Michigan Bike Trails Map 2026: Where eBikes Can Ride

Q: Are e-bikes allowed on trails in Michigan?

Yes, where the trail's manager allows them. State law lets a Class 1 e-bike ride a trail with an asphalt, crushed-limestone or similar surface, or a rail trail, unless the manager bans it, and lets a Class 2 or 3 ride one only if the manager authorizes it (MCL 257.662a(8) and (9)). On a nonmotorized trail with a natural surface an e-bike is barred unless the manager opens it. Find your trail's color on the map above, then read its manager's rule.

Q: Are e-bikes allowed in Michigan state parks?

Class 1 e-bikes are, on trails open to bicycles. The DNR's Order 5.27 lets a Class 1 ride a trail open to bicycle use on its parks and recreation lands, and Order 4.1b does the same on state forest pathways. A Class 2 needs a free DNR permit for a mobility disability, and you may not ride a Class 3 on any state-managed trail, according to the DNR.

Q: Can you ride an e-bike on Mackinac Island?

Only a rider with a mobility disability and a city permit. MCL 257.662a(7) bars e-bikes within the City of Mackinac Island and Mackinac Island State Park unless the city or the park commission allows them. The commission's E-Bikes page says a rider who gives credible assurance of a mobility disability can obtain a city permit for a Class I e-bike or a Class II e-tricycle, and the park honors that permit. Any other e-bike with a throttle is not allowed.

Q: Are e-bikes allowed on the Kal-Haven Trail?

A Class 1 e-bike is allowed. The Kal-Haven Trail State Park is DNR Parks and Recreation land, so Order 5.27 lets a Class 1 ride it. For a Class 2 you need the DNR's permit, and a Class 3 is not allowed. The trail's mapped miles are in the table of named trails and in the Southwest region, both above.

Q: Are e-bikes allowed on the White Pine Trail?

A Class 1 e-bike is allowed. The Fred Meijer White Pine Trail State Park is DNR Parks and Recreation land, and Order 5.27 lets a Class 1 ride a trail open to bicycle use there. For a Class 2 you need the DNR's permit for a mobility disability, and a Class 3 is not allowed. The White Pine is among the longest rows in the West Michigan region above.

Q: Can you ride an e-bike on the Iron Belle Trail?

It depends on the stretch you ride. The Iron Belle Trail is a route over other trails, and on this map its 201 miles fall under 14 rules from 35 managers. A DNR state trail stretch takes Class 1, a county or township stretch follows its own rule, and a stretch with no surface record is gray. The register lists every stretch.

Q: Can you ride an e-bike on the North Country Trail?

No: every mapped mile of it reads closed. The North Country Trail is a congressionally authorized trail, and MCL 257.662a(13) keeps the state's trail subsections from applying to it. The DNR excepts it from Class 1, and in a national forest it is a nonmotorized trail the Forest Service closes to e-bikes. The 35 miles on city, village and township land read closed on the statute alone, so a local rule could open a stretch there.

Q: Are e-bikes allowed in Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore?

Yes, on the Heritage Trail, the park's one bicycle trail. The Park Service allows e-bikes where it allows bicycles, and prohibits "using the electric motor to move an e-bike without pedaling" except where motor vehicles are allowed, so if you ride a Class 2 you pedal. Every other trail in the lakeshore is closed to bicycles, and so to e-bikes.

Q: Are e-bikes allowed in Michigan national forests?

Only on the routes a forest's motor vehicle use map opens. The Forest Service allows Class 1, 2 and 3 e-bikes on motorized trails and roads, and its regulation prohibits motor vehicles elsewhere. The Ottawa, Huron-Manistee and Hiawatha forests' hiking, mountain bike and horse trails are nonmotorized, so they are closed to your e-bike.

3,848 trails · 8,214 miles in 80 counties · 4,970 miles open to Class 1 · 3,388 miles of national forest trail · Rules verified October 14, 2026

Quick Answer: In Michigan, a Class 1 e-bike may ride state trails open to bikes and paved or rail trails unless the manager bans it. Class 3 is barred from every state trail, Class 2 needs a disability permit, national forests allow e-bikes only on motorized routes, and local governments add their own rules. Verified October 14, 2026.

The Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail in Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, the park's one bicycle trail and one the Park Service opens to e-bikes, in a scene generated with Playcut from a National Park Service photograph of the trail.

Michigan bike trails map colored by e-bike access: green trails take Class 1, 2 and 3, blue Class 1 and 2 only, amber Class 1 only, dashed red are closed by a published rule, gray are unsettled, unread, private or have no manager on record

Every line is a trail mapped for bicycles by the Michigan DNR, the Forest Service, the Park Service, the Fish and Wildlife Service, the federal protected-lands database or OpenStreetMap, colored by the e-bike rule its manager publishes. The numbers mark the 10 regions mapped below, drawn from the state's Prosperity Regions.

Michigan's vehicle code gives your e-bike a default on trails and lets whoever runs the trail change it.

MCL 257.662a(8) reads: "An individual may operate a class 1 electric bicycle on a linear trail that has an asphalt, crushed limestone, or similar surface, or a rail trail."

The same subsection lets a local authority or agency of this state "having jurisdiction over a trail described in this subsection" regulate or prohibit it, and Class 2 and 3 ride such a trail only "if authorized" by that authority. On a nonmotorized trail with a natural surface, subsection (10) turns the default around: an individual "shall not operate an electric bicycle" there unless the authority allows it, so on dirt you start from no.

441 managers, from the Michigan DNR and three national forests to cities, townships, counties and trail groups, each hold part of that authority. Every trail below carries its manager's name and the rule that manager publishes, quoted from the manager's own text, so you can check a ride trail by trail.

If you want the rest of the state's e-bike law, from age limits to local ordinances, read Michigan e-bike laws, checked city by city. To compare Michigan's trail rules with those of the other mapped states, open bike trails by state. To buy or service a bike here, the Michigan e-bike shop directory lists verified stores across the state.

Riding in another state? You will find the same trail-by-trail map for Colorado bike trails, Washington State bike trails, Texas bike trails, Florida bike trails, Utah bike trails, Wisconsin bike trails and New York bike trails, and our national guide to e-bike trails near you shows how to find out who manages a trail anywhere in the US.

Takeaway

Who manages the trail decides more than the class on your label. Class 1 rides 4,970 mapped miles and Class 3 rides 2,476, nearly all of them forest routes open to motor vehicles: on 2,494 miles of state, local and park trail a Class 1 may ride and a Class 3 may not.

National forests hold 41% of the mapped miles, and the Forest Service counts your e-bike as a motor vehicle: on 872 miles of nonmotorized forest trail it may not ride at all. You can look up any trail, its manager and its rule in the downloadable register.

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In this guide

How to read the map
Who decides on each trail
County, city and township rules
Named trails riders ask about
Michigan bike trails, region by region
Where riders get caught out
Sidewalks, roads and the paths beside them
Choosing an e-bike for Michigan trails
Frequently asked questions

How to read the map

Find your trail's color, then read who manages it. Green takes all three classes, blue Class 1 and 2, amber Class 1 alone. Dashed red means a published rule keeps your e-bike off the trail, whatever its class.

Gray covers four cases: the rule is unsettled and both texts are printed, we could not read the manager's rule and show the state default, the land is private or a nonprofit's, or no record names a manager. The register says which applies to the trail you ride.

Michigan defines an electric bicycle as a two- or three-wheeled device with fully operable pedals and "an electric motor of not greater than 750 watts", in one of three classes. Check your label against this table:

Class	How the motor helps	Assistance stops at
Class 1	Only while you pedal	20 mph
Class 2	Whether or not you pedal (throttle)	20 mph
Class 3	Only while you pedal	28 mph

You must be 14 or older to ride a Class 3, and anyone under 18 who rides one, as rider or passenger, must wear a helmet (MCL 257.662a(4)). The statute also requires a permanent label on every e-bike with its class, top assisted speed and motor wattage, so the label on your bike is the record a ranger or a deputy reads.

One phrase in the statute sets many colors on this map. The definition of "motor vehicle" in MCL 257.33 ends with the words "does not include an electric bicycle". A trail rule that bars "motor vehicles" leaves your e-bike alone, while one that bars "motorized vehicles" or a "motored device" without naming e-bikes leaves the question open, and those trails are gray with both texts printed.

Who decides on each trail

Who manages the trail	Trails	Miles	What e-bikes may do
National forests: routes open to motor vehicles	720	2,431	Class 1, 2 and 3, on routes the motor vehicle use map opens
National forests: every other trail	349	936	Closed: the Forest Service treats an e-bike as a motor vehicle
National forests: trails whose Forest Service records disagree	22	20	Gray: the Forest Service's inventory and its e-bike columns point opposite ways; the printed motor vehicle use map decides
National lakeshores	7	18	Sleeping Bear's Heritage Trail takes all three classes; Pictured Rocks closes its trails
Wildlife refuges and other federal land	26	66	Unsettled until the refuge manager decides
Congressionally authorized trails on state and local land (the North Country Trail)	49	199	Closed: the state's e-bike subsections do not apply
State parks, recreation areas and state trails	207	1,572	Class 1 on trails open to bikes; Class 2 with a disability permit; Class 3 never
State forest pathways	66	464	Class 1 on bike pathways; High Country, Shingle Mill and Pickerel Lake closed
Other state land: game areas, and land with no named division	245	216	Closed on game and wildlife areas; gray where no division is named
Mackinac Island	25	22	Class 1, or a three-wheeled Class 2, by city permit, for a rider with a mobility disability
Metroparks and county park systems	185	215	Class 1 on the paved trails of every system and on Oakland's designated mountain bike singletrack; Class 2 only on the Metroparks' paved trails; other natural-surface trails closed or unsettled
Rail-trail commissions and trail authorities	9	42	Class 1 on every one; Class 2 outright on Macomb Orchard and Paint Creek; Class 3 on none outright, by approval on Polly Ann and for a mobility disability on Paint Creek
Cities, townships and other governments with a rule that reaches e-bikes	253	213	From open to closed: see each government below
Codes that bar 'motorized' vehicles without naming e-bikes	220	181	Unsettled: see each government below
Trails under state law alone (the manager's rules read, no e-bike rule)	286	318	Class 1 on improved-surface and rail trails; closed on nonmotorized natural-surface tread
Trails whose managers' rules could not be read	603	624	Gray: rule not read; state law's default is Class 1 on improved surface, closed on natural surface
Trails whose surface no record gives	480	367	Gray: the surface decides under state law, and no record gives it
Private land, nonprofit and tribal trails	150	268	The owner decides
Manager not on record	7	41	Not determined
All Michigan	3,848	8,214	Map above; every trail by region below

A trail whose stretches fall under two rules sits in each row with the miles that lie there, so if you find a trail twice, that is why: 59 trails appear in more than one row, and the rows still add up to the state.

Takeaway

Federal land holds 42% of the mapped miles and the state 31%. Local governments hold 23%, and one DNR order, Order 5.27, sets the color of 1,572 mapped miles of state park, recreation area and state trail.

How to choose your e-bike

State parks, recreation areas and state trails: Class 1 where bikes ride

The DNR lets a Class 1 e-bike ride any trail on its parks and recreation lands that is open to bicycles. Order 5.27 reads: "A person may operate a class-1 electric bicycle on a trail open to bicycle use on any parks and recreation division administered lands, except for congressionally authorized trails, such as the North Country Trail."

That covers the state's linear trails, from the Kal-Haven to the White Pine, and its state park and recreation area trails, so you may ride a Class 1 there without a permit.

The DNR's own e-bike page puts it plainly: Class 1 e-bikes are allowed "on all state park, recreation area and state forest trails/pathways that permit traditional bicycles". Class 2 is allowed in the same places only for a rider with a DNR-issued permit, at no cost, for a mobility disability, and "Class 3 e-bikes are not allowed on any state-managed trail."

Roads are different: the same page says you can ride Class 1, 2 and 3 on "all roads where a non-electric bicycle can be ridden", which includes the gravel and dirt roads inside state forests.

The order is young. It was issued on August 8, 2024, and its last subsection says it "shall be reviewed after a period of one year", to be rescinded if "negative impacts shall be evidenced" and left in effect if none are. The DNR page still carried it on October 14, 2026, so check the page before a long ride: a rescinded order would change your answer.

State forest pathways: Class 1, with three exceptions

Order 4.1b applies the same rule to the pathways open to bicycles in state forests, with the High Country, Shingle Mill and Pickerel Lake Pathways left out. Those three, in Pigeon River Country State Forest, are closed to your e-bike, with 89 mapped miles between them.

The DNR also keeps your e-bike off state game and wildlife areas, and off the North Country Trail and any other congressionally authorized trail. The vehicle code carves out those trails itself: MCL 257.662a(13) says subsections (6) to (10) "do not apply to the use of electric bicycles on a congressionally authorized public trail system".

State land the DNR does not name

On 214 mapped miles a record places the trail on state land and no record names the division that runs it. The same Class 1 rule governs a trail on parks and recreation or forest land, and the game areas are closed, so those trails stay gray until a manager's name settles which. The register lists every one, so you can look up the trail you plan to ride.

National forests: e-bikes ride motorized routes

The Forest Service treats your e-bike as a motor vehicle, so it rides the routes a forest's motor vehicle use map opens and nothing else. The Forest Service's national page says "Class 1, 2, and 3 e-bikes are allowed on motorized trails and roads on national forests and grasslands." Off those routes, 36 CFR 261.13 makes it a violation "to possess or operate a motor vehicle" other than as the map designates.

The Ottawa National Forest in the western Upper Peninsula holds 2,103 mapped miles, the largest total of any manager in the state, and most of its routes are open to motor vehicles, which is why your e-bike may ride them. The Huron-Manistee National Forest holds 835 and the Hiawatha 405.

A forest's hiking, mountain bike and horse trails are a different matter. The Hiawatha National Forest's biking page says "non-motorized trails are not open to eBikes" and points riders to "over 2000 miles of Hiawatha roads and trails open to motorized use". Check the forest's printed map before you ride a route the register shows as green: the map also prints a season for each route.

National parks, lakeshores and wildlife refuges

Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore opens e-bikes wherever it opens bicycles, and the Heritage Trail is its one bicycle trail. The Park Service's page says "E-bikes are allowed in Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore where traditional bicycles are allowed. E-bikes are prohibited where traditional bicycles are prohibited." The same page adds that, except where motor vehicles are allowed, "using the electric motor to move an e-bike without pedaling is prohibited", so a Class 2 rider pedals on the trail.

The agency prints its length three ways: about 20 miles on one page, about 22 on another and approximately 27 in the park's regulation.

Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore says "Bicycles, including mountain bikes, are not permitted on trails" within the park, and its bicycling page adds that e-bikes are prohibited where bicycles are: the park's roads are the only place you can ride.

On a national wildlife refuge, your e-bike rides the roads and trails where bicycles ride only when the refuge manager has determined that e-bike use is a compatible use (50 CFR 27.31(m)). The Seney and Shiawassee refuge pages allow bicycles on named routes and say nothing of e-bikes, so those 65 mapped miles are gray and you should ask the refuge manager before you ride.

Mackinac Island

Mackinac Island is the one place where state law blocks the default. MCL 257.662a(7) bars e-bikes within a city that prohibits nonemergency motor vehicles, and within Mackinac Island State Park, unless the city or the Mackinac Island State Park Commission allows them.

The Commission's E-Bikes page says "If your e-bike has a throttle to engage the motor, that e-bike is not allowed" in the city or the park. A rider who gives credible assurance of a mobility disability can obtain a city permit for a Class I e-bike or a Class II e-tricycle, and the park honors it. The register carries the island's 22 mapped miles as Class 1 by permit.

County, city and township rules

A county, city, township or trail commission can write its own e-bike rule, and state law makes it hold a public hearing first. MCL 257.662a(12) says an entity that wants to "prohibit, authorize, or regulate the use of electric bicycles within its jurisdiction" shall "hold a public hearing on the matter". The table lists every government whose rule reaches a mapped trail: 74 governments, 766 miles, so you can find the one that governs your ride.

Government	Law or page	Where it applies	What it does	Trails	Miles
Aurelius Township, Ingham County	Aurelius Township Code Sec. 12-34(b), (c) (Ord. No. 18.01, 7-8-2003; Ord. of 2-14-2006)	land in an Aurelius Township park	Unsettled	14	5.4
Byron Township, Kent County	Byron Township, news item 'New E-Bike Restrictions' (2026-06-30) on Ordinance No. 763	the sidewalks and pathways of Byron Township	Closed to e-bikes	1	4.7
Canton Township, Wayne County	Canton Township Code Sec. 50-62(a) (Ord. of 11-26-2019; Ord. of 3-28-2023(1))	the township's public trails	Class 1 only	4	11.6
Clinton Township, Macomb County	Clinton Township Police Department public service announcement, 'Local Rules: Ordinance #504'; Clinton Code Sec. 1062.19 (amended by Ord. 504, text not yet codified)	township property, parks and township trails	Unsettled	2	6.6
Commerce Township, Oakland County	Commerce Township Code Sec. 34-52(d)	township-owned, leased and controlled land, here the Hickory Glen Park mountain-bike trails	Closed to e-bikes	19	6.0
Commerce Township, Oakland County	Commerce Township Code Sec. 34-52(d)	trails in Commerce Township other than the Air Line and the Hickory Glen Park trails	Unsettled	8	7.9
Commerce Township, Oakland County	Michigan Air Line Trail Ordinance, Sec. 5.02(d) (the Council's published text, 'Last updated: August, 2022')	the Michigan Air Line Trail in Commerce Township and the City of Wixom	Class 1 only	2	6.8
Delhi Township, Ingham County	Delhi Charter Township Code Sec. 14-37(b)-(d) (Ord. No. 117, 11-5-08)	pathways the Township Board designates nonmotorized by resolution	Unsettled	29	13.7
East China Township, St. Clair County	East China Township Code Sec. 146-2, with the definitions in Sec. 146-1 (Chapter 146, Bicycle Paths)	paved paths the Township Board has designated and signed as bicycle paths	Unsettled	1	3.1
Forest Home Township, Antrim County	Glacial Hills Trails, 'The Trails' page (Trail Etiquette)	any improved-surface piece of the Glacial Hills trails (trailhead connectors)	Unsettled	6	0.4
Forest Home Township, Antrim County	Glacial Hills Trails, 'The Trails' page (Trail Etiquette), with MCL 257.662a(10)	the natural-surface mountain-bike and hiking trails of the Glacial Hills Pathway and Natural Area near Bellaire	Closed to e-bikes	82	27.5
Green Oak Township, Livingston County	Green Oak Township Code Sec. 29-124(e)(3) (Ord. No. 04-2018, 9-20-2018); Sec. 26-89(a); Sec. 26-92(c) (Ord. No. 110, 7-21-2004)	the township's pathways and parks	Unsettled	3	4.8
Grosse Ile Township, Wayne County	Grosse Ile Township Code Chapter 34, Sec. 34-5(C), as amended by Ordinance No. 26-02; speed limit Sec. 34-7(A)	the shared-use paths of Grosse Ile Township (paths physically separated from motor vehicle traffic and designated for bicycles, electric bicycles, pedestrians and other non-motorized users)	Class 1 and 2	7	6.4
Hamburg Township, Livingston County	Hamburg Township Code Sec. 24-5(a)-(b)	land in a Hamburg Township park and the Lakelands Trail within the township	Unsettled	1	0.1
Harrison Township, Macomb County	Harrison Township Code Sec. 62-301 and Sec. 62-303(10) (Ord. No. 398, 3-30-2020)	streets and public paths set aside for the exclusive use of bicycles in Harrison Township	Class 1 and 2	2	3.9
Highland Township, Oakland County	Highland Township Code Sec. 16-37(e) and the sentence on paved paths	land in a Highland Township park	Unsettled	4	1.9
Holland Township, Ottawa County	Holland Township Code Sec. 28-33 (Comp. Ords. 1987, 30.052; Code 1991, 12-28)	sidewalks and paths in Holland Township	Closed to e-bikes	1	1.2
Kent County	Kent County Parks Department Quarterly Newsletter, September 2026, 'Know Before You Go: Non-Motorized Trail Rules and Etiquette', paragraph 'Non-Motorized Use Only'	trails of the Kent County Parks Department (the Kent Trails, Millennium Park, Luton Park and the county's other park trails)	Class 1 only	21	30.4
Kochville Township, Saginaw County	Kochville Township Code Sec. 92.066(B) (Ord. 06-10, passed 10-17-2006), with the definition of 'human-powered' in Sec. 92.002	the township's non-motorized pathway system	Unsettled	4	8.0
Lyon Township, Oakland County	Lyon Township Code Sec. 40-39 (Ord. No. 05-23, Sec. 1, 9-5-2023)	the township's bicycle paths and sidewalks (paved paths the township regulates under Chapter 40, Article II)	Unsettled	4	4.1
Macomb County	Macomb Orchard Trail E-Bike Policy (county trail page)	the Macomb Orchard Trail	Class 1 and 2	1	23.7
Meridian Township, Ingham County	Meridian Township Code Sec. 54-39(a) (Code 1974, Sec. 34-12) and the definition of 'motor vehicle' in Sec. 54-26 (Code 1974, Sec. 34-2)	land in a Meridian Township park, including its public footpaths	Unsettled	5	3.1
Oakland County	Oakland County Parks guidance sheet 'E-Bikes in the Oakland County Parks'	designated mountain-bike single track in Oakland County Parks	Class 1 only	4	5.7
Oakland County	Oakland County Parks guidance sheet	natural-surface lines in Oakland County Parks not marked for mountain biking	Unsettled	7	4.9
Oakland County	Oakland County Parks and Recreation Rules and Regulations 2025 (e-Bikes)	improved-surface trails of Oakland County Parks	Class 1 only	20	11.2
Orion Township, Oakland County	Paint Creek Trailways Commission, Electric Bicycle Use on the Paint Creek Trail Policy, adopted April 17, 2018	the Paint Creek Trail, which the Paint Creek Trailways Commission manages	Class 1 and 2	2	1.4
Ottawa County	Ottawa County Parks Rules & Regulations, 'Bicycles & E-Bikes'	natural-surface trails of Ottawa County Parks	Closed to e-bikes	2	1.7
Ottawa County	Ottawa County Parks Rules & Regulations, 'Bicycles & E-Bikes'	paved bike trails of Ottawa County Parks	Class 1 only	7	17.6
Park Township, Ottawa County	Park Township Code Sec. 28-20 (Chapter 28, Article II, Use of Sidewalks and Paths), with the definitions in Sec. 28-19 and the speed limit in Sec. 28-21(b)	the sidewalks and sidepaths of Park Township (paved paths in a street right-of-way and its adjacent easements)	Class 1, 2 and 3	1	5.3
Pere Marquette Township, Mason County	Pere Marquette Township Code Sec. 22-32(3) (Ord. No. 153, Sec. 14, 10-26-2021)	land in a Pere Marquette Township park or place of recreation	Unsettled	1	1.5
Shelby Township, Macomb County	Shelby Township Code Sec. 50-132 (Ord. No. 301, 1-21-2025), table by trail type and class	non-road paths and trails in Shelby Township with an asphalt, crushed-limestone or similar surface, a rail trail or a sidewalk	Class 1 and 2	4	3.8
Texas Township, Kalamazoo County	Texas Charter Township Code Sec. 10-174(a)(1) (Ord. No. 292, 5-13-2013) and Sec. 24-32(3) (Ord. No. 194, 2000; Ord. No. 271, 2010)	the township's paved pathways, its unpaved trails and its parks	Unsettled	1	0.8
Washtenaw County	Border to Border Trail FAQ ('Are e-Bikes allowed on the Border to Border Trail?')	trails WCPARC runs, the Border-to-Border Trail first	Class 1 only	17	44.6
Wayne County	Wayne County Park System Rules and Regulations, rule 19(a), dated 4/11/2011	natural-surface trails of the Wayne County Park System	Closed to e-bikes	21	12.2
Wayne County	Wayne County Park System Rules and Regulations, rule 19 (Operation of Bicycles), dated 4/11/2011	paved paths and trails of the Wayne County Park System (Hines Park, the I-275 Metro Trail's county sections)	Class 1 only	10	19.1
Ypsilanti Township, Washtenaw County	Ypsilanti Township Code Sec. 46-97(1) (Ord. No. 2004-339, 5-4-04), with Sec. 46-127(1) and the definition in Sec. 46-4	paved bike trails and roadways in Ypsilanti Township parks	Unsettled	1	0.1
Ypsilanti Township, Washtenaw County	Ypsilanti Township Code Sec. 46-97(2)	unpaved trails in Ypsilanti Township parks	Closed to e-bikes	5	5.3
City of Auburn Hills	Auburn Hills Code Sec. 50-3(d)	land in an Auburn Hills city park or the civic center grounds	Unsettled	2	0.6
City of Battle Creek	Battle Creek Code Sec. 1060.07(c)(1), with the definition of 'vehicle' in Sec. 1060.07(b)(2)	the pathways of the Linear Park System, about 10.5 miles in the city's own count	Unsettled	2	8.9
City of Cadillac	City of Cadillac Code Sec. 26-10 (Prior Code Sec. 3.11)	land in a City of Cadillac park, beach, playground, parkway or recreation area	Unsettled	4	0.6
City of Clio	Clio Code Sec. 55.123 (Ord. 537, passed 11-17-25)	the city's bike path, a collection of city trails along the Pine Run Creek floodplain, and the city park system	Class 1 only	2	2.3
City of Dearborn	Dearborn Code Sec. 15-34 (Ord. No. 05-1048, 7-5-05), with Sec. 15-30(a) on vehicles in parks	land in a city park	Unsettled	2	0.2
City of Detroit	Detroit City Code Sec. 33-1-42 (vehicles on bridle paths, foot walks and pedestrian trails of parks) and Sec. 46-4-107	mountain-bike trails in Detroit parks (Rouge Park)	Closed to e-bikes	1	2.0
City of Detroit	Detroit City Code Sec. 33-1-42 (vehicles on bridle paths, foot walks and pedestrian trails of parks) and Sec. 46-4-107	natural-surface trails in Detroit parks	Closed to e-bikes	3	5.8
City of Detroit	Detroit City Code Sec. 33-1-42 (vehicles on bridle paths, foot walks and pedestrian trails of parks) and Sec. 46-4-107	paved trails and greenways in Detroit parks and public places	Class 1 only	33	25.1
City of Farmington Hills	Farmington Hills Code Sec. 19-52 (Ord. No. C-4-88, 1-11-88)	paths and trails in Farmington Hills parks	Class 1 only	1	2.8
City of Flint	Flint Code Sec. 33-15 (Ord. 109, passed 6-16-1908; Ord. 2783, passed 10-27-1980)	land in a public park or golf course of the city	Unsettled	3	6.3
City of Flushing	Flushing Code Sec. 97.16 (Ord. No. 2018-03, 4-9-2018) and Sec. 97.55(b) (Ord. No. 2023-04, 9-11-2023)	every linear trail under the authority of the City of Flushing	Closed to e-bikes	1	0.9
City of Gladwin	Gladwin Code Sec. 95.13(C) (Ord. 210, passed 6-6-94)	land in the city park	Unsettled	1	0.2
City of Grand Ledge	Grand Ledge Code Sec. 24-136(1)	land in a Grand Ledge city park	Unsettled	2	0.4
City of Grand Rapids	Grand Rapids City Code Sec. 10.130(1), (4) and Sec. 10.132 (Ord. No. 2024-17, 4-9-24)	pathways the city sets aside and signs as trails for bicycles, micromobility devices and pedestrians	Class 1 only	6	5.7
City of Grand Rapids	Grand Rapids City Code Sec. 3.18 (Ord. No. 95-39, 7-11-95)	unpaved trails in Grand Rapids parks	Closed to e-bikes	9	4.6
City of Grandville	Grandville Code Sec. 25-112, 25-113 (Ord. No. 323, eff. 8-25-2026)	public streets, bicycle lanes, multi-use pathways and other places where bicycles are permitted in Grandville	Class 1, 2 and 3	4	3.2
City of Greenville	Greenville Code of Ordinances Sec. 42-7(d), (f)(4)-(5) (Ord. No. 24-02, Mar. 5, 2024)	trails the Greenville city council designates non-motorized by resolution and signs	Class 1 and 2	9	14.0
City of Hancock	Hancock Code Sec. 97.21 (Ord. 133, passed 7-11-79)	city-owned park and recreation land	Unsettled	1	0.4
City of Harrison	City of Harrison Code Sec. 20.808(b) (Title III, Chap. 22; amended by Ord. No. 1-1985)	land in a City of Harrison park or recreation area	Unsettled	1	1.2
City of Hudson	Hudson Code Sec. 13-57(a) and Sec. 13-58(c)	land in a Hudson city park	Unsettled	1	0.5
City of Jackson	City of Jackson Code Sec. 19-42 (Code 1977, Sec. 3.11)	Ella W. Sharp Park and its museum grounds	Unsettled	3	1.2
City of Kalamazoo	City of Kalamazoo Code Sec. 33-24(H) (Chapter 33, Streets and Other Public Grounds)	land in a City of Kalamazoo park	Unsettled	7	8.2
City of Kentwood	Kentwood Code Sec. 42-72; Sec. 38-93 (motor driven vehicles on city land)	city park property in Kentwood	Unsettled	3	1.1
City of Lansing	Lansing Codified Ordinances Sec. 656.03(b) (Ord. No. 542, 1979; Ord. No. 749, 1987); Sec. 656.04 (repealed 2021); Sec. 688.07	trails on Lansing park land and the Lansing River Trail	Unsettled	14	22.7
City of Madison Heights	Madison Heights Code Sec. 19-52 (Ord. No. 510, 10-25-73)	land in a Madison Heights public park or playground	Unsettled	3	1.2
City of Marquette	Marquette Code Sec. 46-92 and Sec. 46-93(b), as amended by Ordinance No. 26-05; the city's page 'E-bikes in Marquette'	paths the City designates as multi-use paths, such as the Marquette lakeshore path and the Iron Ore Heritage Trail within the city	Class 1, 2 and 3	2	2.3
City of Monroe	City of Monroe e-bike page, 'Where Are E-Bikes Not Permitted?', restating Ordinance 26-006 (Chapter 199)	the natural-surface trails of Munson Park in the City of Monroe	Closed to e-bikes	2	3.3
City of Monroe	City of Monroe e-bike page ('City Trails' and 'City Parks'), restating Ordinance 26-006 (Chapter 199, Sec. 199-10)	the City of Monroe's trailways and the approved paved trailways in its parks	Class 1, 2 and 3	2	1.1
City of Muskegon	Muskegon Code Sec. 92-102(1)-(2)	city roads, public parks and the city bike path	Class 1, 2 and 3	3	12.6
City of Niles	Niles Code Sec. 62-127(a)	public parks and recreation areas in the City of Niles	Unsettled	2	1.9
City of Petoskey	Petoskey Code Sec. 21-83 (Ord. No. 735, 11-18-2013), with the definitions in Sec. 21-81 and the speed limit in Sec. 21-82	trails and walkways the city designates 'non-motorized trail'	Class 1 only	7	11.4
City of Riverview	Riverview Code Sec. 42-94(a) (Code 1978, 16.5-5)	land in the Riverview public park system	Unsettled	2	0.9
City of Rochester	City of Rochester Code Sec. 34-84(a), with the definitions in Sec. 34-82 (Chapter 34, Article III, Trailways Land)	the Clinton River Trail within the City of Rochester (land the city owns)	Unsettled	1	2.1
City of Rochester	Paint Creek Trailways Commission, Electric Bicycle Use on the Paint Creek Trail Policy, adopted April 17, 2018	the Paint Creek Trail, which the Paint Creek Trailways Commission manages	Class 1 and 2	1	1.7
City of Rochester Hills	Rochester Hills Code Sec. 74-63(b)(1) and Sec. 74-64(a)	land in a Rochester Hills park or green space	Unsettled	31	12.4
City of South Lyon	South Lyon Code Sec. 62-63(5) and Sec. 62-74 (electric bicycles)	linear trails with an asphalt, crushed-limestone or similar surface, and the city's trailways	Class 1, 2 and 3	3	4.4
City of St. Ignace	St. Ignace Code Sec. 20-62(11)	city parks and access sites in St. Ignace	Unsettled	1	0.3
City of Sterling Heights	Sterling Heights Code Sec. 38-13(5), with the definitions in Sec. 38-1 and the bicycle rule in Sec. 38-14(1)	land in a Sterling Heights park, including Clinton River Park	Unsettled	9	7.4
City of Traverse City	Traverse City Code 1064.13 (Ord. 32, 1977; Ord. 1168, 2021)	land in a Traverse City park	Unsettled	9	3.5
City of Walker	Walker Code Sec. 54-30 (definition) and Sec. 54-31(a) (Ord. No. 04-519, 9-27-04)	trails, paths and corridors the city commission designates recreational trailways	Unsettled	4	11.4
City of Wyoming	Wyoming Code Sec. 70-452 (definitions) and Sec. 70-453 (operation and use), with Sec. 50-112 (Ord. No. 1-25, 1-21-25)	bikeways, multi-use trails and sidewalks in Wyoming	Class 1 and 2	3	2.3
Copper Harbor Trails Club	Copper Harbor Trails Club, E-Bikes page ('Permitted E-Bike Class', 'Prohibited E-Bike Classes')	the trails the Copper Harbor Trails Club manages around Copper Harbor	Class 1 only	32	21.2
Friends of the Falling Water Trail	Village of Concord, Falling Waters Trail rules, by authority of Jackson County Ordinance No. 7 of 2000	the Falling Waters Trail (the Iron Belle Trail's Jackson County section)	Unsettled	1	11.7
Huron-Clinton Metroparks	HCMA Rules and Regulations, rule 31 and the nature-trail rule	natural-surface trails in the Metroparks that are not marked as mountain-bike trails	Unsettled	7	9.7
Huron-Clinton Metroparks	HCMA Rules and Regulations, rule 31 (E-bikes)	paved hike-bike trails in the Metroparks	Class 1 and 2	8	25.9
Huron-Clinton Metroparks	HCMA Rules and Regulations, rule 31	Metroparks lines with no surface and no mountain-bike marking	Unsettled	68	32.4
Keweenaw Land Trust	Keweenaw Land Trust, Leave No Trace: Visit Responsibly	the nature areas the Keweenaw Land Trust owns, including Churning Rapids and the trails that join the Maasto Hiihto system	Unsettled	25	13.2
Little Traverse Conservancy	Little Traverse Conservancy, Tanton Family Working Forest Reserve page	the three trail loops, Beginner to Expert, at the Tanton Family Working Forest Reserve	Class 1 only	4	7.6
Paint Creek Trail Commission	Paint Creek Trailways Commission, Electric Bicycle Use on the Paint Creek Trail Policy, adopted April 17, 2018	the Paint Creek Trail, which the Paint Creek Trailways Commission manages	Class 1 and 2	2	7.1
Polly Ann Trail Authority	Polly Ann Trail, Trail Rules and Etiquette page; Polly Ann Trailway Management Council, Policy for the use of the ELECTRIC BICYCLE on the Polly Ann Trail (adopted March 21, 2018)	the Polly Ann Trail in Oakland and Lapeer Counties	Class 1 only	2	3.0
Village of Manchester	Manchester Code Sec. 159.03(B) (1984 Code, Sec. 3.3; Am. Ord. 261, passed 5-21-2007)	land in a city park or playground	Unsettled	1	0.7
Village of Spring Lake	Spring Lake Village Code Sec. 326-25 (Chapter 326, Streets and Sidewalks, Article V, Sidewalks and Pedestrian Pathways)	sidewalks and pedestrian pathways in the Village of Spring Lake	Class 1 and 2	1	2.6
Village of Spring Lake	Spring Lake Village Code Sec. 249-16(B)	land in a Spring Lake village park or place of recreation	Unsettled	1	0.4

