52 feet. By paying a visit to the lake, you are likely to spot some combination of waterfowl, frogs, and fish. Use of watercraft including motorboats, paddle boards, jet skis, and kayaks is welcome here. The Reeds Lake Loop is family-friendly, dog-friendly, and handicap-accessible.