Biking



Island Lake Recreation Area

Four miles of paved trail that wander through a variety of habitats. This trail also connects to Kensington Metropark and the Lyon Township Bike Trail.


Learn More

Pinckney Recreation Area

An extensive trail system is available for bikers, and over 40 miles of multi-use trails lead to remote campsites. The Potawatomi Mountain Biking Association (PMBA) grooms five miles of trails in the winter.


Learn More
couple walking on trail at Brighton Recreation Area

Brighton Recreation Area

Murray Lake mountain biking trail accommodates beginning and advanced riders. Torn Shirt Mountain Bike Trail is considered an advanced trail. They have several other trails including Appleton Loop, Lost Loop, Found Loop, Ralph’s Ride.


Learn More

Kensington Metropark

An 8.5 mile paved hike-bike trail traverses the picturesque landscapes that circle Kent Lake. And a 3.4-mile trail extends north from the loop, connecting to the village of Milford. Kensington Metropark and Island Lake State Recreation Area is connected via a paved connector going underneath I-96.


Learn More

Mike Levine Lakelands Trail State Park

One of Michigan’s five “linear” state parks, Lakelands Trail State Park is essentially a 20-mile, non-motorized, multi-use trail. It goes through several cities, spanning counties, and will take you through woodlands, wetlands, lakes, small country towns, and quaint family farms. There are 8 miles of paved asphalt trail, followed by an unpaved equestrian path, with the remaining 12 miles covered by finely screened and compacted limestone.


Learn More

Mt. Brighton

When the snow is gone for the season, Mt. Brighton offers Downhill Mountain Bike Racing and it’s as fun as it sounds. The slopes offer an intense and fast track with a few jumps, and the quickest riders might reach times of around 30s. Mt. Brighton the only place that hosts this downhill dual slalom racing series in Michigan.


Learn More
Sunset at Lutz County Park.

Lutz County Park

100 acres of public recreation use. 1.3-mile trail system provides opportunities for users to experience high-quality natural areas, scenic views, and wildlife and its habitat while at the same time passing by farm fields.


Learn More
Dock at Deerfield Hills Nature Area.

Deerfield Hills Nature Area

Enjoy five miles of trails bordering pristine wetlands at the Deerfield Hills Nature Area.


Learn More