The rules fall into four kinds. Some governments write the class into the rule, some defer to state law, some close a trail to every e-bike, and many bar "motorized" vehicles without saying whether an e-bike is one. Find your government in the table above, then read the group it falls into below.

Long-range e-bikes for trails

Metroparks, county parks and rail-trail commissions

Class 1 rides the paved trails of the large metro and county park systems, and Class 2 is the line most of them draw. The Huron-Clinton Metroparks write in rule 31 that "Class 1 and Class 2 e-bikes are allowed on paved hike-bike trails within the Metroparks", at 10 mph, and Class 1 may ride the Authority's designated mountain bike trails. Its nature and foot trails are walking trails, where "Bicycles (including e-bikes)" are prohibited.

Kent County Parks sends Class 1 anywhere a bicycle goes and says Class 2 and 3 "are not permitted on trails". Oakland County Parks allows only Class 1 on its paved and crushed-limestone trails and on its designated mountain bike single track. Ottawa County Parks says Class 1 only, on paved bike trails only.

Rail-trail commissions set their own lines. The Macomb Orchard Trail Commission allows Class 1 and 2 and keeps Class 3 off. The Paint Creek Trailways Commission does the same, with a Class 3 exception for riders with a mobility disability. The Polly Ann Trail allows Class 1 and asks Class 2 and 3 riders for the Trail Manager's approval, and the Michigan Air Line Trail allows Class 1 only.

Wayne County's park rules date from 2011 and name no e-bike, so the statute's default governs the paved paths you ride, while mountain biking is allowed only in designated areas and the natural-surface trails stay closed to e-bikes. The Washtenaw County Parks commission's Border-to-Border page says e-bikes are allowed "in accordance with local and state laws" and adds: "Typically this means that Class-1 e-bikes are allowed."

Takeaway

Every park system and trail commission we read opens its paved trails to Class 1. Class 2 rides outright only on the Metroparks' paved trails, Macomb Orchard and Paint Creek, and Class 3 only by approval or for a mobility disability, so the class on your label decides the rest of your ride.

Cities and townships that wrote an e-bike rule

Michigan cities and townships have split three ways on Class 3. Marquette, Monroe, Muskegon, South Lyon, Grandville and Park Township in Ottawa County allow all three classes on a path or trail. Greenville, Wyoming, Shelby Township, Harrison Township, Spring Lake and Grosse Ile Township allow Class 1 and 2 and do not open the trail to Class 3.

Clio, Petoskey and Canton Township let a pedal-assist Class 1 ride, with Clio barring Class 2 and 3, Petoskey barring throttle e-bikes and Canton deferring to state law for the rest. In town, the class on your label is the first thing to check.

What the rule does	Governments	Mapped miles
Opens a trail to Class 1, 2 and 3	6	29
Opens a trail to Class 1 and 2	11	93
Opens a trail to Class 1 only	15	226
Closes a trail to e-bikes	11	75
Leaves the question unsettled	44	228

A government that holds rules of more than one kind appears in each row it holds, so the rows add up to more than the 74 governments in the table.

South Lyon's Sec. 62-63 makes it "lawful to operate a class 1, class 2 or class 3 electric bicycle on a linear trail that has an asphalt, crushed limestone, or similar surface", with a 15 mph limit. Muskegon's Chapter 92 lets electric bikes ride "local roads, public parks, and the bike path" and keeps them off "any sidewalk".

Grandville's Ordinance 323 lets you ride "multi-use pathways, and other locations where bicycles are permitted", from August 25, 2026.

Greenville's Ordinance 24-02 exempts Class 1 and 2 from its ban on motor vehicles on designated nonmotorized trails, and Wyoming's code counts Class 1 and 2 as micromobility devices and leaves Class 3 out.

Shelby Township's Ordinance 301 of January 21, 2025 sorts its trails by surface and class in a table: paved trails take Class 1 and 2, natural-surface trails take Class 1 only. Harrison Township's Ordinance 398 prohibits "the Class 3 Electric Bicycle" anywhere in the township.

Marquette's Ordinance 26-05 lets a "mobility device", a term it defines to include an electric bicycle as MCL 257.13e defines it, use the city's designated multi-use paths at a speed "reasonable and prudent under the conditions", and keeps mobility devices off the sidewalks of three named streets. On a Marquette path your Class 1, 2 or 3 may ride; on those three streets' sidewalks it may not.

The copy of the ordinance on file leaves its adoption date blank; the City Commission's minutes of June 16, 2026 record the motion to adopt it passing unanimously.

Takeaway

Class 3 is the class most of these rules leave out: 6 governments admit it on a trail, and 11 and 15 stop at Class 2 or Class 1, so read the row for your own class before you ride.

Petoskey's 2013 ordinance allows a "pedelec electric bicycle" and prohibits throttle e-bikes. Canton Township's code says "E-bikes shall be permitted on trails in accordance with Public Acts."

Monroe's Ordinance 26-006 lets e-bikes of every class use its trailways unless signs prohibit it, at 10 mph where no limit is posted, and its Munson Park trails are closed to them. Grosse Ile Township's Ordinance 26-02 lets Class 1 and 2 ride its shared-use paths unless posted and bars Class 3 unless the township signs it. Clio's Ordinance 537 allows Class 1 on its bike path and prohibits Class 2 and 3.

On this map, 11 governments hold a rule that closes some of their trails to e-bikes, 75 mapped miles between them. Flushing's Ordinance 2018-03 says "No person shall operate class 1, 2 and/or 3 electric bicycles on any linear trail", and Byron Township's Ordinance 763 bars e-bikes and other motorized vehicles from its sidewalks and pathways while traditional bicycles stay.

Most of the others close natural-surface trails: Wayne County's, Ottawa County's, Grand Rapids', Ypsilanti Township's, Forest Home Township's Glacial Hills Trails and Monroe's Munson Park. Commerce Township bars motor-operated bicycles from township land, and Holland Township lets an e-bike use its paths only when the motor's assistance is off.

Detroit's code bars every bicycle from a park's foot walks and pedestrian trails outside the areas its Recreation Department designates, which leaves its natural-surface park trails closed and its paved greenways to the department's designations.

What changed in 2025 and 2026

In 2025 and 2026, 11 governments adopted or amended an e-bike rule that reaches a mapped trail. The table gives each date and what the rule does.

Government	Date	Rule	What it does
Wyoming	January 21, 2025	Ordinance 1-25	Amended its rule against operating a vehicle without the owner's consent; the section now names e-bikes
Shelby Township	January 21, 2025	Ordinance 301	Sorts its trails by surface and class: Class 1 and 2 on paved trails, Class 1 only on natural surface
Clio	November 17, 2025	Ordinance 537	Allows Class 1 on its bike path and prohibits Class 2 and 3
South Lyon	February 9, 2026	Ordinance 02-26	Makes it lawful to operate a Class 1, 2 or 3 on a linear trail, with a 15 mph limit
Clinton Township	March 16, 2026	Ordinance 504	The police state helmets under 18, a 10 mph limit and a duty to yield with an audible warning; the text was not available to read, so those trails are gray
Monroe	May 18, 2026	Ordinance 26-006	Lets every class use its trailways unless signs prohibit it and closes the Munson Park trails (council minutes)
Grosse Ile Township	June 8, 2026	Ordinance 26-02	Class 1 and 2 on shared-use paths; Class 3 barred unless the township signs it
Byron Township	June 8, 2026	Ordinance 763	Bars e-bikes and other motorized vehicles from its sidewalks and pathways
Marquette	June 16, 2026	Ordinance 26-05	All three classes on designated multi-use paths (minutes)
Grandville	August 25, 2026	Ordinance 323	Takes effect: all three classes on multi-use pathways and where bicycles are permitted
Kent County Parks	September 4, 2026	Bulletin	Announces Class 1 only on its trails

The Michigan DNR's orders opened state trails to Class 1 in August 2024. East Grand Rapids put the final reading of micromobility amendments to its bicycle and helmet ordinances on the City Commission's May 4, 2026 agenda; the draft sets conduct rules for a signed trail and bars riding on downtown sidewalks, and it sets no rule for a class. FOX 17 reported in August that the city had updated its bicycle ordinance in May.

Three bills of 2026 would change the vehicle code. House Bills 6165 and 6166, introduced on July 3, 2026 and referred to the House Transportation and Infrastructure committee, would define a "micromobility device" that "is not a bicycle, electric bicycle, or moped", and 6166 amends MCL 257.33 and 257.662a among other sections.

Senate Bill 1156, introduced on September 10, 2026 by Senator Jim Runestad and referred to the Senate Transportation and Infrastructure committee, would add rules for minors to MCL 257.662a: no e-bike on a public road, sidewalk or trail under 14, and for a rider older than 14 and under 18 only with a helmet and a parent's written permission or supervision.

It would also renumber the subsections this page cites. None of the three had passed as of October 14, 2026, and nothing on this map relies on them, so the colors you see follow the law as it stands.

Codes that bar "motorized" vehicles without naming e-bikes

On this map, 39 governments bar "motorized", "motor-driven", "power-driven" or "motored" vehicles or devices from their parks or pathways and never say whether an e-bike is one. State law leaves e-bikes out of its definition of "motor vehicle", but these codes use other words, and several define them broadly.

Meridian Township's parks chapter, for one, defines a motor vehicle as any "vehicle which is self-propelled by any means whatever", excluding "devices moved exclusively by human power", and bars it from park land and public footpaths (Sec. 54-39).

Battle Creek's code bars any "vehicle" from the pathways of its Linear Park and defines the word as "every device in, upon or by which any person or property is or may be transported or drawn on a road, except devices which are moved exclusively by human power", which on its words takes in every e-bike class.

The city's own page says "No motor vehicles permitted" and does not say whether an e-bike is one. Those trails are gray on the map, both texts are in the register, and the park office is the one to ask before you ride.

Named trails riders ask about

The trails riders search for sit under one of four answers: Class 1 on a state trail, Class 1 and 2 under a trail commission, closed by law, or the owner's call. The table lists 29 trails and places you may have typed into a search box, with the miles mapped and every rule that governs a stretch of each. Where a trail changes rule at a county line or a property line, each rule gets its own mileage.

Trail	Miles mapped	Managed by	What e-bikes may do
Iron Belle Trail	201.4	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division; City of Detroit; MDOT	Unsettled on 69.7 mi; Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit on 56.7 mi; Local rule could not be read on 31.4 mi; Class 1 only on 29.7 mi; Class 1 and 2 on 9.9 mi; Closed to e-bikes on 3.9 mi
North Country Trail	487.8	Ottawa National Forest; Hiawatha National Forest; Michigan DNR	Closed to e-bikes on 487.8 mi
Fred Meijer White Pine Trail	88.5	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division; Hiawatha National Forest; Michigan DNR	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit on 85.3 mi; Unsettled on 1.8 mi; Closed to e-bikes on 1.2 mi; Class 1 only on 0.1 mi; Local rule could not be read on 0.1 mi
Kal-Haven Trail	33.8	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit on 33.8 mi
Pere Marquette State Trail	58.1	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division; Grant Township, Clare County; City of Evart	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit on 56.6 mi; Local rule could not be read on 1.5 mi
Pere Marquette Rail Trail (Midland to Clare)	30.5	Private owner; Tribal land (PAD-US); City of Clare	Private land or a nonprofit: the owner decides on 29.5 mi; Class 1 only on 1.0 mi
Fred Meijer Heartland Trail	40.2	Private owner; Seville Township, Gratiot County; City of Alma	Private land or a nonprofit: the owner decides on 29.8 mi; Local rule could not be read on 8.9 mi; Class 1 only on 0.9 mi; Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit on 0.6 mi
William Field Memorial Hart-Montague Trail	22.7	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit on 22.7 mi
Mike Levine Lakelands Trail	38.1	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division; Not on record; Green Oak Township, Livingston County	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit on 32.7 mi; Manager not on record on 3.0 mi; Unsettled on 1.7 mi; Class 1 only on 0.7 mi; Private land or a nonprofit: the owner decides on 0.1 mi
North Central State Trail	79.2	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division; Mackinac Island State Park Commission; Michigan DNR	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit on 78.6 mi; Local rule could not be read on 0.4 mi; Unsettled on 0.2 mi
North Eastern State Trail	70.1	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division; Allis Township, Presque Isle County	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit on 70.1 mi; Local rule could not be read on under 0.1 mi
North Western State Trail	43.0	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division; City of Petoskey; Bear Creek Township, Emmet County	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit on 34.8 mi; Class 1 only on 6.2 mi; Closed to e-bikes on 1.8 mi; Local rule could not be read on 0.2 mi
Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail	16.0	National Park Service	Class 1, 2 and 3 on 16.0 mi
Little Traverse Wheelway	11.2	Little Traverse Township, Emmet County; City of Petoskey; Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	Local rule could not be read on 6.5 mi; Class 1 only on 3.4 mi; Closed to e-bikes on 1.3 mi
Vasa Pathway	33.6	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit on 33.6 mi
Cadillac Pathway	22.2	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division; Haring Township, Wexford County; Michigan DNR, Forest Resources Division	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit on 21.2 mi; Local rule could not be read on 0.7 mi; Unsettled on 0.3 mi
Fox River Pathway	28.7	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division; National Park Service	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit on 28.1 mi; Closed to e-bikes on 0.6 mi
Black Mountain Pathway	29.5	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit on 29.5 mi
Keweenaw Point Trail	24.7	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division; Michigan DNR, Forest Resources Division; Copper Harbor Trails Club	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit on 18.3 mi; Unsettled on 5.2 mi; Class 1 only on 1.2 mi
High Country Pathway	78.9	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division; Michigan DNR, Forest Resources Division	Closed to e-bikes on 78.8 mi; Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit on 0.1 mi
Macomb Orchard Trail	27.5	Macomb County; Shelby Township, Macomb County; Richmond Township, Macomb County	Class 1 and 2 on 23.8 mi; Unsettled on 3.6 mi; Local rule could not be read on 0.1 mi
Polly Ann Trail	33.8	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division; Arcadia Township, Lapeer County; Polly Ann Trail Authority	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit on 30.1 mi; Class 1 only on 3.0 mi; Local rule could not be read on 0.6 mi; Unsettled on 0.2 mi
Michigan Air Line Trail	6.8	Commerce Township, Oakland County; City of Wixom	Class 1 only on 6.8 mi
Kent Trails	19.1	Kent County; City of Grandville; City of Wyoming	Class 1 only on 15.6 mi; Class 1, 2 and 3 on 2.0 mi; Class 1 and 2 on 0.8 mi; Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit on 0.8 mi
Van Buren Trail	16.3	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit on 16.3 mi; Unsettled on under 0.1 mi
Mackinac Island State Park and City	22.4	Mackinac Island State Park Commission	Class 1 by city permit (mobility disability) on 22.1 mi; Local rule could not be read on 0.3 mi
Copper Harbor Trails	21.2	Copper Harbor Trails Club	Class 1 only on 21.2 mi
Fort Custer Recreation Area trails	22.2	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit on 22.2 mi
Hines Park Trail	17.7	Wayne County; City of Detroit; City of Westland	Class 1 only on 17.7 mi; Local rule could not be read on under 0.1 mi

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The Iron Belle Trail has no single rule, because it is a route made of other trails. Its 201 mapped miles fall under 14 different rules from 35 managers: a DNR state trail takes Class 1, a county trail follows its own commission, and the stretches whose surface no record gives stay gray. Read the row for the stretch you ride, then the sign at the trailhead.

The North Country Trail reads closed to e-bikes on every mile mapped. It is a congressionally authorized trail: the vehicle code lifts it out of its trail defaults, the DNR's orders except it from Class 1 by name, and in a national forest it is a nonmotorized trail.

All 488 of its mapped miles read closed, 453 of them on Forest Service and DNR land under those rules and 35 on city, village and township land, where the color rests on the statute alone and a local rule could open a stretch.

The long state rail-trails take Class 1 under one order. The White Pine, Kal-Haven, Pere Marquette State Trail, Hart-Montague, Musketawa, North Central, North Eastern and North Western state trails are Parks and Recreation Division land, so Order 5.27 governs them: Class 1 rides, Class 2 needs a disability permit, and Class 3 stays off, so a Class 1 is the bike you want on all of them.

Two rail-trails that sound like state trails are not. The Fred Meijer Heartland Trail and the Pere Marquette Rail Trail between Midland and Clare are mapped as the owner's, because the DNR's rail-trail record lists each one's owner and administrator as private. Ask the trail's friends group or its owner before you ride either on a motor.

Takeaway

Read the manager before the trail name. The same Class 1 e-bike rides the White Pine Trail by state order, needs the owner's word on the Heartland Trail, and may not ride the North Country Trail at all.

Michigan bike trails, region by region

The ten regions below are the state's Prosperity Regions, drawn on the map above. Open your region's section for its map, its longest named trails and their rules, and a collapsed list of every mapped trail by rule. A trail that crosses a region line appears in each region with the miles that lie there.

Upper Peninsula

Upper Peninsula bike trails map colored by e-bike access: green trails take Class 1, 2 and 3, blue Class 1 and 2 only, amber Class 1 only, dashed red are closed, gray are unsettled, unread, private or have no manager on record

The Upper Peninsula is the Ottawa National Forest's motor routes and the DNR's rail-trails, with the North Country Trail closed through both. The region's 3,650 mapped miles lie in Alger, Baraga, Chippewa, Delta, Dickinson, Gogebic, Houghton, Iron, Keweenaw, Luce, Mackinac, Marquette, Menominee, Ontonagon and Schoolcraft. The Forest Service's motor routes carry all three classes, its nonmotorized trails are closed, and the Park Service closes Pictured Rocks' trails to bicycles.

The DNR's state trails, among them the Iron River to Marenisco route, the Bergland to Sidnaw Rail Trail and the Marquette to Munising Junction Trail, take Class 1. In the Keweenaw, the Copper Harbor Trails Club lets you ride Class 1 only on its network, and Marquette's multi-use paths take all three classes under Ordinance 26-05. Mackinac Island, covered above, sits in this region and has its own permit rule.

