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Arcadia Dunes are part of the C.S. Mott Nature Preserve, which is the largest preserve. Visitors can enjoy 15 miles of trails that go through a variety of areas, like sand dunes, forests, and more. The trails are multi-use for hikers, bikers, runners, and more, so if you hop on the paths, they will be shared.

The St. Pierre Camp Arcadia Trail Loop is open to mountain bikers and hikers. The trail is mostly on relatively flat surface and goes through the woods.

The Chestnut Loop trail is a shorter option for hiking in the Arcadia Dunes area, just east of the 22 Highway. This area is heavily wooded and is open to mountain bikers and hikers. Since the loop is short, it is considered a good family hike. The land is managed by the Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy.

Arcadia Dunes offers everything from beginner to more challenging trails for hiking and mountain biking. Enjoy the simple, but beautiful Old Baldy trail as it leads you through dense hardwoods to the beautiful dune bluffs of Lake Michigan. This overlook is a great place for an afternoon picnic or a run with the family pet! A universally accessible, non-motorized trail offers a half-mile paved trail to a scenic dune overlooking Lake Michigan.

Arcadia MTB Trails have great flow! They are well maintained and are pure fun! Definitely worth checking out.

The Big M Mountain Biking Trails are home of the Lumberjack 100 endurance mountain biking race that takes place in June every year and is part of the National Ultra Endurance Series. The Big M Trailhead has a small parking lot (a five Dollar parking fee applies).

The very small town of Arcadia, with just 300 inhabitants, has a lot of charm. This is largely due to its location on the shore of Lake Michigfan. However, we must not neglect the assets that are the many Nature reserves that can be found around the town as well as the beautiful wooden houses located in the city center.

The trails in the Huron-Manistee National Forests were created by glacial retreat: they are the remains of glacial moraines and prehistoric sand dunes. The terrain has a sandy base and is gently rolling.