オタワ郡の天然記念物・トップ8

This area boasts approximately 10 miles of hiking trails and is connected to PJ Hoffmaster State Park. The primary attractions here are the forested dune area, Lake Michigan, and its beach. The hiking trails feature a notable elevation change, providing both challenging hikes and stunning views.

Once you reach the top of the boardwalk, there is a path leading through the forest of Holland State Park. When hiking the extra loop, you can extend your hike to enjoy the nature even longer.

From this spot you will get the perfect view from the top of Mt. Pisgah Dune, down to the lake and Big Red Lighthouse. Time to take a little break after climbing up the stairs and enjoy the scenic overlook.

The boardwalk and stair system, located in Holland State Park, helps you climb 157-foot high Mt. Pisgah Dune. From the boardwalk and multiple viewing platforms, you get views of Lake Macatawa, Lake Michigan and Big Red Lighthouse.

This s a beautiful area made up of dunes and a sandy beach. A hiking trail with stairs leads down to Lake Michigan. It's a really beautiful place. The area is open 7am until 10pm from March until mid-October and from 7am until 8pm from mid-October to the end of February.

After the path through the forest you can see the dunes in front of you. Take a deep breath, look, move on and then you're on the beach - or in the pine trees.

A beautiful nature park, at the entrance you can only park with a special Ottawa County parking token. And very important - wipe your shoes at the machines specially provided for this purpose. In this way, the park ranger prevents foreign plant seeds from being carried in or out.

Great spot to freshen up (clean restrooms) and fill up on your hydration. While there relax on the grass. In 1902 Teunis TenHouten, a Dutch Immigrant, donated a rustic 20 foot fountain of rock, which was placed at this facility. The fountain was designed and built by Johannes Van Lente. Underground restrooms were added in 1904. In 1907 the bandstand was built on top of the restrooms. 1988 Mayor Philip Tanis directed a Buy-a-Brick campaign that paved the walks in this park. In 1991 the Holland Area Home Builders Association contributed a gazebo. Also, in 1991 the City of Holland installed Victorian lighting throughout the park to continue with the Victorian park theme of this facility. History Centennial Park was originally set aside as the village market area, but was redeveloped and dedicated to park use in 1876. This 5.6 acre park is located between 10th and 12th Streets and River and Central Avenues.