Trail	Managed by	Miles	E-bikes
North Country National Scenic Trail	Ottawa National Forest	125.5	Closed to e-bikes
North Country National Scenic Trail	Hiawatha National Forest	94.3	Closed to e-bikes
Iron River to Marenisco Route	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	61.5	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Bergland to Sidnaw Rail Trail	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	45.3	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Bill Nicholls Trail	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	40.2	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Bay De Noc - Grand Island	Hiawatha National Forest	39.3	Closed to e-bikes
Felch Grade Trail Narenta to Felch Branch	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	37.4	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Brevoort-Cedarville OHV	Hiawatha National Forest	32.3	Class 1, 2 and 3
Fox River Pathway	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	28.1	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Marquette to Munising Junction Trail	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	27.9	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Iron Ore Heritage Trail	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	27.6	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Little Presque Isle Multi Use Pathway	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	26.0	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit

Every mapped trail in Upper Peninsula (1,576 trails, 3,650 mi), by e-bike rule

Class 1, 2 and 3 (672, 1,951 mi)

Ottawa National Forest:

Unnamed trails (1,656.0 mi, 21 stretches)
Multiple Use Trail (3.0 mi)
Nfst-T255 (2.1 mi)
Nfst-3993 (1.4 mi)
Nfst-T3630-F2 (1.4 mi)
Nfst-3962 (1.4 mi)
Nfst-3985-D (1.3 mi)
Nfst-3949-F (1.3 mi)
Nfst-3662 (1.3 mi)
Nfst-T227-B (1.2 mi)
Nfst-0310601c (1.2 mi)
Nfst-5171 (1.2 mi)
Nfst-T3653 (1.2 mi)
Nfst-3662-B (1.1 mi)
Nfst-3663 (1.0 mi)
Nfst-T3612-B2 (1.0 mi)
Nfst-5061 (1.0 mi)
Nfst-T3966 (0.9 mi)
Nfst-T3630-E (0.9 mi)
Nfst-884 (0.9 mi)
Nfst-T2232 (0.9 mi)
Nfst-T155-H (0.9 mi)
Nfst-T2500 (0.9 mi)
Nfst-5043 (0.9 mi)
Nfst-3667-D (0.9 mi)
Nfst-3940-C1 (0.9 mi)
Nfst-7160 (0.9 mi)
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Nfst-3610-S1 (0.1 mi)
Nfst-3920-H1 (0.1 mi)
Nfst-7320-G (0.1 mi)
Nfst-8002 (0.1 mi)
Nfst-7418-B (0.1 mi)
Nfst-03084019 (0.1 mi)
Nfst-2285-G (0.1 mi)
Nfst-3635 (0.1 mi)
Nfst-3940-X (0.1 mi)
Nfst-8541 (0.1 mi)
Nfst-8220-G (0.1 mi)
Nfst-3630-R (0.1 mi)
Nfst-3342-E (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-4418 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-6210-F (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3516-B5 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3630-P (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-2691 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3940-Q (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-8220-A (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3900-V (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-0310608 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-2692-B (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3960-F (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3978-S (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-6334-A (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-6793 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-6810 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-6814-A (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-T4150 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3968-C (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-6806 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-6875-E (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3610-W (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-8225-A (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-2691-A (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3667-D1 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3960-H (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-6235 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-6320-E1 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-6321 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-676 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-6811 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-687-H (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-693 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-8220-N (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3633-C1 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-4205-A (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-7020-F1 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-7020-O (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-7320-H (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-2127-F (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-2692-A (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-4117-B (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3960-P2 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3610-R (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3630-J1 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3642-C (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3978-D (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-5350-R (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-6800-D1 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-6964-J1 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-7160-C (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-7339 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-7630 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-8224 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3342-D (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3616-A (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3616-E1 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3663-B (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3960-G (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-1385-B1 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-5061-D (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-2578 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3614-J (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3662-J (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3949-B (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3949-E (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-2223-D (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3340-G (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3475-J1 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3607-F (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3614-D (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3616-E2a (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3630-K (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-3652 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-5012-K (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-6807 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-8705 (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-684 (under 0.1 mi)

Hiawatha National Forest:

Unnamed trails (45.7 mi, 5 stretches)
Brevoort-Cedarville OHV (32.3 mi)
Haywire Grade ATV (19.9 mi)
Strongs - Soo ORV Route (10.8 mi)
Moran OHV (7.4 mi)
Coalwood Grade ATV (6.1 mi)

City of Marquette:

Iron Ore Heritage Trail (1.8 mi)
Benson Grade (0.5 mi)

Class 1 only (145, 694 mi)

Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division:

Iron River to Marenisco Route (61.5 mi)
Bergland to Sidnaw Rail Trail (45.3 mi)
Bill Nicholls Trail (40.2 mi)
Felch Grade Trail Narenta to Felch Branch (37.4 mi)
Fox River Pathway (28.1 mi)
Marquette to Munising Junction Trail (27.9 mi)
Iron Ore Heritage Trail (27.6 mi, 3 stretches)
Little Presque Isle Multi Use Pathway (26.0 mi)
Escanaba to Hermansville (23.6 mi)
State Line Trail (22.3 mi)
ORV M Route (21.6 mi)
Keweenaw Point Trail (18.3 mi)
Soo Raco Strongs Trail (15.6 mi)
ORV BD Route (15.1 mi)
Haywire Grade Trail (14.3 mi)
Hancock Calumet Trail Mineral Range (13.3 mi)
Ontonagon to Rockland Railroad Corridor (12.5 mi)
Days River Pathway (11.3 mi)
Coalwood Trail (10.5 mi, 2 stretches)
Canada Lakes Pathway (10.2 mi)
Iron Belle Trail (9.4 mi, 2 stretches)
Lake Mary Plains Pathway (8.7 mi)
ORV SLC Route (8.5 mi)
Freda Trail (8.4 mi)
Algonquin Pathway (8.4 mi)
Cedar River Pathway (8.0 mi)
Republic Champion Grade Trail (7.1 mi)
Chassell To Houghton Trail (6.5 mi)
Baraga to Arnheim (6.2 mi)
Peshekee to Clowry ORV Trail (6.0 mi)
Pine Bowl Pathway (5.9 mi)
Merriman East Pathway (5.7 mi)
Fayette Foot Trails (4.9 mi)
Anderson Lake Pathway (4.6 mi)
Porcupine Mountain Wilderness Union Spring Trail (3.5 mi)
Craig Lake Craig Lake Trail (3.5 mi)
Fort Wilkins Foot Trail (3.4 mi)
Porcupine Mountain Wilderness Union River Trail (3.2 mi)
ORV AF Route (2.8 mi)
Pretty Lake Pathway (2.6 mi)
Ironwood to Bessemer (2.5 mi)
Piers Gorge Scenic Hiking Trail (2.5 mi)
Porcupine Mountain Wilderness Deer Yard Trail (2.5 mi)
Copper Harbor Keweenaw Trails (2.3 mi)
Keweenaw Trail (2.0 mi)
Alpha Spur State Trail (2.0 mi)
UP 12 (1.8 mi)
-1 (1.7 mi)
Marsh Lake Pathway (1.7 mi)
Flacks Lake Pathway (1.6 mi)
Craig Lake Clair Lake Trail (1.6 mi)
Van Riper River Trail (1.5 mi)
Menominee River Piers Gorge Scenic Hiking Trail (1.4 mi)
Van Riper Old Wagon Road Trail (1.4 mi)
Porcupine Mountain Wilderness Nonesuch Trail (1.3 mi)
Gemini Lake Pathway (1.3 mi)
Porcupine Mountain Wilderness Log Camp Trail (1.2 mi)
Haywire Grade Trail (Alger County) (1.1 mi)
Van Riper Main Trail (1.0 mi)
Porcupine Mountain Wilderness East and West Vista Trail (1.0 mi)
ORV C Route (0.9 mi)
Bodi Lake Pathway (0.9 mi)
Porcupine Mountain Wilderness Superior Loop (0.8 mi)
Western Gateway Trail (Bessemer to Ironwood) (0.7 mi)
Porcupine Mountain Wilderness Triple Trail (0.7 mi)
Porcupine Mountain Wilderness Whitetail Path (0.7 mi)
UP 480 (0.7 mi)
Craig Lake Craig Lake Portage (0.7 mi)
Days River Nature Trail (0.6 mi)
Craig Lake Sandy Beach Campsites Trail (0.6 mi)
Porcupine Mountain Wilderness Double Trail (0.5 mi)
Porcupine Mountain Wilderness Timber Line Trail (0.5 mi)
Van Riper Miners Loop (0.3 mi)
UP 17 (0.2 mi)
Western Gateway Trail (0.2 mi)
Porcupine Mountain Wilderness North Vista Trail (0.1 mi)
Craig Lake Teddy Lake Trail (0.1 mi)
IBT US Bicycle Route 10 (0.1 mi)
Craig Lake Crooked Lake Portage (0.1 mi)

Mackinac Island State Park Commission:

Mackinac Island Mackinac Island Loop (8.0 mi)
Leslie Avenue (1.9 mi)
Scott's Cave Road (1.7 mi)
Tranquil Bluff Trail (1.5 mi)
State Road (1.2 mi)
Crooked Tree Road (0.8 mi)
Sugar Loaf Road (0.8 mi)
North Bicycle Trail (0.8 mi)
Rifle Range Road (0.6 mi)
Arch Rock Bicycle Trail (0.6 mi)
Arch Rock Road (0.5 mi)
Cemetery Road (0.5 mi)
Shoreline Trail (0.5 mi)
Cupid's Pathway (0.4 mi)
Huron Road (0.4 mi)
Pottawatomie Road (0.4 mi)
Fort Holmes Road (0.4 mi)
Winnebago Trail (0.4 mi)
Service Road (0.2 mi)
Dousman Street (0.2 mi)
Maple Road (0.1 mi)
Scott's Shore Road (0.1 mi)
Crest View Drive (0.1 mi)
Manitou Trail (under 0.1 mi)
Park Drive (under 0.1 mi)

Copper Harbor Trails Club:

The Flow (2.9 mi)
Garden Brook (2.6 mi)
Magic Carpet (1.9 mi)
Flo'Rion (1.2 mi)
Early Riser (1.1 mi)
Citrus Tech (1.0 mi)
Summer School / Keweenaw Point Trail (1.0 mi)
Bermasaurus (1.0 mi)
Whipsaw (0.9 mi)
Overflow (0.9 mi)
Orchard Trail (0.8 mi)
Dza Beet (0.7 mi)
Thunderbolt (0.6 mi)
Say Hello (0.5 mi)
Flying Squirrel (0.5 mi)
Dueling Banjos (Rock Line) (0.5 mi)
Loam Rider (0.4 mi)
Blue Trail (0.4 mi)
Simeh (0.4 mi)
Cabin Life (0.4 mi)
Bluejay Picnic (0.4 mi)
Eh Horizon (0.2 mi)
Daisy Dukes (0.2 mi)
Ma Maki (0.1 mi)
Keweenaw Point Trail (Mud Lake - East Bluff) (0.1 mi)
Chipmunk Run (0.1 mi)
Keweenaw Point Trail (East Bluff - Camp Manitou Road) (0.1 mi)
Dueling Banjos (Dirt Line) (0.1 mi)
The Flow Connector (0.1 mi)
Simeh / Chipmunk Run (under 0.1 mi)
Chipmunk Run / Blue Trail (under 0.1 mi)
Keweenaw Point Trail (Keystone - Fish Cove) (under 0.1 mi)

City of Negaunee:

Iron Ore Heritage Trail (5.7 mi, 2 stretches)

Michigan DNR, Forest Resources Division:

Little Presque Isle Multi Use Pathway (2.4 mi)

City of Iron Mountain:

Lake Antoine Bike Path (0.2 mi)

City of Hancock:

Sisu Hill (0.1 mi)

Closed to e-bikes (248, 620 mi)

Hiawatha National Forest:

North Country National Scenic Trail (94.3 mi, 2 stretches)
Bay De Noc - Grand Island (39.3 mi)
Pine Marten Run (24.8 mi)
Grand Island Bike Trail (20.5 mi)
Brunos Run (12.5 mi)
Valley Spur Bike - Just Beechy (11.1 mi)
Valley Spur-Hemlock Valley (9.8 mi)
Soo/Strong Trail (6.5 mi)
Oakwood Equestrian South Loop (6.4 mi)
Vs to Wetmore, Pine Line (5.5 mi)
NCT Ackerman Connector Trail (3.5 mi)
Oakwood Equestrian North Loop (3.3 mi)
Oakwood Equestrian Connector (3.2 mi)
Upper 18 Mile Lake Loop Bdn-Gi (2.5 mi)
Valley Spur (Z) (2.1 mi)
Van Winkle Trail (2.1 mi)
Monocle Lake Interp (2.0 mi)
Cherry Stem Hike (2.0 mi)
Grand Island Thumb Hiking Trail (2.0 mi)
Autrain Songbird Interp (2.0 mi)
Clear Lake Interpretive Trail (2.0 mi)
Colwell Lake Trail (1.9 mi)
Valley Spur (G) (1.7 mi)
Sand Dunes/Nct Connector (1.4 mi)
Trout Bay Road Hike/Bike (1.3 mi)
White Pine Trail (1.2 mi)
Bayshore Trail (1.1 mi)
Haymeadow Falls Trail (1.0 mi)
Peninsula Point Trail (0.9 mi)
Valley Spur-Cedar Streak (0.9 mi)
Marigold Trail (0.9 mi)
Carp River Hiking Trail (0.8 mi)
Binnobin Trail (0.8 mi)
Gros Cap - Waabooz (Rabbit) (0.7 mi)
Aspen Trail (0.7 mi)
Valley Spur Bike Loop 3 & 4 (W) (0.6 mi)
Gros Cap Bine (Grouse) Loop (0.6 mi)
Maywood History Trail (0.6 mi)
Valley Spur Bike Loops 1, 3, 4 (W) (0.5 mi)
Haymeadow Falls Spur (0.5 mi)
Walker Lake Loop (0.5 mi)
Paradise Trail (0.5 mi)
Foley Creek Trail (0.4 mi)
Echo Lake Trail (0.4 mi)
Foley Creek A (0.4 mi)
Gros Cap Giikinawaabam (Learn) (0.4 mi)
Valley Spur (B) (0.4 mi)
Murray Bay - Trout Bay Portage (0.4 mi)
Fisherman's Hike Trail (0.4 mi)
Valley Spur Bike Loop 3 & 4 (0.3 mi)
Valley Spur Bike Loop 1 & 4 (Y) (0.3 mi)
Nahma Marsh Trail (0.3 mi)
Valley Spur Bike Loop 1, 3, 4 (W) (0.3 mi)
Valley Spur Loops 1 & 3 (W) (0.2 mi)
Valley Spur Loops 1 & 3 (D) (0.2 mi)
Ridge Trail (0.2 mi)
Pete's Lake Campground Connector (0.2 mi)
Valley Spur Bike Loop 1 (0.2 mi)
Valley Spur Bike Loops 1 & 4 (D) (0.2 mi)
Thunder Cove Grand Island (0.2 mi)
West Road (0.2 mi)
Valley Spur Loops 1 & 3 (A) (0.1 mi)
Point Iroquois Boardwalk (0.1 mi)
Soldier Lk/Nct Connector (0.1 mi)
Valley Spur Bike Loops 1 & 4 (A) (0.1 mi)
Foley Creek B (0.1 mi)
Gros Cap Employee Spur (under 0.1 mi)
Valley Spur Loops 1 & 3 (W & D) (under 0.1 mi)

Ottawa National Forest:

North Country National Scenic Trail (125.5 mi)
Ontonagon Equestrian Complex (15.4 mi)
Bluebill Creek Hunter (13.2 mi)
Agonikak Mountain Bike Trail (9.7 mi)
Gogebic Ridge Trail (8.9 mi)
Davidson Lakes Trail (8.5 mi)
Blue Road Hunter (7.9 mi)
Pelkie Creek Hunter (6.4 mi)
Interior Grouse Mgmt Hunter (4.5 mi)
Deer Marsh Interpretive (2.9 mi)
Cooks Run Hunter (2.9 mi)
Harris Creek Hunter (2.5 mi)
Whitefish Lake Bike Trail (2.2 mi)
Moraine Lake Hunter (2.2 mi)
Six-Mile Lake Interpretive (2.2 mi)
Nfst-736-A2 (2.1 mi)
Morrison Creek Hunter (2.0 mi)
Bond Falls South Hunter (2.0 mi)
Nfst-8150 (1.9 mi)
Nfst-T6773-I (1.8 mi)
Scaup Lake Hunter (1.6 mi)
Nfst-6881-E (1.5 mi)
Nfst-736-A (1.4 mi)
Imp Lake Interpretive (1.3 mi)
Nfst-120 (1.3 mi)
Nfst-615-D12 (1.2 mi)
Beaver Lodge Interpretive (1.2 mi)
Nfst-655-C (1.1 mi)
Norwich North Hunter (1.0 mi)
Nfst-572 (1.0 mi)
Nesbit Lake Trail (1.0 mi)
N C T Spur to Victoria Road (0.9 mi)
Nfst-1224-F (0.9 mi)
Peregrine (Hacking Site) (0.9 mi)
Nfst-T3683 (0.9 mi)
Nfst-T6773-I5 (0.9 mi)
Nfst-T3642-A (0.8 mi)
Norwich South Hunter (0.8 mi)
Nfst-8176-D2 (0.8 mi)
Nfst-3978-D (0.8 mi)
Norwich Mine Site (0.7 mi)
Cascade Falls Trail (0.7 mi)
Timber Lake Trail (0.7 mi)
Nfst-572-C (0.7 mi)
Nfst-572-F (0.7 mi)
Bluff Trail (0.7 mi)
Nfst-2134 (0.7 mi)
Conglomerate Falls Trail (0.6 mi)
Nfst-1224-A (0.6 mi)
Nfst-8158 (0.6 mi)
Nfst-730-J7 (0.6 mi)
N C T Spur to Beaver Lodge (0.6 mi)
Albino Bike Trail (0.5 mi)
Nfst-8151 (0.5 mi)
Nfst-125 (0.5 mi)
Nfst-730-J7c (0.5 mi)
Nfst-8176-C1 (0.5 mi)
Nfst-1656-D (0.5 mi)
Nfst-2426 (0.5 mi)
Nfst-3773-D (0.5 mi)
Nfst-736-A3 (0.4 mi)
Nfst-1224-C (0.4 mi)
Mishike Lake Trail (0.4 mi)
N C T Spur to Sturgeon Falls (0.4 mi)
Nfst-736-A2a (0.4 mi)
Orvilles Bench Trail (0.4 mi)
Nfst-2467-A (0.3 mi)
Nfst-1656-A (0.3 mi)
Wolf Mountain Trail (0.3 mi)
Nfst-864 (0.3 mi)
Nfst-862 (0.3 mi)
Nfst-3580 (0.3 mi)
Treaty Tree Trail (0.3 mi)
Yondota Falls Trail (0.3 mi)
Nfst-T6773-I7 (0.3 mi)
Curry Lake Trail (0.3 mi)
Nfst-884-G (0.3 mi)
Nfst-3979-G1 (0.3 mi)
Nfst-736-A1 (0.3 mi)
Sparrow Rapids Campground (0.3 mi)
Nfst-1224-J (0.3 mi)
Nfst-8176-D1 (0.3 mi)
Alligator Eye Trail (0.3 mi)
Nfst-1224-B (0.3 mi)
Nfst-8157 (0.3 mi)
Nfst-8176-E (0.3 mi)
Nfst-572-C6 (0.3 mi)
Nfst-1656-D1 (0.3 mi)
Bears Den Trail (0.3 mi)
Norwich Mule Trail (0.2 mi)
Nfst-8176-C (0.2 mi)
Nfst-8151-A (0.2 mi)
Black River Harbor Campground (0.2 mi)
Nfst-1656-B (0.2 mi)
Nfst-8150-M (0.2 mi)
Nfst-6933 (0.2 mi)
Harris Creej Hunter (0.2 mi)
Nfst-736-A2a1 (0.2 mi)
Orville Lind Scenic Overlook (0.2 mi)
Sandstone Falls Trail (0.2 mi)
Nfst-1224-F2 (0.2 mi)
Nfst-6773-I5e (0.2 mi)
Norway Lake Boat Landing (0.2 mi)
Silver Mountain Trail (0.2 mi)
Nfst-8176-D4 (0.2 mi)
Nfst-T6773-I5c (0.2 mi)
Skyline/Spree Lake Trail (0.2 mi)
Nfst-572-D (0.2 mi)
Nfst-8150-H (0.2 mi)
Nfst-658 (0.2 mi)
Nfst-3925-V5 (0.2 mi)
Potowatomi Falls Trail (0.2 mi)
Nfst-1955 (0.2 mi)
Harbor Overlook Trail (0.2 mi)
Nfst-8150-F (0.2 mi)
Nfst-655-A (0.1 mi)
Nfst-572-C1 (0.1 mi)
U S 2 Walking (0.1 mi)
Kakabika Falls Trail (0.1 mi)
Sylvania Outfitters Ski Trail (0.1 mi)
Norway Lake Trail (0.1 mi)
Nfst-7343-B (0.1 mi)
Norwich Cemetery Trail (0.1 mi)
Norwich Interpretive Trail (0.1 mi)
Nfst-655-C5 (0.1 mi)
Gorge Falls Trail (0.1 mi)
Jumbo Falls Trail (0.1 mi)
Nfst-2292-C (0.1 mi)
Black River Harbor Overflow (0.1 mi)
Rainbow Falls Trail (0.1 mi)
Nfst-2223-H (0.1 mi)
Nfst-6860-H (0.1 mi)
Penegor Lake Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Michigan DNR, Forest Resources Division:

North Country Trail (21.3 mi)

Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division:

Iron Ore Heritage Trail (8.5 mi)
ORV M Route (4.2 mi)
North Country Trail (2.4 mi, 2 stretches)
Little Presque Isle Multi Use Pathway (0.5 mi)

City of Marquette:

North Country Trail (4.9 mi)
Electric Avenue (0.6 mi)
Kirlin (0.3 mi)
T.P. Connector (0.3 mi)
The Scoop (0.1 mi)
Ninja Chippy (0.1 mi)
Butter Pecan (0.1 mi)
Shifts N Gigles (0.1 mi)
Drop Zone 3 (0.1 mi)
Dual Slalom (0.1 mi)
BLP/Collinsville Connector (under 0.1 mi)
Park Hero (under 0.1 mi)
Mosquito Toot (under 0.1 mi)
Drop Zone 2 (under 0.1 mi)

Marquette Township, Marquette County:

North Country Trail (3.6 mi)

Michigan DNR:

North Country Trail (3.4 mi)

City of Iron Mountain:

Ace of Glades (0.6 mi)
Wavy Gravy (0.6 mi)
Cool Runnings (0.6 mi)
Gutter Ball (0.3 mi)
Gold Rush (0.3 mi)
Rippy Bits (0.2 mi)
Chunky Monkey (0.2 mi)
Flatlander (0.2 mi)
Gnomad (0.1 mi)
Sailor's Delight (0.1 mi)
Chutes & Ladders (0.1 mi)
D13 (0.1 mi)

City of Hancock:

St. Urho's Loop (1.2 mi)
Grill House (0.7 mi)
Jim & Doug's (0.4 mi)
Quincy (0.3 mi)
Sisu Hill (0.2 mi)
Vista (Singletrack) (0.1 mi)
Creekside (0.1 mi)
Dam Hill (0.1 mi)

Chocolay Township, Marquette County:

North Country Trail (2.8 mi)

Ishpeming Township, Marquette County:

North Country Trail (0.8 mi)

National Park Service:

Fox River Pathway (0.6 mi)

City of St. Ignace:

North Country Trail (0.4 mi)

Unsettled (333, 253 mi)

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service:

Riverside Dike (14.2 mi)
Driggs River Road (7.1 mi)
Chicago Farm Road (4.6 mi)
Marsh Creek Road (4.2 mi)
M-2 Road (4.2 mi)
C-3 Road (3.4 mi)
C-2 Road (3.3 mi)
Pine Creek Road (3.2 mi)
D Outfall Road B (3.0 mi)
A-2 Road (2.7 mi)
Goose Pen Road (2.3 mi)
T-2 East Road (1.9 mi)
Walsh Farm Road (1.6 mi)
Delta Creek Road (1.5 mi)
Back Road to Fishing Loop (1.2 mi)
D Outfall Road A (1.1 mi)
Gray's Creek Bypass (0.5 mi)
T-2 Access Road (0.3 mi)

City of Marquette:

Raging River (2.5 mi)
Rough Rock Ridge (1.9 mi)
Old Camp Ridge (1.8 mi)
East Greywalls (1.7 mi)
Zueg's (1.6 mi)
Gorge-ous (1.3 mi)
Collinsville (1.3 mi)
Grom (1.3 mi)
Enchantment Loop (1.2 mi)
Scary (1.0 mi)
Doctors (0.9 mi)
Down Dogger (0.8 mi)
Easy Street (0.8 mi)
The Pines (0.8 mi)
The BLP Rocks (0.7 mi)
Gurly (0.7 mi)
The Penstock (0.7 mi)
Rome (0.7 mi)
Harlow Farms Connector (0.7 mi)
Smiley (0.7 mi)
Up A Creek (0.7 mi)
No-Dab (0.7 mi)
Jeep Trail (0.7 mi)
Southern Cross (0.6 mi)
Unnamed trails (0.6 mi)
Old Yellow (0.6 mi)
Eh Line (0.6 mi)
Not So Scary (0.6 mi)
Blue Heron (0.6 mi)
Split Tree (0.6 mi)
Porky Pine Pass (0.6 mi)
Rippling River (0.6 mi)
Carp Eh Diem (0.5 mi)
Flow (0.5 mi)
225 Resurrection (0.5 mi)
Pipe Dreams (0.5 mi)
Seppi's Trail (0.5 mi)
Lake Enchantment Connector (0.5 mi)
Baby Blue (0.4 mi)
2Spirit (0.4 mi)
Langford Link (0.4 mi)
Two Track Alley (0.4 mi)
Harlow Farms Connector Trail (0.4 mi)
Jethro Tull (0.4 mi)
Greywalls (0.3 mi)
Emblagaard Traverse (0.3 mi)
Fern Gully (0.3 mi)
South Park (0.3 mi)
Upper No-Dab (0.3 mi)
Lower Bread Basket (0.3 mi)
Secret (0.3 mi)
Lame (0.3 mi)
Freak N Nature (0.3 mi)
Chunder Muffin (0.2 mi)
Grom Freeride (0.2 mi)
Goat (0.2 mi)
Herky Jerky (0.2 mi)
Yah Hey (0.2 mi)
Forget-Me-Not (0.2 mi)
Rock Bottom (0.2 mi)
Burly (0.2 mi)
Razorback Ridge (0.2 mi)
Double Take (0.2 mi)
Oak Hill Lookout (0.1 mi)
BLP Connector (0.1 mi)
Bertha (0.1 mi)
FKA Trail (0.1 mi)

Marquette Township, Marquette County:

Carp Eh Diem (2.4 mi)
Upper Blue Heron (1.7 mi)
Mountain Chase (1.7 mi)
Wildcat (1.6 mi)
West Greywalls (1.5 mi)
Mildcat (1.4 mi)
Above Grade (1.2 mi)
Silver Lead (1.1 mi)
Zueg's (1.0 mi)
Easy Rider (1.0 mi)
Peter's Sandbox (0.9 mi)
Ez-Pz (0.8 mi)
FKA Trail (0.7 mi)
NICA Loop (0.7 mi)
Lost Creek Connector (0.6 mi)
Off-Road (0.6 mi)
Buschell Vista Overlook (0.5 mi)
Longyear Loop (0.5 mi)
Midnight Snack (0.4 mi)
Bertha Return To Top (0.4 mi)
Smiley (0.4 mi)
Burning Stump (0.4 mi)
Smiley Climb (0.3 mi)
Tower Trail (0.3 mi)
Sideshow Bob (0.3 mi)
Rooster (0.2 mi)
Doug's Back 9 (0.2 mi)
Upper Bread Basket (0.2 mi)
Hardtail Pride (0.2 mi)
Zueg's Connector (0.1 mi)
Doug's Back 9.5 (0.1 mi)
Ramblin' Man (under 0.1 mi)

City of Ishpeming:

Bacon Strip (1.5 mi)
Last Bluff (1.3 mi)
Rock 'n Roll (1.2 mi)
Old 56 (1.2 mi)
Fence Line (1.2 mi)
Daisy Bluff (1.0 mi)
Pine Snake (0.9 mi)
Coyote Den (0.9 mi)
.38 Special (0.8 mi)
Lower Last Bluff (0.8 mi)
Carroll Jackson Trail (0.8 mi)
Marv's Maze (0.7 mi)
Deer Shit (0.7 mi)
Ugly Betty (0.6 mi)
Camelback (0.5 mi)
Dead Deer (0.5 mi)
Old Dump (0.5 mi)
Baby Lake Trail (0.5 mi)
Brasswire Beginner Trail (0.5 mi)
Snake's Back (0.5 mi)
Hill Street to .38 Special (0.4 mi)
Trolley Line (0.4 mi)
Section 16 (0.4 mi)
Ninja Sauce (0.4 mi)
Rusty Bike (0.3 mi)
Beaver Tail (0.3 mi)
Lower Brokeback (0.3 mi)
Vidland (0.2 mi)
Cry Baby (0.2 mi)
Brokeback Mountain (0.1 mi)
HOBbit Loop (0.1 mi)
Sm82 (0.1 mi)
Marv's Fault (0.1 mi)
Teal Lake (0.1 mi)
Parking Access (0.1 mi)
Valley Climb (under 0.1 mi)
Whiskey Trail (under 0.1 mi)
Coyote Den (Technical Section) (under 0.1 mi)

Osceola Township, Houghton County:

Lakeview Loop (3.9 mi)
Bunker Trail (2.1 mi)
South Side Trail / Applesauce (1.9 mi)
Bull Toad Trail (1.5 mi)
Burly Trail (1.1 mi)
Porcupine Loop (1.0 mi)
Uf Dah Loop (0.9 mi)
Farmer's Well Loop (0.9 mi)
Ten Times Trail (0.8 mi)
Greenstone Loop (0.7 mi)
7-11 Loop (0.7 mi)
Woodland Loop (0.7 mi)
Lotus Loop (0.6 mi)
Cable Connector Trail (0.4 mi)
Bruce's Crossing (0.2 mi)
Mr. Toad's Wild Ride (0.1 mi)

City of Negaunee:

Flannel Shirt (1.1 mi)
Grandview (1.0 mi)
Teal Lake (1.0 mi)
Dirty Mary (1.0 mi)
Luge Run (0.8 mi)
Humpty Dumpty (0.8 mi)
Mill Street (0.6 mi)
Teal Lake Trail (0.6 mi)
Good for Kids (0.6 mi)
Upper Sissy Pants (0.5 mi)
Luge Climb (0.5 mi)
Am-Fm (0.5 mi)
Cheese Grater (0.5 mi)
The Hamptons (0.4 mi)
The Grinder (0.3 mi)
Whiskey Trail (0.3 mi)
Jeff's Re-route (0.3 mi)
Froot Loops III (0.3 mi)
Matthew's Monument (0.2 mi)
The Valley (0.2 mi)
Old Dump (0.2 mi)
Sissy Pants (0.2 mi)
Magic Carpet (0.2 mi)
Birch Run Trail (0.2 mi)
Jackie's Favorite (0.1 mi)
Dannyduro (0.1 mi)
Froot Loops II (0.1 mi)
Froot Loops I (0.1 mi)
Rusty Bike (0.1 mi)
Matthew's Trail (0.1 mi)
Froot Loops (0.1 mi)
Humpty Dumpty (Technical Section) (0.1 mi)
The Valley (Technical Section) (0.1 mi)
Mill Street Trail (0.1 mi)
Flannel Shirt (Technical Section) (under 0.1 mi)
Marv's Maze (under 0.1 mi)

