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The park connected to the South Haven Trailhead of the Kal-Haven Trail is nicely paved, connected to a nearby campground and has a nice wooden water walkway. Though depending on the water levels, the river walk may be inaccessible.

Covering 33.5 miles and connecting Kalamazoo with South Haven, this trail showcases 31 exhibit panels delving into the area's natural and cultural history. As you go through this section, you'll cross a charming bridge with captivating views of the South Branch Black River.

Lovely sandy beach with gorgeous Lake Michigan views off of the Saugatuck Dunes North Outer Loop.

Mount Baldhead (topped with trees, not being bald) includes a 1 mile loop trail used for hiking, walking, and trail running. There are also steps that bring one to the summit where one can view Saugatuck and Douglas and Lake Michigan. Discover it best by riding across the Kalamazoo River on a hand-pulled chain ferry from the town of Saugatuck, climbing 302 steps to Mount Baldhead, and descending onto the grassy coastal sands. https://saugatuck.com/business-listings/mount-baldhead/ https://www.saugatuckcity.com/mt-baldhead-park.html

Oval Beach is nestled among towering sand dunes and bordered by the winding Kalamazoo River on its way to Lake Michigan. The beach has been rated by Conde Naste's Traveler Magazine as one of the 25 best shorelines in the world. MTV has ranked Oval Beach as one of the top five beaches in the country. Oval Beach Park is open year 'round. You may also take on a short and steep, but worthwhile hiking tour to Mt. Baldhead and the lagoon of Old Saugatuck city. https://www.saugatuckcity.com/oval-beach.html

Good for Running as well

Surrounded by sand dunes, Oval Beach is unique. It was even voted as one of the best shorelines in the world by Conde Naste Traveler. It's this beach that gives Saugatuck its status as one of Michigan's premiere beach towns.

This wonderful lake, surrounded by woodland, is a great place to go for a stroll or boat-watch at a marina. The Kalamazoo River connects the water to Lake Michigan.