Old Indian Trail

Melissa Warner

Thoroughly enjoyed this hike! There is now a sign at the head of the trail saying no dogs. The bluff at the end is not that steep--there is a path around the left side (pictured below). Pro tip: when following Google directions to the …

Karissa M

If you are looking simply for an overlook, I would take a different trail. I just went to the overlook and back. It is a nice forest, starting out mostly with evergreens and then becoming mixed with deciduous trees. You have to go up part …

Mark Williams

Little over a mile hike to a secluded beach. Great for rock hunting and just enjoying the sunshine!

Jennifer McCormick

Awesome beginner trail. Easy to follow, only drawback is some poison ivy near the parking lot, but the trail is wide enough to avoid it easily. The trail winds through secondary forests with mature hemlocks, birch, and oak, with areas of young maple growth. Bring your swimsuit as your reward is the last .2 miles over dunes and ending at a Lake Michigan pebble beach. Only a few people. It is possible to loop back on a more advanced trail (just about .5 miles longer), but I didn't try that one. Fantastic hike for young kids!