Keweenaw Land Trust:

Sunset (1.5 mi)
Jimmy Dean (1.3 mi)
Great Oaks (1.2 mi)
Lookout (1.1 mi)
Thoroughfare (0.9 mi)
Spring Creek (0.8 mi)
Lower Pow Pow (0.6 mi)
Maki Loop (0.6 mi)
Long Bridge (0.6 mi)
Ruby Marsh (0.6 mi)
Grassy Lane (0.5 mi)
Finni Creek (0.5 mi)
Aunt Flo (0.4 mi)
Oaks Crosscut (0.3 mi)
Lake Annie (0.3 mi)
Upper Pow Pow (0.3 mi)
Beaver Bypass (0.2 mi)
Great Oaks (Gnarly) (0.2 mi)
Spring Creek (Summer Route) (0.2 mi)
Woodsy Lane (0.2 mi)
Maki (0.2 mi)
Lake Annie (Snow Pow) (0.1 mi)
Great Oaks (Not Gnarly) (0.1 mi)
Pow Pow Connector (under 0.1 mi)
Ruby Marsh Overlook Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Chippewa Township, Chippewa County:

Soo/Strong Trail (9.9 mi)

Michigan DNR:

Shoreline Trail (2.2 mi)
Singletrack Flow Trail (2.2 mi)
Keweenaw Point Trail (1.1 mi)
Jedi (0.5 mi)
Beagle Club Road (0.4 mi)
Rickles (0.4 mi)
Red Pine (0.2 mi)
Soo/Strong Trail (0.2 mi)
Third Loop (0.1 mi)
Hemlock (0.1 mi)
Marquette-Manistique Trail (0.1 mi)
Hogback North (under 0.1 mi)
Slacky (under 0.1 mi)
No Service (under 0.1 mi)
Lake Superior and Ishpeming RR (under 0.1 mi)
First Loop (under 0.1 mi)

Calumet Township, Houghton County:

McGunn Creek Loop (1.6 mi)
Traverse Trail (1.3 mi)
Applesauce Trail (0.8 mi)
Fawn Chase Loop (0.7 mi)
Sandy Bottom Bypass (0.6 mi)
Bridges Descent (0.6 mi)
Singletrack Bonus (0.4 mi)
Valley Trail (0.4 mi)
Bridges Climb (0.3 mi)
Apple Crisp Trail (0.2 mi)

City of Munising:

Mountain Goat (2.8 mi)
Munising Bay Loop (1.3 mi)
Gateway Loop (1.1 mi)
Connector (0.2 mi)
Superior Air (0.2 mi)
Jasper Avenue / Bender's Twister (0.2 mi)
Da Play Zone (0.2 mi)

L'Anse Township, Baraga County:

Celotex Road (4.9 mi)

Michigan DNR, Forest Resources Division:

Keweenaw Point Trail (Keystone - Fish Cove) (4.1 mi)
Highlands (0.1 mi)

Portage Township, Houghton County:

Singletrack (Jct 3 to 6) (1.6 mi)
Two Track (Jct 2 to 6) (0.7 mi)
Two Track (Jct 2 to 3) (0.6 mi)
Cut Across (Jct 4 to 5) (0.3 mi)
Two Track (Jct 1 to 2) (0.2 mi)

Crystal Falls Township, Iron County:

Iron County Rec Trail (3.1 mi)

Ottawa National Forest:

Nfst-699 (0.8 mi)
Nfst-4117-F (0.6 mi)
Nfst-6321-D (0.3 mi)
Nfst-4468 (0.2 mi)
Nfst-1567 (0.1 mi)
Nfst-3979-C (0.1 mi)
Nfst-6825 (0.1 mi)
Nfst-1640-L2 (0.1 mi)
Nfst4330 Trail (under 0.1 mi)
Nfst-5010-R1 (under 0.1 mi)

Sands Township, Marquette County:

Raging River Campground Trail (2.0 mi)
Octopus Road (0.1 mi)

Ishpeming Township, Marquette County:

Danja Trail (1.1 mi)
Twin Lake Trail / Twin Tires (0.5 mi)
Deer Run Single Track (0.2 mi)
Teal Lake Trail (0.2 mi)
Deer Lake Trail (0.2 mi)
Olympic Trail (0.1 mi)

Chassell Township, Houghton County:

Chassell Fitness Trail (1.8 mi)
Beginner Loop (0.1 mi)
Intermediate Skills Line (0.1 mi)
Return (under 0.1 mi)

City of Hancock:

Navy Street (0.4 mi)
Tomasi Loop (0.4 mi)
Flow Line (0.1 mi)
Gravity Line (0.1 mi)
Quincy (0.1 mi)
Campground Connector (0.1 mi)
Early Rider Skills Loop (0.1 mi)
Overlook Hub Access (0.1 mi)
Progressive Drop Line (0.1 mi)
Skinny Zone (under 0.1 mi)
Quincy (Summer Route) (under 0.1 mi)
Advanced Jump Line (under 0.1 mi)
Mini Jump Line (under 0.1 mi)
Pump Track (under 0.1 mi)
Tech Line (under 0.1 mi)

Moran Township, Mackinac County:

Silver Mountain Hike & Bike Trail (1.5 mi)

Michigan Department of Environmental Quality:

The Cedars (0.6 mi)
The Oxbow (0.5 mi)
Harlow Farms Connector Trail (0.1 mi)

Powell Township, Marquette County:

The Plunge (0.4 mi)
Hemlock (0.4 mi)
Overlook (0.3 mi)

Grant Township, Keweenaw County:

Military Road (0.5 mi)
East Bluff Overlook Access (0.4 mi)
East Bluff Machine Track (0.1 mi)

Trout Lake Township, Chippewa County:

Saint Ignace Trout Lake Trail (0.6 mi)

Marqutte Township, Marquette County:

Schwemwood Connector (0.6 mi)

City of Sault Ste. Marie:

Soo/Strong Trail (0.5 mi)

Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division:

Lake Fanny Hooe Trail (0.1 mi)
Double (0.1 mi)
Overlook Trail (0.1 mi)
River Trail (0.1 mi)

City of St. Ignace:

Little Bear Fitness Trail (0.3 mi)

Hancock Township, Houghton County:

Brooks Gorge Bypass (0.3 mi)

Quincy Township, Houghton County:

Pine Loop Connector (0.2 mi)

Eagle Harbor Township, Keweenaw County:

Center Street (under 0.1 mi)

Private land or a nonprofit: the owner decides (44, 38 mi)

Michigan Technological University:

Hairy Toad Loop (1.9 mi)
Outer Limits Loop (1.8 mi)
Inner Peace Loop (1.4 mi)
Twilight Zone Loop (1.3 mi)
Hillside Trail (1.2 mi)
Time Trial (1.2 mi)
Walk About Trail (1.2 mi)
Edward's Trail (1.1 mi)
Lotsa Rocksa Loop (1.0 mi)
Troll Loop (0.9 mi)
Elf Loop (0.9 mi)
Sure Wood Trail (0.8 mi)
Gonzo Trail (0.7 mi)
Inner Core Loop (0.7 mi)
Ring Loop (0.7 mi)
Dragon Loop (0.6 mi)
Yew Too Loop (0.6 mi)
Don't Think (0.5 mi)
Gnome Loop (0.5 mi)
Just Mite (0.5 mi)
Hobbit Loop (0.4 mi)
Ent Loop (0.4 mi)
Bobsled Loop (0.4 mi)
Sleeping Bear Loop (0.3 mi)
Tecumseh's Trail (0.2 mi)
Dirt Jumps (0.1 mi)
Pump House Loop (0.1 mi)
Beginner Skills Loop (under 0.1 mi)
River Trail (under 0.1 mi)
Cedar Bridge (under 0.1 mi)

The Nature Conservancy:

Celotex Road (4.4 mi)
Kamikaze (1.5 mi)
Dancing Bear (1.2 mi)
Red Trail (1.0 mi)
Black Bear (0.9 mi)
Paul's Plunge (0.5 mi)
Kamikaze / Black Bear Connector (0.4 mi)
East Vein Road (0.2 mi)

Uk:

Pilgrim River Community Forest Trail (2.5 mi)

Little Traverse Conservancy:

William B. Derby Nature Preserve (1.6 mi)

Michigan Nature Association:

Woopidy Woo - East (1.2 mi)
Jim Rooks (0.1 mi)

Northern Michigan University:

Pine Knob (0.9 mi)
Mildcat (under 0.1 mi)

Local rule could not be read (139, 93 mi)

Hancock Township, Houghton County:

Twisted Tree (2.3 mi)
Skyway (2.0 mi)
High Point (1.1 mi)
Bliss (1.0 mi)
Brooks Gorge (0.9 mi)
Villi Maki (0.8 mi)
Field of Dreams (0.8 mi)
High Point Pass (Summer Route) (0.7 mi)
High Point Pass (0.7 mi)
Sunset (0.6 mi)
Sucky Up (0.5 mi)
Basswood Ridge (0.5 mi)
South Basswood (0.4 mi)
Basswood Highlands (0.4 mi)
Basswood Bottoms (0.4 mi)
Upper Pow Pow (0.3 mi)
Uncle Schmunk (0.3 mi)
Trillium (0.3 mi)
Sasquatch Connector (0.3 mi)
North Basswood (0.3 mi)
Leiblein Lane (0.3 mi)
Lake Annie (Snow Pow) (0.2 mi)
Lake Annie (0.2 mi)
Thoroughfare (Summer Route) (0.2 mi)
Lower Pow Pow (0.1 mi)
Finni Creek (0.1 mi)
Snow Pow (0.1 mi)

Marquette Township, Marquette County:

Animoosh (3.1 mi)
Mead Bypass (2.1 mi)
Bagwaji (1.7 mi)
Western Grade (1.4 mi)
Gookookoo (1.3 mi)
Mukwa (1.2 mi)
Chiwaji (0.8 mi)
Ramblin' Man (0.7 mi)
Lake Superior and Ishpeming RR (0.7 mi)
Little Presque Isle Multi Use Pathway (0.6 mi)
Boozhoo (0.5 mi)
Climb Trail (0.5 mi)
Papassay (0.3 mi)
Pete's Pass (0.2 mi)
Animoosh to Noque 13.5K (0.1 mi)
Zhing (0.1 mi)

Quincy Township, Houghton County:

Creekside (1.1 mi)
Upper Creekside (1.0 mi)
Iron Ring (0.7 mi)
Pine Loop (0.7 mi)
Meadow (0.6 mi)
Vista (0.6 mi)
Outback (0.5 mi)
Sunset (0.4 mi)
Creekside Connector (0.4 mi)
Swedetown Ridge (0.3 mi)
Sidewinder (0.3 mi)
Tombstone (0.2 mi)
Two Bridge Bypass (0.2 mi)
Meadow (Summer Route) (0.1 mi)
Maki (0.1 mi)
Meadow-Creekside Connector (0.1 mi)
Sorta Sucky Up (0.1 mi)

Keweenaw County:

Bullwinkle (1.6 mi)
Woopidy Woo - West (1.2 mi)
Raptor Ridge (1.2 mi)
Moose on the Loose (1.1 mi)
Chipmunk Run (0.6 mi)
Little Loon (0.6 mi)
Danimal (0.4 mi)
On the Edge (0.2 mi)

Stambaugh Township, Iron County:

Iron County Heritage Trail (4.9 mi)

Grant Township, Keweenaw County:

Weathertop (1.3 mi)
Hunter's Point Bike Path (1.0 mi)
Berry Picker (0.8 mi)
Copper Harbor Loop (0.5 mi)
Ebb's (0.3 mi)
Lake Fanny Hooe Trail (0.2 mi)
On the Edge (0.1 mi)
Berry Picker - Upper Daisy Spur (0.1 mi)
Thing 1 (0.1 mi)
Troll Bridge (0.1 mi)
Sandhill Supper (0.1 mi)
Berry Picker - Overlook Spur (0.1 mi)
Birds Nest Loop (0.1 mi)
Log Jam (0.1 mi)
Thing 2 (under 0.1 mi)
Powerline Connector (under 0.1 mi)

City of Houghton:

Chassell To Houghton Trail (2.2 mi)
Peepsock Trail (1.3 mi)
Houghton Waterfront Trail (0.6 mi)
NW Access (0.1 mi)
Short Toad (0.1 mi)
Old Soo Line Railroad Grade (under 0.1 mi)

Powell Township, Marquette County:

Peep-O-Day Loop (1.7 mi)
Wilson Creek (1.3 mi)
Corkscrew (0.4 mi)
Washburn Hill (0.3 mi)
The Beast (0.2 mi)

Crystal Falls Township, Iron County:

Iron County Heritage Trail (3.5 mi)

City of Ishpeming:

Iron Ore Heritage Trail (3.5 mi, 2 stretches)

Negaunee Township, Marquette County:

Animoosh (1.3 mi)
Bagwaji (0.8 mi)
Migizi (0.4 mi)
Waaban (0.3 mi)
Animoosh to Grand Central (0.1 mi)
Animoosh to Noque 11.5K (under 0.1 mi)

Clark Township, Mackinac County:

Peek A Boo Trail (3.0 mi)

Breitung Township, Dickinson County:

Pine Snake (0.9 mi)
Lake Antoine Bike Path (0.9 mi)
Chicago and North Western RR (0.3 mi)
Cliffhanger (0.3 mi)
Ledgehammer (0.2 mi)
Springer (0.1 mi)
Log Slide (0.1 mi)

Sands Township, Marquette County:

Kona Hills Campground Road (1.2 mi)
Kona Hills Exterior Trail (0.5 mi)
Lake Superior Outlook Trail (0.3 mi)
Kona Ridge (0.2 mi)
Fern Trail (0.2 mi)
Fallen Tree Trail (0.1 mi)
Thimble Road (0.1 mi)
Eagle's Nest Trail (0.1 mi)
Tim's Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Calumet Township, Houghton County:

Two Hoots Loop (1.7 mi)
Calumet Lake Trail (0.9 mi)

Escanaba Township, Delta County:

Little Bay de Noc Trail (1.8 mi)

City of Caspian:

Apple Blossom Trail (1.3 mi)

Wells Township, Delta County:

Little Bay de Noc Trail (0.9 mi)

City of Iron River:

Apple Blossom Trail (0.9 mi)

Chassell Township, Houghton County:

Houghton-Chassell Rail Trail (0.8 mi)

Franklin Township, Houghton County:

Surfs Up (0.3 mi)
Big Diesel (0.3 mi)
Twist It (0.2 mi)
Medium Jumps (under 0.1 mi)

Michigan Department of Environmental Quality:

Apple Blossom Trail (0.4 mi)

Dickinson County:

Gravel Path (0.3 mi)

Marquette County:

Little Presque Isle Multi Use Pathway (0.3 mi)

Kinross Township, Chippewa County:

Unnamed trails (0.2 mi)

Delta County:

Little Bay de Noc Trail (0.1 mi)

Brampton Township, Delta County:

Second Loop (0.1 mi)

Manager not on record (1, 1 mi)

Not on record:

Apple Blossom Trail (1.1 mi)

Traverse City and the Northwest

Traverse City and the Northwest bike trails map colored by e-bike access: green trails take Class 1, 2 and 3, blue Class 1 and 2 only, amber Class 1 only, dashed red are closed, gray are unsettled, unread, private or have no manager on record

Around Traverse City the best-known ride is a National Park Service trail that takes all three classes. The region's 777 mapped miles lie in Antrim, Benzie, Charlevoix, Emmet, Grand Traverse, Kalkaska, Leelanau, Manistee, Missaukee and Wexford, and the Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail is the one most riders ask about. DNR state trails around it take Class 1: the North Western State Trail, the Betsie Valley Trail, the Vasa Pathway and the Cadillac Pathway.

Petoskey allows pedal-assist e-bikes on its designated nonmotorized trails. No record names a manager for the Leelanau Trail, so it stays gray. Traverse City's park code bars "any motorized device" without naming e-bikes, and the Little Traverse Conservancy opens its Tanton reserve to Class 1 only.

Trail	Managed by	Miles	E-bikes
North Country National Scenic Trail	Michigan DNR	45.8	Closed to e-bikes
Betsie Valley Trail	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	43.1	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
North Western State Trail	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	34.8	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Vasa Pathway	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	33.6	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
North Country Trail (also in Grand Rapids and West Michigan)	U.S. Forest Service	29.8	Closed to e-bikes
Boyne Highlands	Private owner	26.1	Private land or a nonprofit: the owner decides
MCCT - Cad/Man (also in Grand Rapids and West Michigan)	Huron-Manistee National Forest	22.1	Class 1, 2 and 3
Cadillac Pathway	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	21.2	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
North Country Trail	Michigan DNR, Forest Resources Division	19.1	Closed to e-bikes
Leelanau Trail TART	Not on record	17.3	Manager not on record
Marzinski Horse Trail	Huron-Manistee National Forest	16.3	Closed to e-bikes
Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail	National Park Service	16.0	Class 1, 2 and 3

Compare fat-tire e-bikes

Every mapped trail in Traverse City and the Northwest (430 trails, 777 mi), by e-bike rule

Class 1, 2 and 3 (3, 43 mi)

Huron-Manistee National Forest:

MCCT - Cad/Man (also in Grand Rapids and West Michigan) (22.1 mi here)
MCCT - Caberfae Way Spur (4.8 mi)

National Park Service:

Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail (16.0 mi)

Class 1 only (45, 218 mi)

Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division:

Betsie Valley Trail (43.1 mi, 3 stretches)
North Western State Trail (34.8 mi, 3 stretches)
Vasa Pathway (33.6 mi)
Cadillac Pathway (21.2 mi)
Betsie River Pathway (7.9 mi)
Kalkaska Mountain Bike Trail (7.2 mi)
Lost Lake Pathway (6.3 mi)
Fred Meijer White Pine Trail State Park (also in Grand Rapids and West Michigan) (5.5 mi here)
LP 3 (5.5 mi)
Lake Ann Pathway (5.3 mi)
Sand Lakes Quiet Area Pathway (5.3 mi)
Muncie Lake Pathway (5.1 mi)
Spring Brook Pathway (3.4 mi)
Fred Meijer White Pine Trail State Park (1.5 mi)
Boardman River Trail TART (1.0 mi)
Wilderness Big Stone Trail (0.6 mi)
Wilderness Hemlock Trail (0.5 mi)
Wildwood Hills Pathway (also in Alpena and the Northeast) (0.3 mi here)
Tomahawk To Kalkaska MCCCT Motorcycle Trail TKM (0.2 mi)
Wilderness Pondside Trail (0.2 mi)
Petoskey Campground Trail (0.1 mi)
Wilderness Red Pine Trail (0.1 mi)
Lost Tamarack Pathway (also in Alpena and the Northeast) (under 0.1 mi here)

City of Petoskey:

North Western State Trail (6.2 mi)
Little Traverse Wheelway (3.1 mi)
Downtown Greenway (0.9 mi)
Bear River Trail (0.7 mi)
Little Traverse Wheelway (bypass) (0.3 mi)
Nature trail (0.3 mi)
North Country National Scenic Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Little Traverse Conservancy:

Beginner Trail (2.3 mi)
Intermediate Trail (2.2 mi)
Expert Trail (1.7 mi)
Beginner North Loop (1.4 mi)

City of Traverse City:

TART Trail (4.3 mi)
Boardman Lake Loop Trail (2.6 mi)
Buffalo Ridge Trail (0.2 mi)
Boardman Lake Trail (0.2 mi)
West Griffin Street (under 0.1 mi)

Michigan DNR, Forest Resources Division:

Conjunction Junction (1.5 mi)

City of Cadillac:

Clam River Greenway (1.5 mi)

Closed to e-bikes (161, 256 mi)

Huron-Manistee National Forest:

Marzinski Horse Trail (16.3 mi)
Mackenzie Mountain Bike Trail (3.8 mi)
Big M Bike - Catamount (3.6 mi)
MCCT - Cad/Man (3.6 mi)
Mackenzie Bike Spur 1 (3.5 mi)
Big M - Bullwacker (3.5 mi)
Big M - Road Monkey (3.5 mi)
Big M - Shanty Boy (2.5 mi)
Big M Bike - Swedish Fiddle (2.4 mi)
Big M Bike - Lumberjack (2.1 mi)
Big M Bike - Oh Me 2 (2.1 mi)
Big M Bike - Double Bit (1.9 mi)
Big M - Sky Pilot (1.8 mi)
Big M Bike - Camp 24 (1.8 mi)
Big M Bike - Bindle Stiff (1.6 mi)
Big M - Gabriel's Horn (1.3 mi)
Big M Mountain Bike Corkpine (1.2 mi)
NCT Marilla Trailhead Spur (1.1 mi)
Big M Bike - Big Wheel (1.0 mi)
Big M Bike - Barber Chair (0.9 mi)
Capper's Corner (0.8 mi)
Big M Bike - Ryberg Road (0.8 mi)
Big M Bike - the Firetower-Prt (0.8 mi)
Mackenzie Bike Spur 8 (0.7 mi)
Mackenzie Bike Spur 7 (0.6 mi)
Mackenzie Bike Spur 4 (0.5 mi)
Big M - Cheat Stick (0.5 mi)
North Country Trail (0.4 mi)
Mackenzie Bike Spur 5 (0.3 mi)
Mackenzie Bike Spur 9 (0.3 mi)
Barber Chair (0.2 mi)
Mackenzie Bike Spur 6 (0.2 mi)
Bullwacker (0.2 mi)
Big M Bike - Cappers Peak (0.2 mi)
Road Monkey (0.2 mi)
Big M - Side Trail (0.1 mi)
Mackenzie Bike Spur 3 (0.1 mi)
Big M - Cut Across (0.1 mi)
Big M - Cross Over (0.1 mi)
Mackenzie Bike Spur 2 (under 0.1 mi)

Michigan DNR:

North Country National Scenic Trail (45.8 mi, 5 stretches)
North Country National Scenic Trail (Kalkaska County) (13.9 mi)
North Country Trail (2.7 mi)
North Country Scenic Trail & Shore to Shore Horse Trail (1.8 mi)

Michigan DNR, Forest Resources Division:

North Country Trail (19.1 mi, 2 stretches)
North Country National Scenic Trail (14.8 mi, 2 stretches)

U.S. Forest Service:

North Country Trail (also in Grand Rapids and West Michigan) (29.8 mi here)

Forest Home Township, Antrim County:

GH #81-#82 Long (2.3 mi)
GH #80-#82 (2.1 mi)
GH #11-#12 (0.9 mi)
GH #70-#72 Long (0.8 mi)
GH #12-#29 (0.7 mi)
GH #80-#81 (0.7 mi)
GH #41-#42 (0.7 mi)
GH #45-#46 (0.7 mi)
GH #40-#41 (0.6 mi)
GH #29-#30 (0.6 mi)
GH #30-#31 (0.6 mi)
GH #49-#50 Long (0.6 mi)
GH Orchard Trailhead to #50 (0.6 mi)
GH #23-#26 (0.5 mi)
GH #9-#19 (0.5 mi)
GH #22-#23 (0.5 mi)
GH #41-#43 (0.5 mi)
GH #76-#77 (0.5 mi)
GH #24-#32 (0.5 mi)
GH #44-#46 (0.5 mi)
GH #18-#22 (0.4 mi)
GH #71-#76 (0.4 mi)
GH #33-#44 (0.4 mi)
GH #12-#25 (0.4 mi)
GH #43-#47 (0.4 mi)
GH #18-#19 (0.4 mi)
GH #48-#51 (0.4 mi)
GH #11-#20 (0.4 mi)
GH #5-#6 West (0.3 mi)
GH #74-#75 North (0.3 mi)
GH #28-#31 (0.3 mi)
GH #31-#45 (0.3 mi)
GH #48-#49 (0.3 mi)
GH #46-#47 (0.3 mi)
GH #78-#79 (0.3 mi)
GH #42-#49 (0.3 mi)
GH #21-#22 (0.3 mi)
GH #19-#20 (0.3 mi)
GH #74-#75 South (0.3 mi)
GH #5-#6 East (0.3 mi)
GH #13-#17 (0.3 mi)
GH Vandermark Trailhead to #24 (0.3 mi)
GH #81-#82 Short (0.2 mi)
GH #15-#16 (0.2 mi)
GH #77-#79 (0.2 mi)
GH #10-#14 (0.2 mi)
GH #72-#73 (0.2 mi)
GH #7-#14 (0.2 mi)
GH #25-#26 (0.2 mi)
GH #27-#32 (0.2 mi)
GH #16-#17 (0.2 mi)
GH #13-#15 (0.2 mi)
GH #9-#10 (0.2 mi)
GH #79-#80 (0.2 mi)
GH #49-#50 Short (0.2 mi)
GH #33-#40 (0.2 mi)
GH #69-#72 Short (0.2 mi)
GH #2-#3 South (0.2 mi)
GH #44-#45 (0.1 mi)
GH #73-#78 (0.1 mi)
GH #2-#3 North (0.1 mi)
GH #73-#74 (0.1 mi)
GH #7-#15 (0.1 mi)
GH #3-#4 South (0.1 mi)
GH #51-#71 (0.1 mi)
GH #47-#48 (0.1 mi)
GH #77-#78 (0.1 mi)
GH #3-#4 North (0.1 mi)
GH #10-#11 (0.1 mi)
GH #17 to Lookout Point (0.1 mi)
GH #23-#24 (0.1 mi)
GH #21-#25 (0.1 mi)
GH #27-#28 (0.1 mi)
GH #75-#76 (0.1 mi)
GH #24 to Vandermark Trailhead (0.1 mi)
GH #1-#5 (0.1 mi)
GH #32-#33 (0.1 mi)
GH #4-#14 (under 0.1 mi)
GH #52-#70 (under 0.1 mi)
GH #28-#29 (under 0.1 mi)
GH #1-#2 (under 0.1 mi)
GH #51-#52 (under 0.1 mi)

Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division:

North Country Trail (7.0 mi, 3 stretches)
Sand Lakes Quiet Area Pathway (3.0 mi)
Muncie Lake Pathway (2.3 mi)
Little Traverse Wheelway (1.3 mi)
North Western State Trail (1.2 mi)
North Western State Trail and North Country Trail (also in Alpena and the Northeast) (0.5 mi here)

Bear Creek Township, Emmet County:

North Country Trail (2.8 mi)
Skyline Trail & North Country Trail (1.4 mi)
North Country National Scenic Trail (0.6 mi)
North Country Trail (retired) (0.5 mi)

Michigan DNR, Wildlife Division:

North Country National Scenic Trail (3.0 mi)

Cross Village Township, Emmet County:

North Country National Scenic Trail (2.8 mi)

City of Petoskey:

North Country Trail (2.2 mi)
Bear River Trail & North Country Trail (0.4 mi)

Whitewater Township, Grand Traverse County:

North Country National Scenic Trail (1.4 mi)
Sand Lake - North Country Trail Connector (0.5 mi)

National Park Service:

South Thoreson Road (0.6 mi)
Elliott Road (0.4 mi)
Greenan Road (0.3 mi)
Stanz Trail (0.2 mi)
Old M-22 (0.2 mi)

Village of Kalkaska:

North Country National Scenic Trail (1.4 mi)

Kalkaska Township, Kalkaska County:

North Country National Scenic Trail (0.7 mi)

Hanover Township, Wexford County:

North Country National Scenic Trail (0.2 mi)

Unsettled (122, 101 mi)

Michigan DNR:

