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Striking blue bridge with a great view.

The stunning Rogue River runs through Kent and Newaygo counties, along with the Rogue River State Game Area. It is 48 miles (77 km) long, and here in Rockford, it is held back by the Rockford Dam. It is a scenic river that is great for cyclists as it is intersected by the White Pine Trail, which is a rail-to-trail shared-use path.

The Rockford Dam is a good rest stop with picnic tables, restrooms, and nearby food options. It’s right on the trail and easy to access.

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.

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.

Although the name gaslight has a negative connotation, this is not really the case here. Never fear: Gaslight Village is the vibrant heart of East Grand Rapids! This lively area of shops, restaurants and services meets all your needs.

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.

The Thornapple River, a tributary of Michigan's Grand River, spans 88 miles through Barry, Eaton, and Kent counties. Originating near Nashville, it meanders northwestward to join the Grand River near Ada. From this spot, you get great views over the water as you ride through the area.