Explore Kent County
Find a Trail
Kent County Parks manages more than 100 miles of trails ranging from simple hiking paths to paved regional trails stretching between communities and parks.
2022 Trail Closures – Upcoming construction will cause detours at Kent Trails near Millennium Park and the Fred Meijer Pioneer Trail along West River Dr. Learn More »
Paved Trails
Multi-purpose Trails in Parks
If you’d like to explore a particular park by foot, bike or rollerblade on a paved trail, you’ll find several great options within our system of county parks. Our paved multi-use trails are non-motorized unless noted.
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Unpaved Trails
Hiking Trails & Loops
Kent County Parks offer many natural settings to hike and explore! Unless otherwise noted, all are open to foot traffic only and are closed to bikes, horses and motorized vehicles.
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Regional Multi-Use Trails
Paved connector trails
Kent County is at the crossroads of several state trails and extended trail networks. The regional trails managed by Kent County Parks link communities, recreation areas, and other attractions.
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Mountain Biking
Maintained Mountain Bike Loops
Through a partnership with the West Michigan Mountain Biking Association, Kent County Parks offers excellent trail rides at Luton Park and Wahlfield Park with varying difficulties.
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Water Trails
Kayaking, Canoeing & Tubing
Several large rivers make Kent County Parks an excellent destination for canoeing and kayaking. Many of our parks offer water trail access points for those looking to explore our area’s beautiful rivers.
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Equestrian Trails
Cooper Creek Park & Spencer Forest
The only bridle paths in the Kent County Park system are located at Cooper Creek Park and Spencer Forest. This interconnected network includes more than four miles of scenic trails.
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Dogs are welcome on Kent County Trails.*You must leash and clean up after your dog while in any Kent County Park. It’s the law! |