Lost Lake Pathway

Interlochen State Park

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Trailhead located on Gronder Road, approximately 1.5 miles north of US-31.

This non-motorized pathway is located in Grand Traverse County on Gonder Road, approximately 1.5 miles north of US-31 and 4 miles northwest of Interlochen. It is managed by Interlochen State Park.

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This 6.3-mile pathway connects to Lake Dubonnet State Forest Campground, providing visitors opportunities for hiking, mountain biking and cross-country skiing. It passes three lakes and several open bogs; however, most of the loop is a relatively level ride through the woods. Its easy terrain makes it an easy ride and a popular destination for even the most novice mountain biker. Originally constructed as a nature trail, Lost Lake Pathway is regarded as a single track by mountain bikers but its path is wide.

Activities (Display as List)

Cross-Country Skiing Item is accessible.
Cross-Country Skiing: Although not groomed, many cross country skiing opportunities are available on the pathway. Learn more about cross-county skiing.
Hiking Item is accessible.
Hiking: This releatively easy trail has 6.3 miles open to hiking.
Mountain Biking Item is accessible.
Mountain Biking: Riders do need to keep an eye out for an occasional patch of sand but overall the trail surface is hard packed. Learn more about mountain biking.
Watchable Wildlife Item is accessible.
Watchable Wildlife: Visitors may see a variety of woodland, aquatic and bird species in the area. Learn more about Michigan wildlife.