Discover the best top things to do in Grand Traverse County, United States including Traverse Area Recreation and Transportation Trails, The Botanic Garden at Historic Barns Park, Sand Lakes Quiet Area, Grand Traverse Natural Education Reserve, Clinch Park, Old Mission Lighthouse Park, Spider Lake, Long Lake, Haserot Beach, Bryant Park.
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Traverse Area Recreation & Transportation (TART) Trails is a system of paved and dirt trails for walkers, hikers, bikers, skaters and skiers in Northern Michigan. Trails are open year-round and available for many users and uses. Many of the paved trails offer access to local breweries, wineries, coffeehouses, restaurants and other area attractions such as lakes, rivers and beaches. Many of the dirt trails offer world class mountain biking and hiking opportunities for users of various skill levels. Numerous area bike shops offer rentals for any type of technical or recreational riders. Dogs are also welcomed on the trails and must be leashed and cleaned up after.
The TART Trail is excellent! It's well maintained, paved, and has an abundance of beautiful scenery. I'm not normally a bicycle ride or walk through nature type of person, but I really enjoyed these trails. My wife is a cyclist and she talked me into renting an eBike so we could ride together one day. We rode 26 miles and I really enjoyed it. The trails are well marked and nicely paved, they are plenty wide for "traffic" in both directions. There and a few parking areas, a bike repair station, and even some port-a-potties along the way. And there are a number of benches too if you wanted to stop for a snack or drink or just look at the scenery. We were there in early October and with the color change, it made for a very scenic ride. There were people of all ages on the trails from families with young kids, to "serious" cyclists, to seniors, walkers, rollerblades, eBikers, etc. I'll definitely go back again next year.
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Jet skis, snowmobiles and other noisy vehicles are prohibited in the 2,775-acre area, part of the Pere Marquette State Forest.
Close by, just north of Traverse City, beautiful nature area with miles of well marked trails for summer and winter fun. Have hiked, snowshoed and explored many times.
4.5 based on 14 reviews
This reserve, famous for its diversity of plant and animal species, offers guided hikes with various educational themes.
4.5 based on 236 reviews
a great park away from the city lovely on the lake and easy to walk .. under road safe tunnel way enjoy the quiet and the views
4.5 based on 130 reviews
We drove out the beautiful drive to the end of the road and found the Old Mission Lighthouse Park. It's a great sight to view Lake Michigan.
4.5 based on 45 reviews
This is a quaint beach, with beautiful, calm waters. Away from the busy-ness of traverse. We love it for relaxing and so our son can swim easily on his own.
4.5 based on 49 reviews
Great little beach and park. Usually a bit crowded unless you get there early, but well worth it! There are tables, benches and BBQ grills -
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