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The Muskegon River was an important transportation route for the timber industry, as evidenced by the submerged logs that still remain today. The name Muskegon derives from an Algonquian word meaning "swampy river." Today, the Muskegon River is a popular destination for outdoor activities. It is nationally recognized as one of the best fishing spots and is also used for kayaking and canoeing.

bike shop, parking, bathrooms, picnic shelter and water at Trailhead

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.

A beautiful piece of earth

The Paul Henry–Thornapple Rail Trail is a 42-mile multi-use path in Michigan, following the old Grand River Valley Railroad route. Named after U.S. Representative Paul B. Henry, the trail offers scenic views of the Thornapple River and surrounding landscapes. Key sections are paved, with ongoing efforts to connect gaps. Trailheads like Bowen Station Park and Caledonia Lakeside Park provide amenities like parking, restrooms, and water. This trail blends recreation with historical preservation, attracting cyclists, hikers, and nature lovers.

The Ethel B. Coe mural in Grand Rapids celebrates the life and legacy of a trailblazing community leader and educator. With its vivid colors and thoughtful design, the artwork honors her impact on civil rights and education. Located near the historic Grand Rapids African American Museum and Archives, it’s a powerful visual tribute to local history and resilience. Stop by to appreciate a mural that carries deep meaning and tells a story of strength and progress.

Nice view of Grand Rapids from Riverside Park Drive. The path is popular with cyclists, so if you want to take a break from your walk to enjoy the view, make sure you are aware of the other trail users.