Mike Levine Lakelands Trail State Park

'Do Not Eat Fish' and 'Avoid Foam' advisories have been issued for a section of the Huron River and associated water bodies in Oakland, Livingston, Washtenaw and Wayne counties because high levels of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (or PFAS) may be present. Consumption guidelines for fish with elevated PFOS levels.

Address

8555 Silver Hill Road
Pinckney MI, 48169

Phone

734-426-4913
TTY/TDD711 (Michigan Relay Center)

Approximate Size

13 (Acres)

Recreation Passport

Not Required

Trail Length

Trail Head

Camp Sites/Fees

Mike Levine Lakelands Trail State Park is a 34-mile-long linear trail that stretches between Ingham and Livingston counties and passes through woods, pastures, picturesque wetlands and by the beautiful Huron River. This multiple-use trail suitable for biking, walking, running and equestrian use.

The management unit is Pinckney Recreation Area.

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Mike Levine Lakelands Trail State Park is a 34-mile gem nestled within the broader Great Lake-to-Lake Trail, stretching from South Haven to Port Huron. This linear state park, converted from an abandoned railroad corridor, honors Michigan trails champion Mike Levine. This multiple-use trail passes through woods, pastures, picturesque wetlands and the Huron River.

Running from Hall Road in Livingston County to Parnall Road in Jackson County, the trail is open to a number of uses. The paved section between Hall Road in Hamburg Township and M-36 near Pinckney is a bicyclist's paradise. The remaining trail, composed of compacted limestone, caters to walkers, hikers, horseback riders and cross-country skiers.

The trail connects directly to Pinckney Recreation Area's equestrian trails and provides an additional 13 miles of riding. Motorized vehicles and hunting are prohibited.

Please note: Motorized vehicles and hunting are strictly prohibited on the trail.

Trailheads:

Stockbridge Trailhead (M-52 and S. Center St. in Stockbridge)
Gregory Trailhead (188 Main St. in Gregory)
Pinckney Trailhead (499 Pearl St. in Pinckney)
Pettysville Trailhead (Pettysville Road and M-36 in Hamburg)
Hamburg Trailhead (10699 Hamburg Road in Hamburg)

The DNR provides emergency maintenance services and partners with other governmental units to operate and maintain the trail. The park is managed by Pinckney Recreation Area.

About the Area

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Activities (Display as List)

Biking

Biking: The paved section of trail lies between Hall Road in Hamburg Township to M-36 just west of Pinckney and is the best pick for a bicycle trip.

Cross-Country Skiing

Cross-Country Skiing: The trail is not groomed, but many cross-country skiers enjoy the trail in the winter.

Equestrian

Equestrian: The 22-mile trail is shared with other uses and equestrian riders are asked to use the south side of the trail). The trail connects to an additional13 miles of riding in Pinckney Recreation Area.