WASA Bike Singletrack (4.1 mi)
Strombolis Loop (3.9 mi)
The Holy Grail (3.2 mi)
TC to K (3.2 mi)
F-Bomb (2.9 mi)
VASA Single Track - Blue (2.6 mi)
Riley's Trail (8k) (2.4 mi)
Hydrocut (2.4 mi)
WASA Bike Singletrack - West Side Connection (2.3 mi)
Warner Creek Pathway (1.9 mi)
Vasa Singletrack (1.8 mi)
Samurai Squirrel (1.7 mi)
Not-So Holy Grail (1.7 mi)
Tomtanium (1.6 mi)
Adderall (1.6 mi)
Vasa Singletrack - Orange (1.4 mi)
WASA Bike Singletrack - Take me down to the river (1.4 mi)
Muncie Lakes Pathway (1.4 mi)
Logger's Run (1.3 mi)
Every Which Way (1.3 mi)
Yeti's Revenge (1.3 mi)
The Bear Tunnels (1.3 mi)
WASA Bike Singletrack - Boundary Trail (1.2 mi)
Fife Lake Trail (1.2 mi)
Jam Sesh (1.2 mi)
WASA Bike Singletrack - Laguna Seca (1.1 mi)
Black Lagoon (0.9 mi)
WASA Bike Singletrack - Falling Inside the Black (0.9 mi)
Tongue Jacked (0.9 mi)
Keen Mile (0.8 mi)
VASA Unmarked West Connector (0.8 mi)
WASA Middle Connector (0.8 mi)
Timber Ridge Connector (0.8 mi)
Clutch (0.7 mi)
Old School (0.7 mi)
VASA Madeleine's Trail (not groomed) (0.6 mi)
Skyline (0.6 mi)
VASA Unmarked Offshoot 2 (0.6 mi)
Intermingling (0.6 mi)
WASA Bike Singletrack - Pine Tree Trail (0.5 mi)
Shore-to-Shore Trail (0.5 mi)
Burnt Mill Road (0.5 mi)
Campground Loop Trail (0.4 mi)
WASA Bike Singletrack - Ransom Ridge (0.4 mi)
Grail/Meat Missing Link (0.4 mi)
Lake Dubonnet Singletrack (0.4 mi)
Zoutendam's Blower (0.4 mi)
Superman (0.4 mi)
Vasa (25k) (0.3 mi)
Sand Lakes Road (0.3 mi)
Let Er Rip (0.3 mi)
Unnamed trails (0.2 mi)
F-Bomb Link (0.1 mi)
VASA Single Track - Yellow (0.1 mi)
WASA Bike Singletrack - Ransom Connector (0.1 mi)
Timber Ridge Access (0.1 mi)
Ziggy's Zag (under 0.1 mi)
Big Stone Trail (under 0.1 mi)
Winter Sports Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Evangeline Township, Charlevoix County:

Loop 1 (3.0 mi)
Loop 2 (2.1 mi)
Loop 3 (1.2 mi)
Unnamed trails (0.1 mi)
(7-8 connector) (under 0.1 mi)
Conjunction Junction (under 0.1 mi)

Milton Township, Antrim County:

Forest Trail (2.0 mi)
Ridge Trail (1.1 mi)
Connector Trail (0.4 mi)
Maplehurst Hike Bike Trail (0.3 mi)
Spur (0.1 mi)

City of Traverse City:

Copper Ridge Trail (0.9 mi)
Old Orchard Trail (0.7 mi)
Garfield Trail (0.5 mi)
Buffalo Ridge Trail (0.4 mi)
Meadows Loop Trail (0.4 mi)
Boardman Lake Trail (0.3 mi)
Streamside Loop Trail (0.3 mi)
Boardman Lake Loop Trail (0.2 mi)
Fitness Court Trail (0.1 mi)
Cedar Cathedral Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division:

Inner Trail (2.6 mi)
East Ridge Trail (0.6 mi)
Nebo Trail (0.5 mi)

City of Boyne City:

Double Dog (2.3 mi)
West Access (0.2 mi)

Grand Traverse County:

Boardman/Ottaway River Trail (2.2 mi)
Fox Den Trail (0.2 mi)

Garfield Township, Grand Traverse County:

Boardman/Ottaway River Trail (1.4 mi)
DC-TC Trail (0.4 mi)
Meadows Loop Trail (0.1 mi)
Tanglewood Trail (0.1 mi)
Yellow Drive (0.1 mi)
Cistern Spur (0.1 mi)
Lake Pointe Village Path (under 0.1 mi)

Pleasantview Township, Emmet County:

Lower Blue Trail (1.0 mi)
Lower Red Trail (0.7 mi)
Shock (0.2 mi)

Michigan DNR, Forest Resources Division:

Fife Lake Trail (0.9 mi)
Cadillac Pathway (#5-#6) (0.3 mi)
Single Track (0.2 mi)
Lower Trail (0.1 mi)
Winter Sports Trail (0.1 mi)

Michigan DNR, Wildlife Division:

WASA Bike Singletrack (1.3 mi)

Almira Township, Benzie County:

WASA Bike Singletrack - Ransom Ridge (0.6 mi)
WASA Bike Singletrack - Ransom Connector (0.3 mi)

City of Cadillac:

The Backside (0.3 mi)
The C Line (0.1 mi)
Diggins' Downhill (0.1 mi)
The B Line (0.1 mi)

Little Traverse Township, Emmet County:

Lower Blue Trail (0.5 mi)

Whitewater Township, Grand Traverse County:

Shore to Shore Horse Trail (0.5 mi)

Acme Township, Grand Traverse County:

Superman (0.5 mi)

Forest Home Township, Antrim County:

GH #8-#13 (0.1 mi)
GH #33-#40 Alternate (0.1 mi)
GH #8-#9 (0.1 mi)
GH Vandermark Trailhead to #40 (0.1 mi)
GH #26-#27 (under 0.1 mi)
GH #6-#16 (under 0.1 mi)

Benzonia Township, Benzie County:

Walker Street (0.4 mi)

Bear Creek Township, Emmet County:

Tunnel (0.3 mi)

Peaine Township, Charlevoix County:

Buddy's Trail (0.3 mi)

City of Boyne City Parks Department:

Unnamed trails (0.2 mi)

Private land or a nonprofit: the owner decides (28, 68 mi)

Private owner:

Boyne Highlands (26.1 mi)

Leelanau Conservancy:

Hemlock Hollow (3.4 mi)
Ursa Major (3.2 mi)
Turkey Tail (3.2 mi)
The Enlightener (2.7 mi)
Fiddlehead (2.6 mi)
Acer Ridge (2.3 mi)
Swallowtail (1.6 mi)
Waxwing Connector (1.3 mi)
Ursa Minor (1.0 mi)
Beechdrops (0.9 mi)
Lion's Mane (0.9 mi)
Chagga Connector (0.7 mi)
Warm up Loop (0.1 mi)
Skinnys Figure 8 (under 0.1 mi)

Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy:

Dry Hill Trail (7.7 mi)
Chestnut Loop (2.0 mi)
Abby's Woods Connector Trail (0.6 mi)
Boardman/Ottaway River Trail (0.5 mi)
Cistern Spur (0.2 mi)

Shoreline Cycling Club:

Outer Fat Bike Loop (3.1 mi)
West Fat Bike Loop (1.1 mi)

Walloon Lake Trust & Conservancy:

Hog Wild (W) (0.7 mi)
Thing 2 (0.6 mi)
Hog Wild (E) (0.5 mi)
Thing 1 (0.3 mi)
(9-10 connector) (under 0.1 mi)

Eastern Michigan University:

Parsons Center Trail (0.8 mi)

Local rule could not be read (76, 69 mi)

Boyne Valley Township, Charlevoix County:

Adventure Trail (2.7 mi)
Bridges (2.3 mi)
Koss Crossing (1.1 mi)
Back Too (1.0 mi)
Dare Ya (0.7 mi)
Uh Oh (0.7 mi)
Dave's Dive (0.6 mi)
Taco Time (0.6 mi)
Grinder (0.6 mi)
Rhumba (0.5 mi)
Stairway (0.2 mi)

Pleasantview Township, Emmet County:

Upper Red Trail (2.9 mi)
Fine Pine (1.0 mi)
Peach Fuzz (0.8 mi)
Swayze Express (0.7 mi)
Fun Run (0.7 mi)
Dirt Reynolds (0.6 mi)
The Trooper (0.5 mi)
Skid Mark (0.5 mi)
After Shock (0.4 mi)
Two Tired (0.4 mi)
Valley Road Connector (0.4 mi)
Risky Business (0.3 mi)
Bad Jackson (0.3 mi)
Holy Diver (0.2 mi)
Bob Ross Trail (0.2 mi)
Orange Trail (0.2 mi)
Dirt Dancing (0.1 mi)
Tree Tops Trail (0.1 mi)
Grandma's House (0.1 mi)

Garfield Township, Grand Traverse County:

Mall Trail (2.1 mi)
Boardman Lake Loop Trail (1.7 mi)
Buffalo Ridge Trail (1.5 mi)
Valley Trail (0.8 mi)
Beech Ridge Trail (0.7 mi)
Barns Trail (0.7 mi)
Miller Creek Trail (0.6 mi)
Sabin School Trail (0.5 mi)
Miller Creek Trail / Valley Trail (0.3 mi)
Miller Creek Nature Reserve Trail (0.2 mi)
Boardman Lake Trail (0.2 mi)
Miller Creek Trail / Beech Ridge Trail (0.1 mi)

City of Boyne City Parks Department:

Sidewinder (2.2 mi)
Pine Lake (1.6 mi)
Bo-Ridginal (1.2 mi)
Roundhouse (1.0 mi)
Morel Dilemma (0.9 mi)
Stroll the Steeps (0.5 mi)
Rambler Ridge (0.5 mi)
Avalanche Trail Connector (0.2 mi)

Little Traverse Township, Emmet County:

Little Traverse Wheelway (5.8 mi)
Upper Blue Trail (2.2 mi)

Grand Traverse County:

TART Trail (5.7 mi)
Boardman Lake Trail (0.4 mi)
Boardman Lake Loop Trail (0.1 mi)

Hayes Township, Charlevoix County:

Boyne City to Charlevoix Trail (3.0 mi)
Little Traverse Wheelway (0.7 mi)

Acme Township, Grand Traverse County:

Vasa Skillz Loop (1.7 mi)
Traverse Area Recreational Trail (0.9 mi)
Nakwema Trail (0.4 mi)
Nakwema Trailway Acme Connector Trail (0.2 mi)
GT Resort Sidewalk System (under 0.1 mi)
Acme Connector Traverse Area Recreational Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Bear Lake Township, Manistee County:

Snowmobile Trail No 3 (2.5 mi)

Charlevoix Township, Charlevoix County:

Lake to Lake Trail (2.2 mi)

East Bay Township, Grand Traverse County:

Three Mile Trail (1.1 mi)

Maple Grove Township, Manistee County:

Snowmobile Trail No 3 (0.9 mi)

Evangeline Township, Charlevoix County:

Conjunction Junction (0.8 mi)

Hanover Township, Wexford County:

Wheeler Creek Trail (0.7 mi)

Haring Township, Wexford County:

Cadillac Pathway (0.7 mi)

City of Charlevoix:

Grant Street Connection (0.4 mi)

Bear Creek Township, Emmet County:

North Western State Trail (0.1 mi)

Kalkaska Township, Kalkaska County:

Trail in the woods (0.1 mi)

Maple River Township, Emmet County:

North Western State Trail (0.1 mi)

McKinley Township, Emmet County:

North Western State Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Littlefield Township, Emmet County:

North Western State Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Manager not on record (2, 22 mi)

Not on record:

Leelanau Trail TART (17.3 mi)
Boyne City to Charlevoix Trail (4.6 mi)

Alpena and the Northeast

Alpena and the Northeast bike trails map colored by e-bike access: green trails take Class 1, 2 and 3, blue Class 1 and 2 only, amber Class 1 only, dashed red are closed, gray are unsettled, unread, private or have no manager on record

The Northeast pairs two long state rail-trails with the Huron-Manistee National Forest's motor routes, and closes the High Country Pathway. The region's 1,035 mapped miles lie in Alcona, Alpena, Cheboygan, Crawford, Iosco, Montmorency, Ogemaw, Oscoda, Otsego, Presque Isle and Roscommon. The North Central and North Eastern State Trails take Class 1, and the Huron-Manistee's motorcycle, ORV and ATV routes take all three classes.

The High Country Pathway in Pigeon River Country State Forest is closed to e-bikes by name in the DNR's order, along with the Shingle Mill and Pickerel Lake pathways. The Huron-Manistee's hiking and horse trails, among them the Michigan Shore to Shore trail, are nonmotorized and closed to your e-bike.

Trail	Managed by	Miles	E-bikes
Michigan Shore to Shore Horse & Hike Trail	Huron-Manistee National Forest	94.7	Closed to e-bikes
High Country Pathway	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	75.2	Closed to e-bikes
North Central State Trail	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	74.1	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
North Eastern State Trail	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	70.1	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Mack Lake Loop Trail	Huron-Manistee National Forest	38.8	Class 1, 2 and 3
Hanson Hills Trail	Crawford County	34.6	Closed to e-bikes
Huron ORV, Smt/Huron ORV Trail	Huron-Manistee National Forest	31.1	Class 1, 2 and 3
Alcona ATV Trail	Huron-Manistee National Forest	29.6	Class 1, 2 and 3
Black Mountain Pathway	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	29.5	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Meadows - MCCCT	Huron-Manistee National Forest	24.8	Class 1, 2 and 3
Meadows-M33 Trail	Huron-Manistee National Forest	17.3	Class 1, 2 and 3
Thompsons Harbor Main Trail	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	16.2	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit

Every mapped trail in Alpena and the Northeast (229 trails, 1,035 mi), by e-bike rule

Class 1, 2 and 3 (41, 270 mi)

Huron-Manistee National Forest:

Mack Lake Loop Trail (38.8 mi)
Huron ORV, Smt/Huron ORV Trail (31.1 mi)
Alcona ATV Trail (29.6 mi)
Meadows - MCCCT (24.8 mi)
Meadows-M33 Trail (17.3 mi)
Meadows - M72-Parmalee Trail (12.4 mi)
Meadows West Trail (11.1 mi)
Connecting Communities Trail (10.6 mi)
Huron ORV, Sand Lake Spur (9.1 mi)
Mack - Maltby Hills Loop Trail (7.8 mi)
Meadows North Trail (7.1 mi)
Mack - Vaughn Road Trail (6.8 mi)
Mack - Fowler Road Trail (6.5 mi)
Meadows - Hughes Lake Trail (5.8 mi)
Mack - Bull Gap Trail (5.6 mi)
Meadows - Comstock Trail (5.3 mi)
Mack - South Branch Loop Trail (5.1 mi)
Mack - McKinley Trail (4.8 mi)
Mack - Tabor Trail (4.5 mi)
Mack - Mio Trail (3.9 mi)
Oscoda to Oasis (3.8 mi)
Meadows -Luzerne Trail (3.5 mi)
Mack - Lupton Trail (2.5 mi)
Mack - Old Baldy Trail (2.5 mi)
Mack - Maltby Hills-M.l.l.t. C (2.1 mi)
Huron ORV, River Road Spur (2.1 mi)
Grass Lake Spur (1.0 mi)
Mack Lake Campground Trail (0.9 mi)
Oasis Spur (0.8 mi)
Bull Gap Return Loop, >50" (0.7 mi)
Huron ORV, River Camp Spur (0.5 mi)
Huron ORV, Rollways Spur (0.5 mi)
Channels Trail (0.3 mi)
Mack - M33 Connector (0.3 mi)
Bull Gap Hca Access Trail (0.2 mi)
Mack - Pink Spur (0.2 mi)
Bull Gap Hill Climb (0.2 mi)
Alcona Pond Spur (0.2 mi)
Huron ORV, Foote Site Spur (0.1 mi)
Towerline to H9 (under 0.1 mi)
Bull Gap Parking Hill Climb Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Class 1 only (52, 378 mi)

Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division:

North Central State Trail (74.1 mi)
North Eastern State Trail (70.1 mi)
Black Mountain Pathway (29.5 mi)
Thompsons Harbor Main Trail (16.2 mi)
Rogers City Spur Trail (13.1 mi)
Rifle River Multi Use Trail (12.6 mi)
Ogemaw Hills Pathway (12.3 mi)
Chippewa Hills Pathway (11.2 mi)
Hillman Alpena State Trail (9.5 mi)
Rockport Trails (9.5 mi)
Wildwood Hills Pathway (also in Traverse City and the Northwest) (8.9 mi here)
Tisdale Triangle Pathway (8.6 mi)
Hartwick Pines Weary Legs Trail (7.1 mi)
Forest Heritage Trail (6.8 mi)
Pine Baron Pathway (6.3 mi)
Ocqueoc Falls Bicentennial Pathway (6.2 mi)
Buttles Road Pathway (5.6 mi)
South Higgins Lake Marl Lake Trails (4.9 mi)
Lost Tamarack Pathway (also in Traverse City and the Northwest) (4.7 mi here)
North Central State Trail (County line to Lake St.) (4.4 mi)
Towermans Watch Pathway (3.7 mi)
Big Bear Lake Pathway (2.8 mi)
Lost Twin Lakes Pathway (2.7 mi)
Hartwick Pines Deer Run Trail (2.4 mi)
Sinkhole Pathway (2.0 mi)
Clear Lake Jackson Lake Pathway (1.9 mi)
Cheboygan Green Trail (1.9 mi)
Cheboygan Yellow Trail (1.9 mi)
Iron Belle Trail (1.8 mi)
Cheboygan Blue Trail (1.2 mi)
Huron Sunrise Trail (1.1 mi)
Red Pine Natural Area Pathway (1.0 mi)
Grandview Blvd to Fairview Road (City of Gaylord) (0.9 mi)
Hoeft Mountain Bike Trail (0.9 mi)
Cheboygan Black Trail (0.8 mi)
Cheboygan Red Trail (0.7 mi)
Norway Ridge Pathway (0.6 mi)
Big Oaks Equestrian Trails (0.2 mi)
North Higgins Lake Beach Trail (0.2 mi)
South Higgins Lake Nature Trail (0.2 mi)
North Central State Trail (Lake St to DNR Trailhead) (0.1 mi)
North Higgins Lake Trail Connector; Phase 1 of Crawford County IBT,Higgins Lake Road, to North Higgins Lake State Park/CCC Museum entrance (0.1 mi)
High Country Pathway (0.1 mi)
Rifle River Hiking and Mountain Biking and Ski Trail (under 0.1 mi)
ORV Black Lake Trail BLT (under 0.1 mi)

Michigan DNR, Forest Resources Division:

Norway Ridge Pathway (8.2 mi)
Cradle of Forestry Interpretive Trail (CCC Museum parking lot to Fletcher Road/Old US 27) (2.5 mi)
Huron Sunrise Trail (0.5 mi)

City of Alpena:

Alpena Bi-Path (9.0 mi)
Lions Trail (0.9 mi)
Great Lakes Maritime Heritage Trail (0.6 mi)

Oscoda Township, Iosco County:

Iosco Exploration Trail (5.6 mi)

Closed to e-bikes (56, 278 mi)

Huron-Manistee National Forest:

Michigan Shore to Shore Horse & Hike Trail (94.7 mi)
Midland-Mackinaw Trail System (11.9 mi)
Michigan Shore to Shore, North (8.0 mi)
Highbanks Trail (6.4 mi)
Eagle Run Hike & Ski Trail (5.5 mi)
Wakeley Lake Main Loop (3.6 mi)
Wolf Creek Hike (3.5 mi)
Wakeley Lake North Loop (2.9 mi)
Loud - Valley View (1.8 mi)
Horseshoe Lake Nature Trail (1.3 mi)
Loud - Leaky Hills (1.0 mi)
Wakeley Lake West Loop (1.0 mi)
Island Lake Loop Trail (0.8 mi)
Loud - Creek Circle (0.8 mi)
Loud - Marks Run (0.8 mi)
Loud - Creek Lazy 8 North (0.8 mi)
Wakeley Lake East Loop (0.8 mi)
Wolf Creek - Fireweed Hike (0.8 mi)
Loud - Long Grades (0.7 mi)
Iosco Exploration Trail (0.7 mi)
Jewell Lake Nature Trail (0.6 mi)
Ruffed Grouse Walk (0.5 mi)
Highbanks Trail Powerline Spur (0.5 mi)
Eagle Run, 4-6-9 Spur (0.5 mi)
Loud - South Lazy 8 (0.5 mi)
Mio Nature Trail - Wood Turtle (0.5 mi)
Oscoda to Oasis Trail (0.4 mi)
Eagle Run, 8-2 Spur (0.4 mi)
Wakeley Lake Center Connector (0.3 mi)
Lmvic - Forest Discovery Trail (0.3 mi)
Eagle Run, 6-7 Spur (0.3 mi)
Wolf Creek - Foxglove Hike (0.3 mi)
Loud - Long Loop South Segment (0.2 mi)
Island - Loon Lake Spur (0.2 mi)
Mio Nature Trail - Aspen (0.2 mi)
Buhl Dam Hunter Path (0.2 mi)
Wolf Creek - Pussytoe Hike (0.1 mi)
Mio Nature Trail - Blue Heron (0.1 mi)
Island - Loop Cutoff Trail (0.1 mi)
Pine River Rearing Pond Path (0.1 mi)
Mio Nature Trail - Brook Trout (0.1 mi)
Loud - Long Loop North Segment (0.1 mi)
Wolf Creek Hike - Th Spur (0.1 mi)
Loud - Marks Run Bypass (0.1 mi)
Loud - Sled Hill (0.1 mi)
Lmvic Discovery Trail Spur (under 0.1 mi)

Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division:

High Country Pathway (75.2 mi)
Shingle Mill Pathway (7.7 mi)
Pickerel Lake Pathway (2.1 mi)
North Western State Trail and North Country Trail (also in Traverse City and the Northwest) (0.1 mi here)
Red Bridge To Atlanta MCCCT Motorcycle Trail RAM (under 0.1 mi)

Crawford County:

Hanson Hills Trail (34.6 mi)

Michigan DNR, Forest Resources Division:

High Country Pathway (2.9 mi, 2 stretches)
High Country Pathway (Otsego County) (0.8 mi)
Shingle Mill Pathway (0.2 mi)

Unsettled (41, 59 mi)

Michigan DNR:

Alpena-Hillman Trail (10.0 mi, 2 stretches)
Beaver Creek Trail (2.3 mi)
Bosom Pines Trail (1.8 mi)
Short Cut Trail (1.5 mi)
Gete Mino Mshkiigan Trail (1.3 mi)
Wildwood Hills Pathway (1.1 mi)
Rogers City Trail (1.1 mi)
Ogemaw Hills Pathway (0.8 mi)
Upland Nature & Fitness Trail (0.6 mi)
Lost Tamarack Pathway (0.2 mi)
North Central State Trail (Garfield St.-Vanderbilt to Otsego County Line) (0.1 mi)
North Central State Trail (Fairview Rd to Garfield St.-Vanderbilt) (0.1 mi)
Shortcut (under 0.1 mi)

Huron-Manistee National Forest:

Channels Trail (5.4 mi)
Oscoda to Oasis (4.1 mi)
Curtis Road Spur (2.7 mi)
Huron ORV, Smt/Huron ORV Trail (1.9 mi)
Ford Road Spur (1.6 mi)
Allen Road Spur (0.6 mi)
Towerline Spur (0.5 mi)
Hale Road Spur (0.5 mi)
Bull Gap Return Loop, >50" (0.2 mi)
Huron ORV, Foote Site Spur (under 0.1 mi)

MDOT:

Passenheim Road/RR corridor intx. in Waters to Grandview Blvd. in Gaylord (9.8 mi)
N. Old 27 (Otsego/Crawford County Line to Passenheim Rd./RR xing.) (1.4 mi)
4208 North U.S. 23, Au Sable Charter Twp, north to intx. with Fullerton St./County Road F-41, Oscoda Twp. (Oscoda Community Trail) (1.1 mi)

Michigan DNR, Forest Resources Division:

Chippewa Hills Race Trails (2.3 mi)
Forest Road 84 (1.0 mi)
Cedar Creek Loop (0.8 mi)
Foster Trail - AKA - Snowshoe Loop (0.7 mi)
Cross-Country Ski Trail (0.7 mi)
Beaver Bypass (0.1 mi)

U.S. Department of Defense:

Forest Heritage Trail (1.6 mi)
Main Loop (Yellow) (0.1 mi)
Main Loop Lodge Return (0.1 mi)
Outer Loop (Red) (0.1 mi)

Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division:

Upland Nature & Fitness Trail (0.2 mi)
Cedar Run Nature Trail (0.1 mi)

Village of Mackinaw City:

Lake Street Spur (0.1 mi)

City of Rogers City:

Rabbit Run (0.1 mi)

Private land or a nonprofit: the owner decides (3, 5 mi)

University of Michigan:

Burt Lake Trail (4.0 mi)

Little Traverse Conservancy:

Burt Lake Trail (0.8 mi)

Alpena Rotary Club:

Alpena Bi-Path (0.1 mi)

Local rule could not be read (37, 45 mi)

MDOT:

Iron Belle Trail (12.7 mi)
Forest Heritage Trail (0.3 mi)

City of Gaylord:

Aspen Single Track (5.2 mi)
Hemlock Trail (0.9 mi)
Pond Trail (0.4 mi)
North Trail (0.4 mi)
Iron Belle Trail (0.3 mi)
Elk Trail (0.2 mi)
Medow Trail (0.2 mi)
North Central State Trail (0.1 mi)

Rogers Township, Presque Isle County:

Huron Sunrise Trail (2.6 mi)
Hemlock Way (1.1 mi)
Vogler Connecting Trail (0.8 mi)
Deer Run (0.7 mi)
Grouse Walk (0.3 mi)
Cedar Banks (0.3 mi)
Coon Ears Climb (0.2 mi)
Toad Hop (0.1 mi)

City of Grayling:

Forest Heritage Trail (3.9 mi)
Iron Belle Trail (0.1 mi)

City of Rogers City:

Huron Sunrise Trail (1.4 mi)
Turkey Tract (1.0 mi)
Paved Path (0.3 mi)
Cedar Banks (0.3 mi)
Rabbit Run (0.1 mi)

Burt Township, Cheboygan County:

Burt Lake Trail (2.8 mi)

Au Sable Township, Iosco County:

Iosco Exploration Trail (1.8 mi)

City of West Branch:

Iron Belle Trail (1.7 mi)

City of Rogers:

Seagull Point Park Trail (0.8 mi)
Huron Sunrise Trail (0.7 mi)

Alpena Township, Alpena County:

Alpena Bi-Path (1.1 mi)
Alpena Public Schools Bi-Path (0.4 mi)

Alpena County:

Alpena Bi-Path (1.1 mi)

Michigan Department of Environmental Quality:

Alpena Bi-Path (0.7 mi)

Mackinac Island State Park Commission:

North Central State Trail (0.3 mi, 2 stretches)

Allis Township, Presque Isle County:

North Eastern State Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Grand Rapids and West Michigan

Grand Rapids and West Michigan bike trails map colored by e-bike access: green trails take Class 1, 2 and 3, blue Class 1 and 2 only, amber Class 1 only, dashed red are closed, gray are unsettled, unread, private or have no manager on record

West Michigan has the state's best-known paved rail-trails, and they are Class 1 trails by DNR order. The White Pine Trail, the Pere Marquette State Trail, the Hart-Montague Trail, the Musketawa Trail and the Fred Meijer Flat River and Grand River Valley Trails are among the region's 1,035 mapped miles in Allegan, Barry, Ionia, Kent, Lake, Mason, Mecosta, Montcalm, Muskegon, Newaygo, Oceana, Osceola and Ottawa.

Local rules fill in the rest. Kent County Parks allows Class 1 and bars Class 2 and 3 from its trails, Ottawa County Parks allows Class 1 on paved bike trails only, Muskegon allows all three classes on its roads, parks and bike path, and Greenville exempts Class 1 and 2 from its nonmotorized-trail ban. Walker's recreational trailways stay gray: its code bars any "vehicle propelled by a motor" without naming e-bikes.

