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You'll find both mountain biking and multiuse trails in Lakeshore Park. Take the time to read the signs and make sure you're okay with the type of trail you're getting into!

I would recommend for MTB or thicker gravel tires.

This is the epitome of fun, flowy and fast singletrack, but make sure you pay attention to signage: The trails are one-way only. (Guess which way you'll be going up The Wall?)

Lakeshore Park, which is the largest park in the city, features a well-maintained mountain bike trail system. The trails offer varying levels of difficulty for both beginners and experienced riders. After you're done riding, the park also boasts a variety of recreational amenities, including a swimming beach on Walled Lake, play structures, and picnic shelters.

This is the Sheldon Rd entrance to Stony Creek Metropark, mostly for MTB. Also it's better to park here so you don't pay for parking inside the park

Draper Twin Lake Park is a popular 90-acre park in Oakland County. The park is popular for hiking, cross country skiing and cycling. There are several dirt and gravel roads that take you through the park.

Stony Creek Metropark is a 4,435-acre nature preserve and outdoor destination. The park has many trails for different levels of cyclists, a large lake in the center with a beach and several picnic areas.

Fibber Mountain is located in the Shelden Estate, about 20 miles north of Detroit. Don't be fooled by the term 'mountain', as there is not much of an incline to reach this peak. Nonetheless, it's a beautiful place to stretch your legs in a pretty woodland environment. This is a shared-use path, so watch out for mountain bikers on your route.