Grand Ravines Park Hiking Trails - Jenison, Michigan - Hiking and walking trailheads on Waymarking.com

Grand Ravines is an 187-acre Ottawa County Park with a half-mile of frontage on the Grand River and can be accessed from the north and south. A county-wide natural features inventory completed in 1988 identified the extensive system of deep ravines that extends along the GVSU riverfront and through what is now park property as one of the most significant natural features in Ottawa County. The deep ravines feature unique plant communities, including a variety of ferns and trees uncommon to the area, such as Kentucky coffee-trees, paw paws and towering tulip trees. There are 4+miles of trails and more if you include the enclosed dog park trails. Some trails are paved and some are packed dirt/mowed grass.

Parking: N 42° 56.634 W 085° 52.926 Trailhead/trail website: [Web Link] Trail allowances or restrictions: Leashed Dogs in park area Unleashed Dogs in Dog park area No Motorized Vehicles Bikes on paved surfaces Trail type: Dirt, Paved, Mowed Grass

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Date Logged Log User Rating   08/31/2019 theHostas visited it