Foraging Hike: Maybury State Park

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Let's go foraging at Maybury State Park in Northville, Michigan! As requested - no, demanded - by our hiking community, Expedition Detroit is proud to unveil new guided foraging hikes at Maybury State Park this spring! This introductory-level guided foraging hike will loosely follow Maybury State Park's beloved main "Hiking Trail Loop," diverging in step with "Leave No Trace" best practices to forage for morels, pheasant’s back, golden oysters, chicken of the woods, Salisbury steak of the woods, chanterelles, as well as a few more interesting non-edibles that are fun to learn about. Setting off from the 8 Mile Road trailhead, this foraging hike will cross the park's "wooded highlands," wildlife-dense marshlands, the picturesque Maybury Pond, and uncover the ruins of the Maybury Sanatorium. Family-friendly adventure - children under 9 HIKE FREE! VETERANS ALWAYS HIKE FREE! Use code "VETERAN" to redeem. MORE ON THIS TRAIL: Meeting Point: Trailhead at the eastern parking lot of Maybury's 8 Mile Rd. entrance (turn LEFT at the crossroads after entering the park). The tour starts at the "MAYBURY SANATORIUM" sign at the trailhead. Trail Rating: Easy Route Orientation: Loop Parking Specifics: Michigan Recreation Passport required for parking at the 8 Mile Trailhead CHECK OUT OUR #TRAILTUESDAY SPOTLIGHT ON MAYBURY STATE PARK: https://www.expeditiondetroit.com/post/trailtuesday-maybury-state-park-hiking-trail-loop