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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.

The art murals at Pekich Park in Grand Rapids transform this small urban space into a vibrant outdoor gallery. Featuring colorful, ever-changing works by local artists, the murals reflect the city’s creative spirit and diverse culture. Stroll by to admire dynamic street art that brings life to the park’s walls, making it a hidden gem for anyone exploring downtown’s public art scene.

The White Pine Trail is a 93-mile trail that runs through 5 counties in Michigan. This section follows the Grand River and goes through a mix of woodland and suburbs.

Great view of the Grand River from the Kent Trails - Johnson Park Connector Trail. The trail is popular with cyclists, as well as walkers and runners, so if you want to stop to enjoy the view, make sure you leave room for other trail users.

This urban park is the largest of its kind in West Michigan. It consists of 1,500 acres of reclaimed land that's now lush and brimming with wildlife. You can relax on the beach, rent a boat, and explore the trails.

The Universal Products Boardwalk was completed in 2016, a key part of a 50-acre expansion project. The boardwalk connects the Hansen Nature Trail to the Sandy Hansen Shoreline Trail, the paved loop trail that surrounds the park's main lake. The boardwalk enables visitors of all ages and abilities to enjoy the wetlands of Millennium Park.

Millennium Park Lake, nestled within one of the nation's largest urban parks, is an oasis. Among several lakes in the area, this one stands out with unique habitats, large natural areas fostering wildlife, and inviting beaches.

This old trestle bridge along the White Pine Trail carries you across the Rogue River. You get pretty good views from the bridge, and if you're biking north, this is your sign that you're about to get to Rockford.