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Starting near McClure Road along the iconic Waterloo–Pinckney Trail, the Waterloo Lakeview Trail is a captivating 3‑mile forested hike weaving through ridge-top oaks, scenic lakeshores, and springtime wildflower A footbridge leads you into a tranquil deciduous canopy, past a rustic cabin on Spring Lake, and onto gentle wetlands before emerging onto the peaceful western shore of Mill Lake.

The Waterloo–Pinckney to Hickory Hill & Crooked Lake Loop offers a serene 4.2‑mile woodland escape! adventurous hike explores ridge-top, singletrack trail before winding down into a lush ravine hugging Crooked Lake The trail blends gentle hills with peaceful lakeside sections and tucked-away benches for quiet reflection This moderate loop takes about 1½ hours and is ideal for hikers of all skillsets.

Starting from the idyllic Haven Hill Lake, the trail traverses the dense marshlands, mature forests, foray to the structural ruins of Haven Hill, the Ford Family's wilderness lodge that once hosted the likes MORE ON THIS TRIP: Meeting Point: Haven Hill Lake parking lot trailhead (first turn on your right after Orientation: Loop Parking Specifics: Michigan Recreation Passport required for parking at the Haven Hill Lake

Starting from the idyllic Haven Hill Lake, the trail traverses the dense marshlands, mature forests, foray to the structural ruins of Haven Hill, the Ford Family's wilderness lodge that once hosted the likes MORE ON THIS TRIP: Meeting Point: Haven Hill Lake parking lot trailhead (first turn on your right after Orientation: Loop Parking Specifics: Michigan Recreation Passport required for parking at the Haven Hill Lake

southernmost trailhead of Highland - just north of Downtown Milford off of Weaver Road - the trail takes Once across Cooley Lake Road, the trail loops around Highland's southern marshlands until summiting Mount We will send you the form to make your selection.

Starting from the idyllic Silver Lake Trailhead, the trail traverses the dense marshlands, mature forests , dramatic moraine hills, lush fields, and lakeside scenic overnight at stunning Blind Lake Campground MORE ON THIS TRIP: Meeting/End Point: Silver Lake Trailhead parking lot Overnight Campground: Blind Lake Campground Trail Length: 17.7 miles (10.8 miles on Day 1, 6.9 miles on Day 2) Elevation Gain: 2,083 Loop Parking Specifics: Michigan Recreation Passport required for overnight parking at the Silver Lake

southernmost trailhead of Highland - just north of Downtown Milford off of Weaver Road - the trail takes Once across Cooley Lake Road, the trail loops around Highland's southern marshlands until summiting Mount

MORE ON THIS TRIP: Meeting Point: Bishop Lake trailhead parking lot Trail length: 4.9 miles Elevation Orientation: Loop Parking Specifics: Michigan Recreation Passport required for parking at Bishop Lake

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