Trail	Managed by	Miles	E-bikes
MCCCT- BWC	Huron-Manistee National Forest	74.0	Class 1, 2 and 3
Fred Meijer White Pine Trail State Park (also in Traverse City and the Northwest)	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	69.3	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
North Country Trail	Huron-Manistee National Forest	43.7	Closed to e-bikes
Pere Marquette State Trail (also in Saginaw, Midland and the Bay)	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	39.6	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Fred Meijer Heartland Trail	Private owner	29.8	Private land or a nonprofit: the owner decides
Musketawa Trail	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	24.7	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Holton Motorcycle Trail	Huron-Manistee National Forest	24.6	Class 1, 2 and 3
Horseshoe Motorcycle Trail	Huron-Manistee National Forest	23.5	Class 1, 2 and 3
William Field Memorial Hart Montague Trail State Park	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	22.7	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Cedar Creek Motorsport Trail	Huron-Manistee National Forest	22.1	Class 1, 2 and 3
Fred Meijer Flat River Valley Trail	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	21.6	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
MCCT - Little O Spur	Huron-Manistee National Forest	17.7	Class 1, 2 and 3

Pick a commuter for paths

Every mapped trail in Grand Rapids and West Michigan (394 trails, 1,035 mi), by e-bike rule

Class 1, 2 and 3 (16, 207 mi)

Huron-Manistee National Forest:

MCCCT- BWC (74.0 mi)
Holton Motorcycle Trail (24.6 mi)
Horseshoe Motorcycle Trail (23.5 mi)
Cedar Creek Motorsport Trail (22.1 mi)
MCCT - Little O Spur (17.7 mi)
MCCT - Big O Spur (13.4 mi)
MCCT - 7 Mile ATV Loop (5.2 mi)
MCCT - Cad/Man (also in Traverse City and the Northwest) (5.1 mi here)

City of Muskegon:

Lakeshore Trail (7.9 mi)
Laketon Trail (3.8 mi)
Musketawa Trail Connector (0.9 mi)

Park Township, Ottawa County:

Lakeshore Trail (5.3 mi)

City of Grandville:

Kent Trails - Jenison Connector (1.3 mi)
RiverTown Mall Trail (1.2 mi)
Kent Trails - West Grandville Connector (0.6 mi)
Kent Trails (0.1 mi)

Class 1 and 2 (13, 19 mi)

City of Greenville:

Fred Meijer Flat River Trail (5.3 mi)
Sherarer Road West (3.5 mi)
Rolling Thunder (1.2 mi)
Hammer Time (1.1 mi)
The Outer Limits (0.9 mi)
Sherarer Road Trail (0.7 mi)
The Olive Garden (0.6 mi)
Wolverine (0.4 mi)
Red Trail (0.3 mi)

Village of Spring Lake:

Lakeside Trail (2.6 mi)

City of Wyoming:

Interurban Trail (1.1 mi)
Kent Trails (0.8 mi)
Plaster Creek Trail (0.4 mi)

Class 1 only (95, 372 mi)

Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division:

Fred Meijer White Pine Trail State Park (also in Traverse City and the Northwest) (69.3 mi here)
Pere Marquette State Trail (also in Saginaw, Midland and the Bay) (39.6 mi here)
Musketawa Trail (24.7 mi, 2 stretches)
William Field Memorial Hart Montague Trail State Park (22.7 mi)
Fred Meijer Flat River Valley Trail (21.6 mi)
Fred Meijer Grand River Valley Trail (15.4 mi)
Fred Meijer Berry Junction Trail (12.1 mi, 2 stretches)
Fred Meijer Clinton Ionia Shiawassee CIS State Trail (also in Flint, the Thumb and Port Huron and Lansing and Mid-Michigan) (9.9 mi here)
Fred Meijer White Pine Trail State Park (8.9 mi)
Pine Valley Pathway (8.3 mi)
Yankee Springs Mountain Bike Trail (8.2 mi)
Ionia Chief Cob Moo Sa Trail (7.6 mi)
Fred Meijer Pioneer Trail (5.2 mi)
Bass River Multiuse Mountain Bike Trail (4.5 mi)
Yankee Springs Deep Lake Trail (3.8 mi)
Sheep Ranch Pathway (3.8 mi)
Silver Creek Pathway (3.8 mi)
Ludington Lighthouse Path (1.5 mi)
Bass River Multiuse Equestrian Trail (1.2 mi)
Ludington Sable River Trail (1.1 mi)
Pine Forest Pathway (0.9 mi)
Kent Trails (0.8 mi)
Fred Meijer Heartland Trail (0.6 mi)
Ludington Bike Path (0.5 mi)
Ludington Connector Trail (0.4 mi)
Ludington Amphitheater Connector (0.1 mi)
Fred Meijer White Pine Trail State Park and Pere Marquette State Trail (0.1 mi)
Ludington Skyline Trail (0.1 mi)

Kent County:

Kent Trails (12.0 mi)
Kent Trails - Johnson Park Connector (3.5 mi)
Black Trail (2.3 mi)
Blue Trail (1.8 mi)
Scenic Trail (1.6 mi)
South Standale Trail (1.6 mi)
Red Trail (1.5 mi)
Cannon Trail (1.0 mi)
Heron Lake Trails (1.0 mi)
Green Trail (1.0 mi)
Yellow Trail (0.9 mi)
Orange Trail (0.9 mi)
Green Loop - Alternate (0.4 mi)
Trestle Trail (0.2 mi)
Prairie Trail (0.2 mi)
White Pine Trail (0.1 mi)
Yellow - Extension 3 (0.1 mi)
Yellow - Extension 1 (0.1 mi)
The Universal Boardwalk (0.1 mi)
Rogue River Trail (under 0.1 mi)
Yellow - Extension 2 (under 0.1 mi)

Ottawa County:

Idema Explorers Trail (8.9 mi, 2 stretches)
Spoonville Trail (3.5 mi)
Bayou Segment of Idema Explorers Trail (2.3 mi)
Idema Explorers Trail - North Shore Connector (1.9 mi)
Upper Macatawa Greenway Trail (0.6 mi)
Kenowa Trail (0.4 mi)

Ada Township, Kent County:

Ada Township Trails (5.0 mi)
Pettis Avenue Non-Motorized Trail (4.1 mi)
Paved Trail (0.9 mi)

Gaines Township, Kent County:

M-6 Trail (4.7 mi)
Paul Henry - Thornapple Trail (4.4 mi)

City of Kentwood:

Paul Henry - Thornapple Trail (3.7 mi)
East-West Trail (3.5 mi)

City of Grand Rapids:

Plaster Creek Trail (2.6 mi)
Oxford Street Trail (1.9 mi)
Riverside Park Drive Northwest (0.6 mi)
Grand Rapids Riverwalk West (0.4 mi)
Kent Trails (0.1 mi)
Louis Campau Promenade Northwest (under 0.1 mi)

Plainfield Township, Kent County:

Jupiter South Trail (1.8 mi)
Jericho Trail (1.0 mi)
Jupiter North Trail (0.8 mi)
North County Trailway (0.1 mi)
Carin Tech (under 0.1 mi)

City of Norton Shores:

Lake Harbor Trail (2.8 mi)

City of North Muskegon:

North Muskegon Trail (0.7 mi)
McMillan Trail (0.5 mi)
Lakeshore Trail (0.5 mi)

City of East Grand Rapids:

Reeds Lake Trail (1.4 mi)
Reeds Lake Trail Arm North (0.1 mi)
Eastlawn Path (0.1 mi)

Village of Middleville:

Paul Henry - Thornapple Trail (1.5 mi)

City of Ludington:

Cartier Park Nature Trail (1.1 mi)
Unnamed trails (0.2 mi)

City of Douglas:

Beach to Bayou Trail (0.7 mi)
Blue Star Trail (0.5 mi)

City of Reed City:

Westerburg Memorial Park River Trail (0.4 mi)
Rambadt Park Trail (0.1 mi)

City of Belding:

Flat River Trail (0.3 mi)

City of Holland:

Window on the Waterfront (0.1 mi)
Beeline Trail (0.1 mi)
Heinz Waterfront Walkway (0.1 mi)

City of Saugatuck:

Blue Star Trail (0.1 mi)

Closed to e-bikes (92, 168 mi)

Huron-Manistee National Forest:

North Country Trail (43.7 mi, 2 stretches)
Hungerford Bike Trail (10.0 mi)
MCCCT- BWC (8.9 mi)
Hungerford Trail 24 (3.2 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 19 (3.1 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 5 (2.8 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 14 (2.8 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 18 (2.6 mi)
Lake Michigan R.A. Bike Trail (2.4 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 4 (2.2 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 21 (2.0 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 12 (1.9 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 8 (1.8 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 10 (1.7 mi)
Bowman Lake Trail (1.7 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 22 (1.6 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 23 (1.6 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 17 (1.5 mi)
North Country National Scenic Trail (1.4 mi, 2 stretches)
Old Grade Trail (1.4 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 20 (1.4 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 16 (1.2 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 11 (1.2 mi)
Loda Lake Wildflower Trail (1.1 mi)
NCT Beartrack Campground Spur (1.0 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 6 (0.9 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 15 (0.9 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 13 (0.8 mi)
MCCCT- BWC (Lake County) (0.7 mi)
Lmra CG Trail M1-1 (0.6 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 3 (0.6 mi)
Arrowhead Trail Shoreline (0.6 mi)
Arrowhead Trail (0.5 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 7 (0.5 mi)
NCT Bowman Campground Spur (0.4 mi)
Hungerford Lake Mountain Bike Trail (0.4 mi)
South 148th Avenue (0.3 mi)
MCCT - Big O Spur (0.3 mi)
Arrowhead Trail Connector (0.2 mi)
Lmra CG Trail M1-2 (0.2 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg Gp2 (0.2 mi)
Coolbough Spur (North Country National Scenic Trail) (0.2 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 2 (0.2 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 1 (0.1 mi)
Lmra CG Trail M1-3 (0.1 mi)
NCT Nichols Lake South Spur (0.1 mi)
Lmra CG Trail M1-5 (0.1 mi)
Lmra CG Trail M1-10 (0.1 mi)
NCT Bowman Lake Spur (0.1 mi)
NCT Timber Ck Campground Spur (0.1 mi)
NCT Nichols Lake North Spur (0.1 mi)
Lmra CG Trail M1-11 (0.1 mi)
Lmra CG Trail M1-4 (0.1 mi)
Lmra CG Trail M1-7 (0.1 mi)
Lmra CG Trail M1-9 (0.1 mi)
Lmra CG Trail M1-8 (0.1 mi)
Loda Lake Spur (0.1 mi)
Hungerford Horse Mapseg 9 (under 0.1 mi)

U.S. Forest Service:

North Country Trail (also in Traverse City and the Northwest) (14.2 mi here)

Plainfield Township, Kent County:

Robinette’s Mountain Bike Trail (6.0 mi)
Wilderness (1.5 mi)
Mix Master (1.5 mi)
Siren (0.7 mi)
Nova (0.6 mi)
Phaser (0.6 mi)
Sawtooth (0.5 mi)

Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division:

North Country Trail (7.5 mi)

Byron Township, Kent County:

M-6 Trail (4.7 mi)

City of Grand Rapids:

Underground Loop (MTB) (2.2 mi)
Ken-O-Sha South Loop (0.6 mi)
Ken-O-Sha Red Loop (0.6 mi)
Ken-O-Sha Blue Loop (0.4 mi)
Plaster Creek Trail (0.3 mi)
Unnamed trails (0.2 mi)
Ken-O-Sha Gold Loop (0.2 mi)
Ken-O-Sha Green Loop (0.2 mi)
Underground Side Quest (under 0.1 mi)

Park Township, Ottawa County:

Beechwood Corners (2.8 mi)
Loop 4 (0.3 mi)

City of East Grand Rapids:

Hazel (1.6 mi)
Ramona (0.4 mi)
Major Watson (0.3 mi)
Ramona 2 (0.2 mi)
Hazel-Ramona Connector (under 0.1 mi)

Michigan DNR, Wildlife Division:

Fred Meijer Ionia River Trail (2.2 mi)

Ottawa County:

S. Berghorst Ridge Trail (1.0 mi)
Red Pine Loop (0.6 mi)

Holland Township, Ottawa County:

Kenowa Trail (1.2 mi)

Pere Marquette Township, Mason County:

Unnamed trails (0.4 mi)

Gaines Township, Kent County:

Yankee Boy Loop / Old Gull Trail / Whitetail Trail / Prairie Wolf Loop (0.1 mi)

Unsettled (72, 61 mi)

Michigan DNR, Wildlife Division:

Saints' Loop (3.8 mi)
The Matrix (2.9 mi)
The Faz Track (2.7 mi)
Pentwater Pathways Red Loop (1.4 mi)
Pentwater Pathways Purple Loop (1.3 mi)
Double Torsion (0.8 mi)
Brannam's Ridge (0.8 mi)
Pentwater Pathways Blue Loop (0.7 mi)
Pentwater Pathways Yellow Loop (0.6 mi)
Pentwater Pathways Blue/Yellow (0.6 mi)
Pentwater Pathways Green Loop (0.6 mi)
Pentwater Pathways Green/Blue (0.5 mi)
Gerber Foundation Kids Trail (0.5 mi)
Infinity (0.5 mi)
Pentwater Pathways Yellow/Red (0.4 mi)
Pentwater Pathways Yellow/Purple (0.3 mi)
Pentwater Pathways Blue/Red (0.2 mi)
Easy Bypass (0.1 mi)
Back To The Features Bypass (under 0.1 mi)

City of Walker:

Fred Meijer Standale Trail (4.2 mi)
Fred Meijer Pioneer Trail (4.0 mi)
South Standale Trail (2.4 mi)
White Pine Trail (0.9 mi)

Michigan DNR:

Egypt Valley - Section 1 (2.2 mi)
Egypt Valley - Section 3 (2.1 mi)
Medbery Bike Trail (1.5 mi)
Egypt Valley - Section 2 (1.4 mi)
Egypt Valley - Section 4 (1.2 mi)
White Pine Trail (0.9 mi, 2 stretches)
White Lake Pathway (0.2 mi)
Jericho Trail (0.1 mi)
Lakeshore Trail (0.1 mi, 2 stretches)
North Loop (Section 1) (under 0.1 mi)

Big Prairie Township, Newaygo County:

The Dragon Trail - Segment #1 (2.2 mi)
The Dragon Trail - Segment #10 (2.2 mi)
The Dragon Trail - Segment #2 (0.5 mi)
The Dragon Trail - Connector (0.1 mi)

Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division:

Deep Lake Trail (1.5 mi)
The Dragon Trail - Segment #2 (1.2 mi)

Irving Township, Barry County:

Paul Henry - Thornapple Trail (1.7 mi)

Mecosta County:

The Brower Loop (1.5 mi)

Pere Marquette Township, Mason County:

Unnamed trails (1.5 mi)

Plainfield Township, Kent County:

Wynalda Flow Trail 1 (0.4 mi)
Wynalda Return Trail (0.4 mi)
Wynalda Flow Trail 3 (0.3 mi)
Wynalda Flow Trail 2 (0.3 mi)

Laketown Township, Allegan County:

Intermediate Loop (1.2 mi)
Beginner Loop (0.2 mi)

City of Kentwood:

East Paris Nature Park Trail (0.6 mi)
Park Paris Nature Trails (0.3 mi)
Paul Henry - Thornapple Trail (0.1 mi)

Mecosta Township, Mecosta County:

7 Mile Road (1.0 mi)

Michigan DNR, Forest Resources Division:

PineValley2-4 (0.6 mi)
PineValley4-6 (0.1 mi)
PineValley3-4 (0.1 mi)
PineValley7-1 (under 0.1 mi)

Thornapple Township, Barry County:

Thornapple Trail (0.7 mi)

Cannon Township, Kent County:

Triple East (0.3 mi)
CSGA Connector Via Egypt Valley Road (0.1 mi)

City of Holland:

Heinz Waterfront Walkway (0.3 mi)
Window on the Waterfront (0.1 mi)

Pentwater Township, Oceana County:

Pentwater Pathways Blue Loop (0.4 mi)

Village of Spring Lake:

Grand River Greenway (0.4 mi)

City of Big Rapids:

Big Rapids River Trail (0.2 mi)

Shelby Township, Oceana County:

Pike Road (0.2 mi)

Huron-Manistee National Forest:

MCCCT- BWC (0.2 mi, 2 stretches)

City of Reed City:

Rambadt Park Trail (0.2 mi)

Rutland Township, Barry County:

Paul Henry - Thornapple Trail (0.2 mi)

City of Grand Rapids:

Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)

Private land or a nonprofit: the owner decides (27, 83 mi)

Private owner:

Fred Meijer Heartland Trail (29.8 mi)
Intermediate Bike Loop (Blue) (7.0 mi)
Black Loop (2.8 mi)
Beginner Bike Loop (Green) (2.0 mi)
Orange Trail (1.1 mi)
Blue Trail (0.9 mi)
Red Trail (0.8 mi)
Intermediate Bike Loop (Blue) - Beginner Bike Loop (Green) IN (0.3 mi)
Orange Trail - Intermediate Bike Loop (Blue) (0.3 mi)
White Trail (0.2 mi)
The Bogs Trail (0.1 mi)

Consumers Energy Company:

The Dragon Trail - Segment #7 (7.9 mi)
The Dragon Trail - Segment #9 (6.2 mi)
The Dragon Trail - Segment #5 (5.4 mi)
The Dragon Trail - Segment #4 (4.7 mi)
The Dragon Trail - Segment #3 (2.1 mi)
The Dragon Trail - Segment #8 (1.6 mi)

Land Conservancy of West Michigan:

Orange Loop (1.92 miles) (2.6 mi)
Upper Macatawa Greenway Trail (1.8 mi)
Red Loop (1.67 miles) (1.6 mi)
Blue Loop (1.11 miles) (1.0 mi)
Upper Macatawa Natural Area Mountain Bike Trail (0.4 mi)
Kenowa Trail (0.1 mi)

Consumers Energy:

The Dragon Trail - Segment #4 (0.8 mi)
The Dragon Trail - Segment #3 (0.7 mi)

Trail Friends Group:

Fred Meijer Flat River Trail (0.9 mi)

Private owner (PAD-US):

Buttermilk Creek Trail (0.3 mi)

Local rule could not be read (88, 126 mi)

Cannon Township, Kent County:

Cannon Trail (3.8 mi)
Plite Control (1.5 mi)
East Pond Plummet (1.2 mi)
West Pond Plummet (1.1 mi)
On Your Left (1.0 mi)
Ridge Runner (0.8 mi)
The Duke (0.7 mi)
Gut Check (0.6 mi)
Multiuse Path (0.6 mi)
Coaster (0.5 mi)
Up The Gut (0.5 mi)
Plite's Peak (0.4 mi)
Creek Trail (0.4 mi)
Bill's Hill (0.4 mi)
Triple Connector (West) (0.3 mi)
Million Dollar View (0.3 mi)
IMBA Berms (0.2 mi)
Skills Park (0.1 mi)
Triple Connector (East) (0.1 mi)
Connector/By-Pass (0.1 mi)
The Wall (under 0.1 mi)

City of Portland:

Portland Riverwalk Trail (5.2 mi)
Rivertrail Linear Park (3.4 mi)
Green Trail (1.2 mi)
Blue Trail (0.4 mi)
Black Trail (0.4 mi)
Unnamed trails (0.1 mi)

Zeeland Township, Ottawa County:

Kenowa Trail (10.2 mi)

Grand Haven Township, Ottawa County:

Lakeshore Trail (6.0 mi)
Grand River Explorers Trail (2.9 mi)

Port Sheldon Township, Ottawa County:

Lakeshore Trail (8.9 mi)

Spring Lake Township, Ottawa County:

Lakeside Trail (5.2 mi)
North Bank Trail (2.5 mi)

City of Hastings:

Hastings Riverwalk (2.0 mi)
East (1.3 mi)
Inner Loop (0.8 mi)
Southwest (0.6 mi)
Northwest (0.5 mi)
Centrail Connector (0.5 mi)
East Access (0.4 mi)
West (0.2 mi)
South Connector (0.2 mi)
North Connector (0.2 mi)
Parking Lot Connector (0.2 mi)

Jamestown Township, Ottawa County:

Kenowa Trail (6.5 mi)

Laketown Township, Allegan County:

Beeline Trail (6.3 mi)

City of Fremont:

Town and Country Path (4.9 mi)

Castleton Township, Barry County:

Paul Henry-Thornapple Trail (4.0 mi)

Crockery Township, Ottawa County:

North Bank Trail (3.8 mi)

City of Big Rapids:

Big Rapids River Walk (2.5 mi)
Big Rapids River Trail (1.1 mi)
White Pine Trail (0.1 mi)

Grand Rapids Township, Kent County:

Grand Rapids Township Trails (2.0 mi)
Reeds Lake Trail (0.9 mi)
Unnamed trails (0.2 mi)
Poseidon (return) (0.1 mi)

Thornapple Township, Barry County:

Paul Henry - Thornapple Trail (3.1 mi)

Caledonia Township, Kent County:

Paul Henry - Thornapple Trail (2.8 mi)

Laketon Township, Muskegon County:

Bear Lake Trail (2.5 mi)

Saugatuck Township, Allegan County:

Blue Star Trail (2.3 mi)

Fruitport Township, Muskegon County:

Lakeside Trail (2.2 mi)

Hastings Township, Barry County:

Paul Henry-Thornapple Trail (1.5 mi)

City of Hudsonville:

Elmwood Park Trail (0.8 mi)
Buttermilk Creek Pathway (0.4 mi)
Buttermillk Creek Pathway (0.2 mi)

Village of Nashville:

Paul Henry - Thornapple Trail (1.2 mi)

City of Whitehall:

White Lake Pathway (1.0 mi)

Allegan County:

Main Loop (0.8 mi)
North Connector (0.1 mi)

Village of Caledonia:

Paul Henry - Thornapple Trail (0.9 mi)

Ionia County:

Ionia River Trail (0.9 mi)

Golden Township, Oceana County:

West Hazel Road (0.7 mi)

City of Evart:

Pere Marquette State Trail (0.7 mi)

Muskegon Township, Muskegon County:

McMillan Trail (0.6 mi)

Salem Township, Allegan County:

Salem Township Park (0.5 mi)
Sheridan Township Park (0.1 mi)

City of Grant:

Unnamed trails (0.5 mi)

Michigan Department of Environmental Quality:

Upper Macatawa Greenway Trail (0.3 mi)
Grand River Greenway (0.1 mi)

City of Ferrysburg:

Lakeside Trail (0.4 mi)

State of Michigan (agency not named by PAD-US):

Chief Cob-Moo-Sa Trail West Loop (0.3 mi)
Chief Cob-Moo-Sa Trail East Loop (under 0.1 mi)

Village of Edmore:

Fred Meijer Heartland Trail (0.2 mi)

Village of Fruitport:

Lakeside Trail (0.2 mi)

Richmond Township, Osceola County:

Pere Marquette State Trail connector (0.1 mi)

Georgetown Township, Ottawa County:

Rush Creek Park access path (0.1 mi)

Village of Baldwin:

Pere Marquette State Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Portland Township, Ionia County:

Rivertrail Linear Park (under 0.1 mi)

Saginaw, Midland and the Bay

Saginaw, Midland and the Bay bike trails map colored by e-bike access: green trails take Class 1, 2 and 3, blue Class 1 and 2 only, amber Class 1 only, dashed red are closed, gray are unsettled, unread, private or have no manager on record

The Saginaw and Midland area is mostly gray on this map, because its trails sit with counties and townships whose rules could not be read. The region's 276 mapped miles lie in Arenac, Bay, Clare, Gladwin, Gratiot, Isabella, Midland and Saginaw, and 216 of them are gray.

The DNR's Pere Marquette State Trail and two state forest pathways, Green Pine Lake and Pine Haven, take Class 1. The Pere Marquette Rail Trail and the Mid Michigan Community College's trails belong to their owners, and several Iron Belle stretches have no surface record.

Kochville Township's code is read: it reserves its non-motorized pathways for pedestrians and "human-powered vehicles or devices", defined as moved "without any assistance by a motor or power unit", so those pathways are gray with both texts printed. The Saginaw Valley and Harger Line rail-trails sit with Saginaw County, whose rule was not found, so check with the county before you ride them.

Trail	Managed by	Miles	E-bikes
Pere Marquette Rail Trail	Private owner	21.3	Private land or a nonprofit: the owner decides
Pere Marquette State Trail (also in Grand Rapids and West Michigan)	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	16.9	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Iron Belle Trail	Bridgeport Township, Saginaw County	9.3	Unsettled
Blue Trail	Mid Michigan Community College	9.2	Private land or a nonprofit: the owner decides
Harger Line Rail Trail	Saginaw County	9.1	Local rule could not be read
Green Pine Lake Pathway	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	8.9	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Fred Meijer Heartland Trail	Seville Township, Gratiot County	8.7	Local rule could not be read
Pine Haven Pathway	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	8.4	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Pere Marquette Rail Trail	Tribal land (PAD-US)	8.3	Private land or a nonprofit: the owner decides
Iron Belle Trail	Frankenmuth Township, Saginaw County	8.2	Unsettled
Saginaw Valley Rail Trail	Saginaw County Parks and Recreation	7.5	Local rule could not be read
Mid Michigan Community Pathway	Not on record	7.2	Manager not on record

Every mapped trail in Saginaw, Midland and the Bay (132 trails, 276 mi), by e-bike rule

Class 1 only (19, 61 mi)

Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division:

Pere Marquette State Trail (also in Grand Rapids and West Michigan) (16.9 mi here)
Green Pine Lake Pathway (8.9 mi)
Pine Haven Pathway (8.4 mi)
Iron Belle Trail (6.3 mi, 2 stretches)
Trout Lake Pathway (2.9 mi)
Bay City Andersen Nature Trail (1.7 mi)

City of Midland:

Grand Curve Cycle Path (3.8 mi)
Chippewa Trail (3.2 mi)

City of Bay City:

Bay City Loop (2.6 mi)
Bay-Zil Rail Trail (1.3 mi)

Saginaw Township, Saginaw County:

Saginaw Township Path (0.8 mi)
Saginaw Twp S. Center Rd. Trail (0.5 mi)
Cobblestone Pointe Pond Pedestrian Path (0.2 mi)

City of Zilwaukee:

Iron Belle Trail (1.2 mi)

City of Clare:

Pere Marquette Rail Trail (1.0 mi)

City of Alma:

Fred Meijer Heartland Trail (0.9 mi)

City of Gladwin:

Riverwalk Trail (0.3 mi)

City of Saginaw:

Saginaw Valley Rail Trail (0.1 mi)

Unsettled (51, 86 mi)

Michigan DNR:

Taco Trail (3.4 mi)
Old Al (3.2 mi)
Tobico Marsh Trail (2.8 mi)
Party Loop (2.1 mi)
Stubway Return (2.1 mi)
North Stubway (1.7 mi)
Hammer Time (North) (1.7 mi)
South Park (1.6 mi)
Verity Creek Trail (1.6 mi)
Stubway (1.4 mi)
Memorial Extension Trail (0.9 mi)
Connector (0.8 mi)
Memorial Trail (0.6 mi)
Hammer Time (Outer Loop) (0.5 mi)
Hammer Time (Inner Loop) (0.4 mi)
South Park Loop (0.3 mi)
Optional Connector (0.3 mi)
Hammer Time Connector (0.3 mi)

City of Midland:

South Loop (4.8 mi)
Gnu Loop (3.1 mi)
North Loop (2.8 mi)
Frog Holler (1.1 mi)
North Loop Alternate (0.2 mi)
South Loop Connector (0.2 mi)
Classic Cross-country Skiing Path (0.2 mi)
North to South Connector (0.1 mi)

Bridgeport Township, Saginaw County:

Iron Belle Trail (9.3 mi)

Frankenmuth Township, Saginaw County:

Iron Belle Trail (8.2 mi)

Kochville Township, Saginaw County:

Kochville Township Non-Motorized Pathway (4.0 mi)
SVSU Path (1.9 mi)
Kochville Township Pathway (1.8 mi)
Non-Motorized Pathway (0.3 mi)

Michigan DNR, Wildlife Division:

South Park Loop (1.9 mi)
South Park (1.5 mi)
Crazy Horse Connector (0.8 mi)
Connector (0.5 mi)
Old Al (0.2 mi)
Bay-Zil Trail Access (0.1 mi)
South Park Connector (under 0.1 mi)

City of Saginaw:

Iron Belle Trail (4.0 mi)

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service:

Ferguson Bayou Trail (east) (1.7 mi)
Ferguson Bayou Trail (north) (1.3 mi)
Ferguson Bayou Trail (south) (0.5 mi)

City of Bay City:

Bangor Railtrail to Bay City State Recreation Area (3.3 mi)
Bay City Riverwalk/ Railtrail Network (0.2 mi)

Frankenlust Township, Bay County:

Bay to Ziliwaukee Rail Trail (Bay County Line to Middle Ground Island) (3.4 mi)

City of Harrison:

Phelps Nature Trail (1.2 mi)

Spaulding Township, Saginaw County:

Iron Belle Trail (1.1 mi)

Saginaw city of:

Iron Belle Trail (0.7 mi)

City of Gladwin:

Riverwalk Trail (0.2 mi)

Saginaw Township, Saginaw County:

Cobblestone Pointe Pedestrian Foot Path (under 0.1 mi)

Private land or a nonprofit: the owner decides (17, 54 mi)

Private owner:

Pere Marquette Rail Trail (21.3 mi)

Mid Michigan Community College:

Blue Trail (9.2 mi)
Pink Trail (1.9 mi)
Yellow Trail (1.4 mi)
Green Trail (1.1 mi)
Red Trail (1.1 mi)
Brown Trail (0.9 mi)
OrangeTrail (0.6 mi)
Black Trail (0.5 mi)

Tribal land (PAD-US):

Pere Marquette Rail Trail (8.3 mi)

Consumers Energy:

Saginaw Township Path (1.8 mi)
Thomas Township Trail (1.8 mi)
Kochville Township Pathway (1.6 mi)
Tittabawassee Township Path (0.7 mi)
Kochville Township Non-Motorized Pathway (0.4 mi)

Chippewa Nature Center Inc:

Chippewa Trail (0.9 mi)

Consumers Energy Company:

Zilwaukee Pathway (0.2 mi)

Local rule could not be read (45, 68 mi)

Saginaw County:

Harger Line Rail Trail (9.1 mi)
Saginaw Valley Rail Trail (2.4 mi)

Seville Township, Gratiot County:

Fred Meijer Heartland Trail (8.7 mi)

Gladwin County:

Tough Nuts (1.6 mi)
Skunk Valley (1.2 mi)
Rick's Revenge (0.9 mi)
Cut Your Bars (0.9 mi)
Tilt (0.8 mi)
Snidley Whiplash (0.8 mi)
Troll Stroll (0.7 mi)
They Paved Paradise (0.4 mi)
Shangri-La (0.2 mi)
Flowtopia (0.2 mi)
Down By The River (0.1 mi)

Bay County:

Bay County Riverwalk Trail (5.2 mi)
Iron Belle Trail (1.8 mi)
Hampton Township Nature Trail (0.8 mi)

Saginaw County Parks and Recreation:

Saginaw Valley Rail Trail (7.5 mi)

Emerson Township, Gratiot County:

Mid-Michigan Community Pathway (6.6 mi)

Midland County:

Single Track MTB (2.3 mi)
Grassmere Shoreline (0.9 mi)
Elliott's Loop (0.5 mi)
Skating Trail & Mud Creek Loop (0.3 mi)
Salt River Loop (0.3 mi)
Elliott's Loop & Evacuation Trail (0.3 mi)
Loggers Flats (0.2 mi)
Skating Trail (0.2 mi)
Oxbow Flat (0.2 mi)
Skating Trail & Elliott's Loop (0.1 mi)
Service Drive (0.1 mi)
Riverside Ravine (0.1 mi)
Pine Haven Connector Trail (0.1 mi)
Mud Creek Loop (0.1 mi)
Skating Trail/Mud Creek Loop/Grassmere Shoreline (under 0.1 mi)

City of Ithaca:

Jailhouse Trail 4.5mi (4.5 mi)

James Township, Saginaw County:

Saginaw Valley Rail Trail (1.6 mi)
Thomas Township Trail (0.5 mi)

Zilwaukee Township, Saginaw County:

Iron Belle Trail (2.0 mi)

Frankenlust Township, Bay County:

Frankenlust Township Nature Park Trail (1.1 mi)

Tittabawassee Township, Saginaw County:

Tittabawasee Township Path (0.9 mi)
Unnamed trails (under 0.1 mi)

Grant Township, Clare County:

Pere Marquette State Trail (0.7 mi)

Jerome Township, Midland County:

Pine Haven Connector Trail (0.5 mi)

City of Galdwin:

Riverwalk Trail (0.5 mi)

Midland Township, Midland County:

Chippewa Trail (0.1 mi)

Manager not on record (1, 7 mi)

Not on record:

Mid Michigan Community Pathway (7.2 mi)

Flint, the Thumb and Port Huron

The Thumb is a region of rail-trails whose managers are townships and counties, so most of it is gray. The region's 150 mapped miles lie in Genesee, Huron, Lapeer, Sanilac, Shiawassee, St. Clair and Tuscola. The Polly Ann State Rail Trail and the Fred Meijer Clinton-Ionia-Shiawassee State Trail take Class 1 by DNR order.

The Southern Links Trailway and the Wadhams to Avoca Trail sit with townships whose rules are unread or whose trails have no recorded surface, so confirm locally before you ride.

The Flint River Trail crosses several managers: the City of Flint's code lets a bicycle or other conveyance operate in a park only "in areas duly designated by the Department" of Parks and Recreation, so its park stretches are gray with both texts printed, and the county's stretches are unread or have no recorded surface. Flushing's ordinance closes its linear trails to every class.

Trail	Managed by	Miles	E-bikes
Polly Ann State Rail Trail (also in Detroit and the Metro Counties)	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	17.8	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Iron Belle Trail	Southern Links Trailway Management Council	9.0	Local rule could not be read
Iron Belle Trail	Tuscola Township, Tuscola County	7.9	Unsettled
Fred Meijer Clinton Ionia Shiawassee CIS State Trail (also in Grand Rapids and West Michigan and Lansing and Mid-Michigan)	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	7.7	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Wadhams to Avoca Trail	Kenockee Township, St. Clair County	6.6	Unsettled
Iron Belle Trail	City of Flint	5.6	Class 1 only
Flint River Trail	City of Flint	5.0	Unsettled
Flint River Trail	Genesee County	4.1	Local rule could not be read
Bridge to Bay Trail	China Township, St. Clair County	4.1	Class 1 only
Wadhams to Avoca Trail	Kimball Township, St. Clair County	3.6	Local rule could not be read
Bridge to Bay Trail	East China Township, St. Clair County	3.1	Unsettled
Trolley Line Trail	Consumers Energy	3.1	Private land or a nonprofit: the owner decides

Every mapped trail in Flint, the Thumb and Port Huron (83 trails, 150 mi), by e-bike rule

Class 1 only (26, 62 mi)

Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division:

Polly Ann State Rail Trail (also in Detroit and the Metro Counties) (17.8 mi here)
Fred Meijer Clinton Ionia Shiawassee CIS State Trail (also in Grand Rapids and West Michigan and Lansing and Mid-Michigan) (7.7 mi here)
Sleeper Deer Run Trail (2.0 mi)
Lakeport Hiking And Mountain Biking Trail (1.9 mi)
Algonac Bridge to Bay Trail (1.9 mi)
Sleeper Candlestick Trail (0.7 mi)
Sleeper Old Dunes Trail (0.6 mi)
Sleeper Huron Trail (0.5 mi)

City of Flint:

Iron Belle Trail (5.6 mi)
Flint River Trail (1.9 mi)
Genesee Valley Trail (1.6 mi)
Applewood Trail (0.8 mi)
Kettering Gateway Trail (0.7 mi)
Kearsley Park Trail (0.3 mi)

China Township, St. Clair County:

Bridge to Bay Trail (4.1 mi)

Flint Township, Genesee County:

Genesee Valley Trail (3.0 mi)

City of Clio:

Pine Run Pathway (1.5 mi)
George Atkin Jr. Recreational Trail (0.8 mi)

City of St. Clair:

Bridge to Bay Trail (1.9 mi)

Arcadia Township, Lapeer County:

Polly Ann Trail (1.9 mi)

City of Harbor Beach:

Harbor View Trail (1.5 mi)

City of Swartz Creek:

Genesee Valley Trail (1.3 mi)

Vienna Township, Genesee County:

Pine Run Pathway (0.9 mi)
Bernie Borden Memorial Overpass (0.1 mi)

Port Huron Township, St. Clair County:

Wadhams to Avoca Trail (0.6 mi)

City of Algonac:

Bay Trail (0.1 mi)

Closed to e-bikes (1, 1 mi)

City of Flushing:

Flushing River Trail (0.9 mi)

Unsettled (27, 45 mi)

City of Lapeer:

South Loop (1.6 mi)
Cemetery Loop (1.6 mi)
Osprey Trail (1.0 mi)
Red-Tail Loop (1.0 mi)
Lost Knob (0.9 mi)
Thumb Loop (0.7 mi)
Hetisch Loop (0.6 mi)
Demille Bowl (0.5 mi)
Entrance Connector (0.5 mi)
Tech Loop (0.2 mi)
Beaver Tail (0.1 mi)
Demille Overpass Link (0.1 mi)
Kits Loop (under 0.1 mi)

Tuscola Township, Tuscola County:

Iron Belle Trail (7.9 mi)

Kenockee Township, St. Clair County:

Wadhams to Avoca Trail (6.6 mi)

City of Flint:

Flint River Trail (5.0 mi)
Applewood Trail (0.7 mi)
Genesee Valley Trail (0.7 mi)

Genesee County Parks and Recreation:

Iron Belle Trail (3.0 mi)
Flint River Trail (Genesee Rd. to Irish Rd.) (1.7 mi)
Flint River Trail (Irish Rd. to Richfield County Park) (1.2 mi)

East China Township, St. Clair County:

Bridge to Bay Trail (3.1 mi)

Clyde Township, St. Clair County:

Mountain Bike Trail (2.3 mi)
Unimproved Trail (0.4 mi)
Canoe/Kayak Trail (0.2 mi)

City of Grand Blanc:

Iron Belle Trail (2.2 mi)

Genesee County:

Iron Belle Trail (1.6 mi)

Private land or a nonprofit: the owner decides (2, 4 mi)

Consumers Energy:

Trolley Line Trail (3.1 mi)

Private owner (PAD-US):

Flint River Trail (0.9 mi)

Local rule could not be read (31, 38 mi)

Southern Links Trailway Management Council:

Iron Belle Trail (9.0 mi)

Grand Blanc Township, Genesee County:

Bicentennial Park Pathway (2.7 mi)
Grand Blanc Road Pathway (2.4 mi)

Huron County:

Loop Three (1.0 mi)
Loop Two (0.7 mi)
Loop Four (0.6 mi)
Pine Trail (0.4 mi)
Oak Trail (0.4 mi)
Loop Five (0.4 mi)
Maple Trail (0.4 mi)
Loop One (0.4 mi)
Cedar Trail (0.2 mi)

Genesee County:

Flint River Trail (4.1 mi)
Flushing River Trail (0.5 mi)

Kimball Township, St. Clair County:

Wadhams to Avoca Trail (3.6 mi)

Fort Gratiot Township, St. Clair County:

Fort Gratiot Bike Path (2.6 mi)

Clyde Township, St. Clair County:

Wadhams to Avoca Trail (1.6 mi)

Marathon Township, Lapeer County:

Southern Links Trailway (1.4 mi)

City of Vassar:

Vassar Rail Trail (1.0 mi)

Michigan Department of Environmental Quality:

Fort Gratiot Bike Path (0.7 mi)

Genesee Township, Genesee County:

Flint River Trail (0.7 mi)

City of Owosso:

Owosso Riverwalk (0.6 mi)

City of Schwartz Creek:

Genesee Valley Trail (0.6 mi)

Village of Pigeon:

Scheurer Path to Fitness (0.5 mi)

Tuscola County:

Harger Line Rail Trail (0.4 mi)

Village of Otter Lake:

Southern Links Trailway (0.3 mi)

City of Davidson:

Blue Trail Loop (0.2 mi)

Millington Township, Tuscola County:

Southern Links Trailway (0.2 mi)

Kenockee Township, St. Clair County:

Wadhams to Avoca Trail (0.1 mi)

Flushing Township, Genesee County:

Flushing River Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Richfield Township, Genesee County:

Flint River Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Lansing and Mid-Michigan

Lansing and Mid-Michigan bike trails map colored by e-bike access: green trails take Class 1, 2 and 3, blue Class 1 and 2 only, amber Class 1 only, dashed red are closed, gray are unsettled, unread, private or have no manager on record

In the Lansing area the state trails are Class 1 and the cities' own codes are the open question. The region's 142 mapped miles lie in Clinton, Eaton and Ingham. The Fred Meijer Clinton-Ionia-Shiawassee State Trail and the Sleepy Hollow State Park trails take Class 1 by DNR order.

Lansing's code bars "power-driven" vehicles from park footpaths without defining the term, which leaves the River Trail gray, and Delhi Township's code bars "any motor vehicle or other motorized conveyance or device" from its nonmotorized pathways. Meridian Township's parks chapter defines a motor vehicle as any vehicle self-propelled by any means except one moved exclusively by human power, which leaves its parks gray.

Trail	Managed by	Miles	E-bikes
Fred Meijer Clinton Ionia Shiawassee CIS State Trail (also in Grand Rapids and West Michigan and Flint, the Thumb and Port Huron)	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	23.9	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Sleepy Hollow Hike and Bike Trail	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	15.7	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Lansing River Trail	City of Lansing	7.6	Unsettled
Leslie-Onondaga Urban Trail	Onondaga Township, Ingham County	6.7	Local rule could not be read
South Lansing Pathway	City of Lansing	4.6	Unsettled
Mike Levine Lakelands Trail State Park (also in Ann Arbor, Jackson and the Southeast)	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	4.2	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Northern Tier Trail	City of East Lansing	3.8	Class 1 only
Sleepy Hollow Horse Trail	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	3.1	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Ram Trail	Delhi Township, Ingham County	2.7	Unsettled
Sycamore Trail	Delhi Township, Ingham County	2.6	Unsettled
Paul Henry - Thornapple Trail	Eaton County Parks	2.5	Local rule could not be read
Green Loop South	Charter Township, Eaton County	2.2	Local rule could not be read

Every mapped trail in Lansing and Mid-Michigan (131 trails, 142 mi), by e-bike rule

Class 1 only (16, 58 mi)

Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division:

Fred Meijer Clinton Ionia Shiawassee CIS State Trail (also in Grand Rapids and West Michigan and Flint, the Thumb and Port Huron) (23.9 mi here)
Sleepy Hollow Hike and Bike Trail (15.7 mi)
Mike Levine Lakelands Trail State Park (also in Ann Arbor, Jackson and the Southeast) (4.2 mi here)
Sleepy Hollow Horse Trail (3.1 mi)
Iron Belle Trail (under 0.1 mi)

City of East Lansing:

Northern Tier Trail (3.8 mi)
Lansing River Trail (0.6 mi)
Library Pedestrian Bridge (under 0.1 mi)

Meridian Township, Ingham County:

Interurban Pathway (1.8 mi)
Hartrick Trail (1.2 mi)
MSU to Lake Lansing Trail (0.8 mi)
Okemos Preserve Private Path (0.1 mi)

City of Grand Ledge:

Wide Walk (1.8 mi)
Riverwalk Trail (0.2 mi)

Village of Stockbridge:

Veterans Memorial Park Walk (0.2 mi)
Iron Belle Trail (0.2 mi)

Unsettled (74, 54 mi)

City of Lansing:

Lansing River Trail (7.6 mi)
Unnamed trails (6.0 mi, 3 stretches)
South Lansing Pathway (4.6 mi)
Bear Lake Pathway (1.4 mi)
Bancroft Park Trail (0.9 mi)
Corporate Research Pathway (0.7 mi)
Eastside Connector (0.6 mi)
Fenner Pathway (0.5 mi)
Maple Grove Loop (0.1 mi)
Oak Ridge Trail (0.1 mi)
Sycamore Trail / Lansing River Trail (0.1 mi)
Hartrick Trail (0.1 mi)

Delhi Township, Ingham County:

Ram Trail (2.7 mi)
Sycamore Trail (2.6 mi)
Valhalla Trail (1.2 mi)
Looman's Run (0.6 mi)
Swamp Thing (0.6 mi)
Lollipop Island (0.5 mi)
River Trail (0.4 mi)
Annie's Playhouse (0.4 mi)
River Twists (0.4 mi)
Frank's Stein Blue Maze (0.4 mi)
Farm Lane (0.3 mi)
Red Route 1 (0.3 mi)
Forest Hump (0.3 mi)
Rattlesnake (0.3 mi)
Pines (0.3 mi)
Sycamore Trail / Lansing River Trail (0.3 mi)
South Lansing Pathway (0.3 mi)
Heron Pond (0.3 mi)
Dirt School (0.2 mi)
Randy's Blue Maze (0.2 mi)
Kentaro's Monster (0.2 mi)
Blue Moon (0.2 mi)
High Banks (0.2 mi)
Nathan Dynamite (0.2 mi)
Hansen's BeBop (0.1 mi)
Green Maze (0.1 mi)
Along The Edge (0.1 mi)
Green Cut (0.1 mi)
Green Maze 2 (under 0.1 mi)

City of Charlotte:

The Gully (1.8 mi)
Jungle 1 (1.1 mi)
The Pines (1.0 mi)
Jungle 2 (1.0 mi)
Hardwoods (0.9 mi)
Northshore (0.6 mi)
North Shore (0.4 mi)

Aurelius Township, Ingham County:

River Trail (1.2 mi)
Meadow Trail (1.2 mi)
The Bob Supremacy (0.7 mi)
Gehl's Ghost (0.5 mi)
Glorious Poperds (0.5 mi)
Serenity (0.3 mi)
Remember Me (0.2 mi)
Timinator (0.2 mi)
Dragonball Run (0.2 mi)
Peppermint Creek (0.2 mi)
Bullfrog (0.1 mi)
Heckboy (0.1 mi)
Smokey & the Bandits (0.1 mi)
Blue Cut (under 0.1 mi)

Meridian Township, Ingham County:

MSU to Lake Lansing Trail (1.3 mi)
Beech Tree Loop (0.8 mi)
White Spruce Loop (0.5 mi)
Eastgate Connection (0.4 mi)
Deer Run (0.2 mi)

Michigan DNR:

Hike/Bike Trail (1.1 mi)
Hike/Bike/Horse Trail (0.3 mi)
Island Loop (0.1 mi)

City of Grand Ledge:

Riverwalk Trail (0.3 mi)
Memorial Tree Trail (0.1 mi)

Private land or a nonprofit: the owner decides (3, 1 mi)

Lansing School District:

Ryan's Loop (0.8 mi)
Unnamed trails (0.2 mi)

Private owner (PAD-US):

Hawk Hollow Drive (under 0.1 mi)

Local rule could not be read (39, 28 mi)

Ingham Conservation District:

Bluebird Wing (0.7 mi)
Prairie Time (0.7 mi)
Dogwood (0.7 mi)
Mud Creek (0.6 mi)
Boulders & Flow (0.6 mi)
Thru the Hawthorns (0.6 mi)
Hawley Flats (0.5 mi)
Maple Rows (0.4 mi)
The North Pine Grind (0.4 mi)
Sandhill Crank (0.4 mi)
Pheasant Gates (0.4 mi)
Wood Duck Watch (0.4 mi)
Buffalo Hil (0.3 mi)
Homestead (0.3 mi)
Artesian Well Pump Challenge Line (0.3 mi)
Farm Lane (0.2 mi)
Over the Dam (under 0.1 mi)

Onondaga Township, Ingham County:

Leslie-Onondaga Urban Trail (6.7 mi)

Charter Township, Eaton County:

Green Loop South (2.2 mi)
Red Loop (1.9 mi)
Blue Loop (0.9 mi)
Green Loop North (0.4 mi)
Playground (0.2 mi)
Roller Loop (0.1 mi)
Loop back to Playground (0.1 mi)
Blue Shortcut (under 0.1 mi)
Red Return Loop (under 0.1 mi)

Eaton County Parks:

Paul Henry - Thornapple Trail (2.5 mi)

Benton Township, Eaton County:

Unnamed trails (1.1 mi)
Fox Park Mountain Bike Trail (1.1 mi)
Fence Line (0.2 mi)

Ingham County:

Lansing River Trail (1.2 mi)
Glorious Poperds (0.4 mi)
T-Bird (0.2 mi)
Green Maze 2 (under 0.1 mi)
Meadow Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Lansing Township, Ingham County:

Lansing River Trail (0.7 mi)
Groesbeck Park Drain Trail (0.4 mi)

Meridiam Township, Ingham County:

Hartrick Trail (0.3 mi)

Manager not on record (1, 1 mi)

Not on record:

Northern Tier Trail (0.9 mi)

Kalamazoo and Southwest Michigan

Kalamazoo and Southwest Michigan bike trails map colored by e-bike access: green trails take Class 1, 2 and 3, blue Class 1 and 2 only, amber Class 1 only, dashed red are closed, gray are unsettled, unread, private or have no manager on record

The Southwest's anchor is the Kal-Haven Trail, a state trail that takes Class 1. The region's 219 mapped miles lie in Berrien, Branch, Calhoun, Cass, Kalamazoo, St. Joseph and Van Buren, and the Kal-Haven shares them with the Van Buren Trail and the Fort Custer Recreation Area trails, all under Order 5.27.

Several city and township trails here are gray. The Battle Creek Linear Path is gray with both texts printed, because the city's code bars any "vehicle" not moved exclusively by human power from its Linear Park pathways and its page says no motor vehicles. Parts of the Kalamazoo River Valley Trail and the Indiana-Michigan River Valley Trail sit with townships whose rules were not found, and the North Country Trail through Battle Creek is closed.

Trail	Managed by	Miles	E-bikes
Kal Haven Trail State Park	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	33.8	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Fort Custer Yellow Red Green Trails	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	17.9	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Van Buren Trail State Park	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	13.8	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Battle Creek Linear Path	City of Battle Creek	8.3	Unsettled
Warnaar Trail	Fabius Township, St. Joseph County	8.0	Local rule could not be read
TK Lawless MTB Trail - Big Dipper	Cass County	5.1	Closed to e-bikes
Lakeview Trail	Benton Township, Berrien County	4.6	Local rule could not be read
Fort Custer Blue Trail	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	4.2	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Indiana-Michigan River Valley Trail	Niles Township, Berrien County	4.2	Local rule could not be read
Maple Hill Mountain Bike Trail	Cooper Township, Kalamazoo County	4.2	Local rule could not be read
Kalamazoo River Valley Trail	Cooper Township, Kalamazoo County	4.1	Local rule could not be read
Iron Belle Trail	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	3.9	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit

Every mapped trail in Kalamazoo and Southwest Michigan (98 trails, 219 mi), by e-bike rule

Class 1 only (26, 111 mi)

Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division:

Kal Haven Trail State Park (33.8 mi)
Fort Custer Yellow Red Green Trails (17.9 mi)
Van Buren Trail State Park (13.8 mi)
Fort Custer Blue Trail (4.2 mi)
Iron Belle Trail (3.9 mi, 2 stretches)
Kalamazoo River Valley Trail (2.9 mi)
Van Buren Spur Trail (2.5 mi)

City of Portage:

Portage Bicentennial Trail (3.5 mi)
Portage Bikeway (3.4 mi)
Portage Bike Way (2.5 mi)
Shaver Road Bikeway Trail (2.1 mi)
Millennium Trail (0.8 mi)
Austin Ct to E. Shore Drive Connection (under 0.1 mi)

Comstock Township, Kalamazoo County:

Kalamazoo River Valley Trail (3.8 mi)
Iron Belle Trail (1.8 mi)

City of Kalamazoo:

Kalamazoo River Valley Trail (3.2 mi)
Spring Valley Park Trail (0.9 mi)

Village of Vicksburg:

Village of Vicksburg Shared Use Railtrail Kalamazoo Co (3.4 mi)

City of St. Joseph:

Howard Family Recreational Trail (1.8 mi)
Long Loop / Edgewater Trail (0.7 mi)
Long Loop / Harbor Shores Trail / Edgewater Trail (0.2 mi)

Village of Grand Beach:

Marquette Greenway (1.3 mi)

New Buffalo Township, Berrien County:

Marquette Greenway (0.9 mi)

Emmett Township, Calhoun County:

Calhoun County Trailway (0.8 mi)

City of New Buffalo:

Marquette Greenway (0.3 mi)

Closed to e-bikes (10, 18 mi)

Cass County:

TK Lawless MTB Trail - Big Dipper (5.1 mi)
TK Lawless MTB Trail - Little Dipper (3.3 mi)
Paved (Easy) (0.8 mi)
Scenic View & Bridges (Intermediate) (0.6 mi)
Loop Trail (Intermediate) (0.5 mi)
TK Lawless MTB Trail (0.1 mi)
TK Lawless MTB Trail - East Access (0.1 mi)

City of Battle Creek:

North Country Trail (3.8 mi)

City of Albion:

North Country Trail (2.6 mi)

City of Homer:

North Country Trail (1.3 mi)

Unsettled (19, 25 mi)

City of Battle Creek:

Battle Creek Linear Path (8.3 mi)
Battle Creek Linear Park (0.5 mi)

City of Kalamazoo:

Atwater Trail (2.3 mi)
Texas Township Trail (1.8 mi)
Lookout Trail (1.7 mi)
Moab Trail (1.7 mi)
Mandala Trail (0.2 mi)
Private Trail (0.1 mi)

Emmett Township, Calhoun County:

Calhoun County Trailway (2.6 mi)

Charleston Township, Kalamazoo County:

Historic Trail (2.3 mi)
Red Trail (0.3 mi)
Blue Loop (B5 to B10) (under 0.1 mi)

City of Niles Parks and Recreation Board:

Indiana-Michigan River Valley Trail (1.1 mi)

Texas Township, Kalamazoo County:

Texas Township Trail (0.8 mi)

City of Niles:

Indiana-Michigan River Valley Trail (0.8 mi)

City of Kalamazoo Parks and Recreation:

Kalamazoo River Valley Trail (0.4 mi)

City of Portage Bldg Authority:

Bishops Bog Trail (0.1 mi)

Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division:

Van Buren Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Calhoun County:

Calhoun County Trailway (under 0.1 mi)

Private land or a nonprofit: the owner decides (2, 1 mi)

Kellogg Community College;City of Battle Creek:

Battle Creek Linear Park (1.0 mi)

Western Michigan University:

Unnamed trails (0.2 mi)

Local rule could not be read (44, 64 mi)

Benton Township, Berrien County:

Lakeview Trail (4.6 mi)
Long Loop / Harbor Shores Trail (2.4 mi)
West Loop Lakeview Trail (2.0 mi)
Lakeview Trail (Intermediate) (0.5 mi)
Connector (0.4 mi)

Oronoko Township, Berrien County:

Blue Trail (2.4 mi)
Orange Trail (2.3 mi)
Pink Trail (1.6 mi)
Green Trail (1.2 mi)
Red Trail (1.2 mi)

Cooper Township, Kalamazoo County:

Maple Hill Mountain Bike Trail (4.2 mi)
Kalamazoo River Valley Trail (4.1 mi)

Fabius Township, St. Joseph County:

Warnaar Trail (8.0 mi)
Skills Loop (0.2 mi)
Kids Loop (under 0.1 mi)

Chikaming Township, Berrien County:

Loop 3 (3.6 mi)
Loop 1 (1.7 mi)
Loop 2 (0.7 mi)
Loop 2&3 (0.2 mi)

Berrien County:

Green Trail (2.0 mi)
Creek Trail (1.5 mi)
Bike Trail (1.4 mi)
Marsh Trail (0.2 mi)

City of Benton Harbor:

Long Loop / Harbor Shores Trail (1.4 mi)
Long Loop (0.9 mi)
Harbor Shores Trail (0.7 mi)
Seasonal Trail (0.6 mi)
Long Loop / River Trail (0.6 mi)
Long Loop / Beach Loop (0.5 mi)

Niles Township, Berrien County:

Indiana-Michigan River Valley Trail (4.2 mi)

Kalamazoo Township, Kalamazoo County:

Kalamazoo River Valley Trail (2.0 mi)

Calhoun County:

Calhoun County Trailway (1.8 mi)

City of South Haven:

Great Lake To Lake Trail (1.0 mi)
Iron Belle Trail (0.5 mi)

Oshtemo Township, Kalamazoo County:

Stratford Hills Community Nature Trail (0.6 mi)

Charleston Township, Kalamazoo County:

Equestrian Trail / Reese Road (0.5 mi)

City of Portage Bldg Authority:

Bishops Bog Trail (0.4 mi)

River Villa Township, Kalamazoo County:

Iron Belle Trail (0.4 mi)

Niles Parks and Recreation Board Township, Berrien County:

Indiana-Michigan River Valley Trail (0.3 mi)

City of Buchanan:

McCoy Creek Trail (0.3 mi)

City of Albion:

Albion River Trail (0.3 mi)

Alamo Township, Kalamazoo County:

Kal-Haven Trail (0.2 mi)

City of Parchment:

Kalamazoo River Valley Trail (0.1 mi)

Michigan Department of Environmental Quality:

Harbor Shores Trail (0.1 mi)

Ann Arbor, Jackson and the Southeast

Ann Arbor, Jackson and the Southeast bike trails map colored by e-bike access: green trails take Class 1, 2 and 3, blue Class 1 and 2 only, amber Class 1 only, dashed red are closed, gray are unsettled, unread, private or have no manager on record

Southeast of Lansing the Lakelands Trail and the Border-to-Border Trail carry Class 1. The region's 324 mapped miles lie in Hillsdale, Jackson, Lenawee, Livingston, Monroe and Washtenaw. The Mike Levine Lakelands Trail State Park and the DNR's Pinckney, Waterloo and Island Lake trails take Class 1 by order, and the Washtenaw County Parks commission says Class 1 e-bikes are typically allowed on its Border-to-Border Trail.

The posted rules on the Falling Waters Trail say "Vehicles: Non-Motorized Usage only" and name no e-bike, so the trail is gray with both texts printed. Ypsilanti Township's natural-surface park trails are closed to your e-bike. Green Oak Township's code bars "all motorized vehicles" from its pathways without naming e-bikes, so those stay gray.

Trail	Managed by	Miles	E-bikes
Mike Levine Lakelands Trail State Park (also in Lansing and Mid-Michigan)	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	28.4	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Border To Border Trail Huron River Greenway	Washtenaw County	12.1	Class 1 only
Iron Belle Trail	Friends of the Falling Water Trail	11.7	Unsettled
Pinckney Waterloo Pinckney Trail	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	11.0	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Brighton Murray Lake Trail	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	10.6	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Pinckney Potawatomi Trail	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	9.5	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Iron Belle Trail	Washtenaw County	9.2	Class 1 only
Island Lake Blue Trail	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	9.1	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Kiwanis Trail Adrian To South Of Tecumseh	Lenawee County	8.8	Local rule could not be read
Border To Border Trail Dexter Chelsea Rd From N Dancer Rd To City of Chelsea	Washtenaw County	7.7	Class 1 only
Waterloo DTE Energy Foundation Trail Winn Loop	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	7.3	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Sterling Marsh Trail	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	6.7	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit

Every mapped trail in Ann Arbor, Jackson and the Southeast (206 trails, 324 mi), by e-bike rule

Class 1, 2 and 3 (2, 1 mi)

City of Monroe:

River Raisin Heritage Trail (0.6 mi)
Riverwalk (0.5 mi)

Class 1 and 2 (1, 4 mi)

Huron-Clinton Metroparks:

Dexter-Hudson Mills Washtenaw B2B Trail Section (4.3 mi)

Class 1 only (83, 200 mi)

Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division:

Mike Levine Lakelands Trail State Park (also in Lansing and Mid-Michigan) (28.4 mi here)
Pinckney Waterloo Pinckney Trail (11.0 mi)
Brighton Murray Lake Trail (10.6 mi)
Pinckney Potawatomi Trail (9.5 mi)
Island Lake Blue Trail (9.1 mi)
Waterloo DTE Energy Foundation Trail Winn Loop (7.3 mi)
Sterling Marsh Trail (6.7 mi)
Island Lake Yellow Trail (5.3 mi)
Brighton Torn Shirt Mountain Bike Trail (5.2 mi)
Waterloo DTE Energy Foundation Trail Green Lake Loop (4.9 mi)
Waterloo DTE Energy Foundation Trail Big Kame Loop (4.5 mi)
Pinckney Crooked Lake Trail (3.8 mi)
Island Lake Paved Trail (also in Detroit and the Metro Counties) (3.6 mi here)
Waterloo Bicycle Trails (3.4 mi)
Pinckney Silver Lake Trail (2.0 mi)
Brighton Appleton Lake Mountain Bike Trail (1.9 mi)
Border To Border Trail N Territorial Rd to Jackson CL (1.5 mi)
Hayes Red and Blue Trail (0.8 mi)
Pinckney Losee Lake Trail (0.4 mi)
Pinckney Yellow Trail (under 0.1 mi)
Brighton Penosha Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Washtenaw County:

Border To Border Trail Huron River Greenway (12.1 mi)
Iron Belle Trail (9.2 mi)
Border To Border Trail Dexter Chelsea Rd From N Dancer Rd To City of Chelsea (7.7 mi)
Rolling Hills MTB Trail (4.0 mi)
Border To Border Trail N Territorial Rd to Jackson CL (3.2 mi)
Fitness Trail (1.4 Miles) (1.4 mi)
Border To Border Trail Gallup Park (1.3 mi)
Blue Loop trail (1.2 mi)
Outer Loop (Blue Trail) (1.0 mi)
Red Loop Trail (1.0 mi)
Border To Border Trail Dexter Huron Metropark To Delhi Metropark (1.0 mi)
Yellow Loop Trail (0.6 mi)
Inner Loop (Yellow Trail) (0.3 mi)
Bemis Road Connector (0.2 mi)
Sassafras Trail (0.2 mi)
Legacy Trail (0.1 mi)
Woodland Trail (0.1 mi)

Pittsfield Township, Washtenaw County:

Platt Road Greenway (3.1 mi)
Lohr-Textile Greenway I (2.3 mi)
Lohr-Textile Greenway II (1.8 mi)
Platt-Textile Greenway (1.1 mi)
Michigan Avenue Connector (0.9 mi)
Northridge - Big Sky Cut (0.1 mi)

City of Jackson:

Iron Belle Trail (5.7 mi)
Martin Luther King Equality Trail (0.6 mi)
Inter-City Trail (0.5 mi)

City of Ann Arbor:

Miller Bikeway (1.7 mi)
Division Street Bikeway (0.8 mi)
Catherine Street Cycletrack (0.4 mi)
Eisenhower-Oakbrook-Cranbrook Pathway (0.4 mi)
Wolverine Way (0.4 mi)
Miller/Catherine Bikeway (0.3 mi)
Gallup Park Pathway (0.3 mi)
Dhu Varren Paved path (0.3 mi)
Barton-Bandemer boardwalk (0.3 mi)
Allen Creek Urban Trail (0.2 mi)
Runnymede - Pauline Cut (0.2 mi)
Barton-Argo Loop Trail (0.1 mi)
Lawton - Morehead Cut (0.1 mi)
First Street Bikeway (0.1 mi)
Village Oaks - Chaucer Cut (0.1 mi)
South Maple to Dicken Cut (0.1 mi)
Bluffs Nature Area connector (0.1 mi)
South Seventh to Wembly Court Cut (0.1 mi)
William Street Bikeway (under 0.1 mi)
B2B Trail (under 0.1 mi)
Hoyt G. Post Trail (under 0.1 mi)

City of Hillsdale:

Baw Beese Trail (5.2 mi)
Kiwanas Baw Beese Trail (0.7 mi)

Monroe Township, Monroe County:

Monroe Loop Trail (2.4 mi)

City of Adrian:

Kiwanis Trail (0.9 mi)

City of Hudson:

Murdock Trail (0.6 mi)
Bean Creek Trail (0.2 mi)
South Trail (0.2 mi)

City of Saline:

Saline River Valley Trail (0.9 mi)

City of Dexter:

Mill Creek Trail (0.7 mi)

Blackman Township, Jackson County:

Lakelands Trail State Park (0.7 mi)

City of Chelsea:

Chelsea Community Wellness Path (0.4 mi)

Ann Arbor Township, Washtenaw County:

Huron River Greenway B2B (0.3 mi)
Gallup Park Pathway (under 0.1 mi)

City of Ypsilanti:

Huron River Greenway B2B (0.2 mi)

Village of Dexter:

B2B Trail (Dexter-Hudson Mills Section) (0.1 mi)

Closed to e-bikes (23, 15 mi)

City of Ann Arbor:

Woods Trail (1.2 mi)
Barton Nature Area Trails (1.0 mi)
Plateau Trail (0.6 mi)
Central Trail (0.5 mi)
Pond Trail (0.4 mi)
Cedar Bend Nature Path (0.3 mi)
Kuebler South Creek (0.3 mi)
Kuebler Ridge (0.3 mi)
Perimeter Trail (0.3 mi)
Eberwhite Woods Trail (0.3 mi)
Kuebler North Creek (0.3 mi)
Kuebler Prairie (0.2 mi)
Bluff Trail (0.2 mi)
Unnamed trails (0.1 mi)
Allen Creek Urban Trail (0.1 mi)
Entrance Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Ypsilanti Township, Washtenaw County:

Yellow Trail (Central Loop) (2.1 mi)
Red Trail (East Loop) (1.4 mi)
Main Path (1.0 mi)
Orange Loop (0.4 mi)
Yellow Trail (South Loop) (0.3 mi)

City of Monroe:

Red Loop (1.9 mi)
Orange Loop (1.4 mi)

Unsettled (66, 57 mi)

Huron-Clinton Metroparks:

Acorn Nature Trail (1.7 mi)
Maltby Vista (1.6 mi)
Cedar Trace (1.6 mi)
Moraine Fen (1.5 mi)
Beech Alley (1.3 mi)
Bucks Run (1.0 mi)
Coyote Run (1.0 mi)
Hidden Lake Bend (0.7 mi)
Beech Alley - Moraine Fen (0.7 mi)
Oak Hills (0.7 mi)
Cedar Trace-Maltby Vista (0.2 mi)
Cross Country Race (0.1 mi)
Acorn Nature Trail Shortcut (0.1 mi)

Friends of the Falling Water Trail:

Iron Belle Trail (11.7 mi)

Michigan DNR:

Purple Trail (2.8 mi)
Blue Trail (1.6 mi)
Appleton North (1.5 mi)
Hickory Ridge Trail (0.9 mi)
Yellow Trail (0.7 mi)
Island Lake Trail Connector (0.6 mi)
JCPenney Connector (0.5 mi)
Appleton Extension (0.4 mi)
Red Trail (0.2 mi)
Unnamed trails (0.2 mi)
Murray Lake Trail (0.1 mi)
Island Lake Pathway (0.1 mi)
Yellow & Blue Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Hartland Township, Livingston County:

MTB Loop #2 (2.9 mi)
MTB Loop #1 (1.9 mi)
MTB Loop #3 (1.5 mi)
The Horseshoe (under 0.1 mi)

Green Oak Township, Livingston County:

Fieldcrest Pathway (2.5 mi)
Lakelands Trail State Park (1.7 mi)
Grand Trunk Western (0.6 mi)

Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division:

Big Kame West E-Route (0.8 mi)
Winn South E-Route (0.7 mi)
Green Lake E-Route (0.4 mi)
Winn North E-Route (0.3 mi)
Sugar North E-Route (0.3 mi)
Sugar Loop Access Path (0.2 mi)
Sugar Middle E-Route (0.1 mi)
Big Kame East E-Route (0.1 mi)
Sugar South E-Route (0.1 mi)
Cassidy Road Lot Connector (under 0.1 mi)

City of Ann Arbor:

Black Pond Loops (0.6 mi)
Barton-Argo Loop Trail (0.6 mi)
Kuebler-Langford Trail (0.4 mi)
Half Loop (0.4 mi)
Barton Nature Area Trails (0.4 mi)

City of Jonesville:

Jerry Russell Trail (1.4 mi)

State of Michigan (agency not named by PAD-US):

Bill Baker Trail (1.2 mi)

City of Jackson Parks:

Museum Trail Loop (0.6 mi)
Martin Luther King Equality Trail (0.5 mi)
Museum Trail (0.1 mi)

Village of Manchester:

Manchester Shared-Use Trail (0.7 mi)

City of Hudson:

South Trail (0.5 mi)

Ypsilanti Township, Washtenaw County:

Main Path (0.4 mi)
B2B Trail (0.1 mi)

Jefferson Township, Hillsdale County:

Baw Beese Trail (0.4 mi)

City of Chelsea:

Chelsea Community Wellness Path (0.2 mi)

City of Saline:

Depot Trail (0.2 mi)

Sharon Township, Washtenaw County:

Bethel Church Road (0.1 mi)

Lyndon Township, Washtenaw County:

Bowdish Road (0.1 mi)

Unadilla Township, Livingston County:

Bowdish Road (0.1 mi)

Superior Township, Washtenaw County:

Superior Dam Portage (0.1 mi)

Hamburg Township, Livingston County:

Unnamed trails (0.1 mi)

Private land or a nonprofit: the owner decides (8, 6 mi)

Ann Arbor Public Schools:

Unnamed trails (4.0 mi, 3 stretches)
Eberwhite Woods Trail (0.1 mi)

University of Michigan:

Matthaei Botanical Gardens Trail (1.9 mi)

Private owner (PAD-US):

Highlander Cut (0.2 mi)
Lakelands Trail State Park (0.1 mi)

Legacy Land Conservancy:

Platt Road Greenway (0.2 mi)

Local rule could not be read (29, 37 mi)

Lenawee County:

Kiwanis Trail Adrian To South Of Tecumseh (8.8 mi)

State of Michigan (agency not named by PAD-US):

Potawatomi Trail (3.9 mi)
Gorman Lake Trail (2.2 mi)
Waterloo-Pinckney Trail Spur (0.9 mi)
Potawatomi Trail Connector (0.5 mi)
Potawatomi Trail Shortcut (0.2 mi)
Potawatomi & Silver Lake Trail (0.2 mi)
Yurt Trail (0.1 mi)
Potawatomi & Crooked Lake Trail (under 0.1 mi)
Waterloo-Pinckney Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Manchester Township, Washtenaw County:

Red Trail (2.2 mi)
Manchester Bike Trail (1.6 mi)

Sharon Township, Washtenaw County:

Hill Trail (1.9 mi)
River Trail Loop (0.9 mi)
Unnamed trails (0.4 mi)

Jefferson Township, Hillsdale County:

Baw Beese Trail (2.3 mi)

Hartland Township, Livingston County:

Paved Trail (1.8 mi)

Lyndon Township, Washtenaw County:

Border to Border Trail (1.6 mi)

City of Jonesville:

Baw Beese Trail (1.6 mi)

Raisin Township, Lenawee County:

Kiwanis Trail (1.4 mi)

Frenchtown Township, Monroe County:

Monroe Loop Trail (1.4 mi)

Summit Township, Jackson County:

Martin Luther King Equality Trail (1.2 mi)

Jackson County:

Inter-City Trail (0.8 mi)

Tecumseh Township, Lenawee County:

Dilling Ham Path (0.6 mi)

Superior Township, Washtenaw County:

Huron River Greenway B2B (0.5 mi)

Lima Township, Washtenaw County:

Liberty Road (0.2 mi)
B2B Trail (Chelsea-Dexter Section) (under 0.1 mi)

Raisinville Township, Monroe County:

Monroe Loop Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Spring Arbor Township, Jackson County:

Ewers Street (under 0.1 mi)

Manager not on record (1, 3 mi)

Not on record:

Lakelands Trail State Park (3.0 mi)

Detroit and the Metro Counties

Detroit and the Metro Counties bike trails map colored by e-bike access: green trails take Class 1, 2 and 3, blue Class 1 and 2 only, amber Class 1 only, dashed red are closed, gray are unsettled, unread, private or have no manager on record

Metro Detroit has more local rule-making than any other region: 25 governments and trail commissions have a rule that reaches a mapped trail, against 14 in West Michigan, the next most. The region's 605 mapped miles lie in Macomb, Oakland and Wayne. Stretches of the Iron Belle Trail on DNR land, the Highland Recreation Area's mountain bike trails and the Holly Recreation Area's loops take Class 1 by DNR order.

The Huron-Clinton Metroparks allow Class 1 and 2 on paved hike-bike trails, Wayne County Parks follows state law on its paved paths, and the Macomb Orchard Trail Commission allows Class 1 and 2. Shelby Township and Harrison Township allow Class 1 and 2 and bar Class 3; Detroit's code sends every bicycle to the paths its Recreation Department designates.

Sterling Heights' park code bars driving a "vehicle", defined as any wheeled and motor-powered conveyance, off paved park roads, which leaves its Clinton River Park trails gray with both texts printed. Clinton Township's Ordinance 504 of March 2026 sets a 10 mph limit and helmets for riders under 18 on township property and trails, in the township police's own summary.

Trail	Managed by	Miles	E-bikes
Iron Belle Trail	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	35.4	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Macomb Orchard Rail Trail	Macomb County	23.7	Class 1 and 2
Highland Mountain Bike Trails	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	14.1	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Holly East Loop	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	14.0	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Hines Park Trail	Wayne County	12.5	Class 1 only
Polly Ann State Rail Trail (also in Flint, the Thumb and Port Huron)	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	12.3	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Hike-Bike Trail	Huron-Clinton Metroparks	10.9	Class 1 and 2
Pontiac Lake Mountain Bike Trail	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	9.2	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Kensington Hike-Bike Trail	Huron-Clinton Metroparks	8.4	Class 1 and 2
Proud Lake Biking Trails	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	8.2	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
Bald Mountain North Unit Trails	Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division	7.7	Class 1; Class 2 with a DNR permit
I-275 Metro Trail	Canton Township, Wayne County	7.5	Class 1 only

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Every mapped trail in Detroit and the Metro Counties (581 trails, 605 mi), by e-bike rule

Class 1, 2 and 3 (3, 4 mi)

City of South Lyon:

Huron Valley Trail (2.9 mi)
South Lyon City Trail (1.4 mi)

City of South Lyon Parks and Recreation:

South Lyon City Trail (0.1 mi)

Class 1 and 2 (26, 70 mi)

Macomb County:

Macomb Orchard Rail Trail (23.7 mi)

Huron-Clinton Metroparks:

Hike-Bike Trail (10.9 mi, 2 stretches)
Kensington Hike-Bike Trail (8.4 mi)
Milford Trail (1.8 mi)
Lower Huron Metropark Trail (0.3 mi)
Shelby Metro Bike Trail (0.2 mi)
C-Loop (0.1 mi)

Paint Creek Trail Commission:

Iron Belle Trail (6.5 mi)
Clinton River Trail (0.6 mi)

Grosse Ile Township, Wayne County:

Meridian Bike Path East Side Lower (2.1 mi)
Meridan Bike Path West Side (1.9 mi)
Groh Bike Path West (0.6 mi)
Groh Bike Path East (0.5 mi)
Horse Mill Bike Path West (0.5 mi)
Meridian Bike Path East Side Upper (0.5 mi)
Horse Mill Bike Path East (0.3 mi)

Harrison Township, Macomb County:

Freedom Trail (2.8 mi)
Clinton River Spillway Bike Path (1.1 mi)

Shelby Township, Macomb County:

Iron Belle Trail (1.7 mi)
Franklin Meadows Paths (1.1 mi)
Shelby Metro Bike Trail (1.0 mi)
Macomb Orchard Trail (0.1 mi)

City of Rochester:

Iron Belle Trail (1.7 mi)

Orion Township, Oakland County:

Paint Creek Trail (1.3 mi)

Village of Lake Orion:

Paint Creek Trail (0.2 mi)

Class 1 only (157, 270 mi)

Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division:

Iron Belle Trail (35.4 mi, 2 stretches)
Highland Mountain Bike Trails (14.1 mi)
Holly East Loop (14.0 mi)
Polly Ann State Rail Trail (also in Flint, the Thumb and Port Huron) (12.3 mi here)
Pontiac Lake Mountain Bike Trail (9.2 mi)
Proud Lake Biking Trails (8.2 mi)
Bald Mountain North Unit Trails (7.7 mi)
Belle Isle State Park Trail (6.2 mi)
Maybury Mountain Biking Trail (6.1 mi)
Bald Mountain South Unit Trails (4.8 mi)
Huron Valley Trail (4.7 mi)
Maybury Paved Bicycle (4.6 mi)
Holly West Long Loop (4.2 mi)
Seven Lakes Red Trail Loop (3.0 mi)
Highland Cedar Creek Trail (2.6 mi)
Holly North Loop (2.0 mi)
Proud Lake Equestrian Biking Trails (1.9 mi)
Ortonville Bloomer Trail (1.6 mi)
Seven Lakes Green Trail Loop (1.3 mi)
Island Lake Paved Trail (also in Ann Arbor, Jackson and the Southeast) (1.1 mi here)
Ortonville Cross Country Ski Trail (0.9 mi)
Holly Tech Trail (0.7 mi)
Holly West Short Loop (0.6 mi)
Detroit RiverWalk (0.4 mi)
Proud Lake Chief Pontiac Trail (0.3 mi)
Holly Shields Trail (0.2 mi)
Seven Lakes Blue Overlook Trail (0.2 mi)
Holly Thorn Dog Trail (0.2 mi)
Seven Lakes Yellow Shortcut (0.1 mi)
Belle Isle Trailhead (0.1 mi)
Holly West Long Loop Return (under 0.1 mi)

City of Detroit:

Iron Belle Trail (6.1 mi, 2 stretches)
Joe Louis Greenway (5.4 mi)
Hines Park Trail (4.7 mi)
Willow Hike-Bike Trail (2.2 mi)
Midtown Loop (1.0 mi)
Mayor Dennis W. Archer Greenway (0.9 mi, 2 stretches)
Downriver Linked Greenways (0.7 mi)
Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Trail (0.6 mi)
Detroit Riverwalk (0.5 mi)
Willow Metro Park Path (0.4 mi)
Driker Trail (0.3 mi, 2 stretches)
Oakwoods Metro Park Path (0.3 mi)
Ella Fitzgerald Greenway (0.2 mi)
Nashua Trail (0.2 mi)
Conner Creek Greenway (0.2 mi)
Cochrane Street (0.2 mi)
I-275 Metro Trail (0.2 mi, 2 stretches)
17th Street (0.1 mi)
Meade Cut-Thru (0.1 mi)
15th Street (0.1 mi)
Roosevelt Street (0.1 mi)
Dequindre Cut Greenway Ramp (0.1 mi)
Greendale Street East (under 0.1 mi)
Malcolm Street (under 0.1 mi)
Lantz Street East (under 0.1 mi)
Chatsworth Road (under 0.1 mi)
East Philadelphia Avenue (under 0.1 mi)
Hubbard Street (under 0.1 mi)
Lower Huron Metropark Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Wayne County:

Hines Park Trail (12.5 mi)
Lower Rouge Trail (2.9 mi)
Rouge River Gateway Greenway - Phase 2 (1.2 mi)
Rouge River Gateway Greenway - Phase 3 (0.9 mi)
Rouge River Gateway Trail (0.8 mi)
Abandoned Morton-Taylor Road (0.4 mi)
Parkland-Hines Park Connector (0.2 mi)
Sycamore Loop / Morton Taylor Loop (0.1 mi)
Oak Grove Trail (0.1 mi)
I-275 Metro Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Oakland County:

Singletrack Mountain Bike (5.2 mi)
Buhl Lake Loop (2.5 mi)
B - Lakeshore Loop (1.6 mi)
A - River Loop (1.1 mi)
H - Hawks View Trail (0.9 mi)
Connector Trail (0.7 mi)
Trail Loop D & Connector Trail (0.6 mi)
Thread Creek Trail (0.6 mi)
A - River Loop / B - Lakeshore Loop (0.6 mi)
F - Twin Chimneys Trail (0.5 mi)
A - River Loop / H - Hawks View Trail (0.5 mi)
Red Oaks Trail (0.4 mi)
Trail Loop D & MTB (0.4 mi)
Independence Township Park to Park Connector (0.3 mi)
Trail Loop C (0.2 mi)
Trail Loop C & MTB (0.2 mi)
Waterford Oaks Trail (0.1 mi)
B - Lakeshore Loop / Hawks View Trail (0.1 mi)
Rose Oaks County Park Trail (0.1 mi)
Bike Skills Course (0.1 mi)
Mallett Trail (0.1 mi)
B - Lakeshore Loop / H - Habitat Trail (0.1 mi)
Double Trouble (0.1 mi)
Old Mountain Bike Start (0.1 mi)

Canton Township, Wayne County:

I-275 Metro Trail (7.5 mi)
ITC Corridor Trail (2.9 mi)
Mayfield Way (0.7 mi)
Flodin Park Cycle Path (0.5 mi)

City of Romulus:

I-275 Metro Trail (5.7 mi)

Commerce Township, Oakland County:

Michigan Air Line Trail (5.4 mi)

Huron Township, Wayne County:

I-275 Metro Trail (5.4 mi)

Northville Township, Wayne County:

Multi-Use (2.3 mi)
Robert Leighton Trail (1.2 mi)
Woodlands North Path (0.4 mi)

City of Farmington Hills:

I-275 Metro Trail (2.8 mi)

City of Livonia:

I-275 Metro Trail (2.5 mi)
Witch's Walk (cont.) (0.1 mi)

Van Buren Township, Wayne County:

I-275 Metro Trail (2.6 mi)

City of Milford:

Milford Trail (2.2 mi)
Camp Dearborn Connector Trail (0.1 mi)

City of Dearborn:

Rouge River Gateway Trail (1.5 mi)
Rouge Gateway Trail - North Campus Connector (0.6 mi)
Joe Louis Greenway (0.1 mi)

City of Wixom:

Michigan Air Line Trail (1.3 mi)
Lakes Community Trail (0.1 mi)

Milford Township, Oakland County:

Huron Valley Trail (1.0 mi)
Camp Dearborn Connector Trail (0.2 mi)
Butterfly Path (0.1 mi)

City of Inkster:

Inkster Park Greenway (1.2 mi)

Polly Ann Trail Authority:

Polly Ann Trail to Oxford (1.1 mi)

City of Sterling Heights:

ITC Trail (0.6 mi)
Freedom Trail (0.4 mi)
Clinton River Park Trails (under 0.1 mi)

Brownstown Township, Wayne County:

Downriver Linked Greenways (1.1 mi)

City of Trenton:

Downriver Linked Greenways (0.7 mi)
Downriver Linked Greenway (0.3 mi)

Addison Township, Oakland County:

Trail Loop H & Connector Trail (0.4 mi)
Connector Trail (0.4 mi)

City of Hazel Park:

Harry Avenue (0.2 mi)
Bernhard Avenue (0.2 mi)
Highland Avenue (0.1 mi)
West Browning Avenue (0.1 mi)
Orchard Avenue (0.1 mi)

City of Taylor:

Fletcher Discovery Trail (0.8 mi)

City of Auburn Hills:

Clinton River Trail connector (0.5 mi)
TI Walking Path (0.1 mi)

City of Oak Park:

Nine Mile Connector (0.5 mi)

City of Riverview:

Downriver Linked Greenway (0.4 mi)

City of Southfield:

Southfield City Centre Trail (0.4 mi)

Macomb County:

Freedom Trail (0.4 mi)

Village of Milford:

Milford Trail (0.3 mi)

Village of Lake Orion:

Paint Creek Trail Connector (0.3 mi)

City of Westland:

Hines Park Trail (0.3 mi)

City of Mount Clemens:

Clinton River Spillway Bike Path (0.3 mi)

City of Rochester:

Old Romeo Rd. Trail (0.2 mi)

City of Orchard Lake Village:

West Bloomfield Trail (0.2 mi)

City of Madison Heights:

Bellaire Avenue (0.2 mi)

City of Woodhaven:

Heritage 1 Path (0.2 mi)

City of Plymouth:

Tonquish Creek Nature Walk (0.1 mi)

City of Roseville:

Grandmont Street (0.1 mi)

City of Royal Oak:

Bellaire Avenue (0.1 mi)

City of Rochester Hills:

Clinton River Trail (0.1 mi)

Closed to e-bikes (65, 39 mi)

Wayne County:

Lakeview Trail (2.2 mi)
Riverview Trail (1.1 mi)
Oak Grove Trail (1.1 mi)
West Loop Trail (0.9 mi)
Waterfall Loop Trail (0.9 mi)
Wallaceville Trail (0.8 mi)
Trail-47 (0.8 mi)
East Loop Trail (0.7 mi)
Center Cut Trail (0.6 mi)
Three Fires Confluence Trail (0.5 mi)
Crooked Vulture Trail (0.5 mi)
Morton-Taylor Loop (0.4 mi)
Levan Knoll Eastbound Mtb Trail (0.4 mi)
Buckshaver Trail (0.4 mi)
HFE Fishway Access (0.3 mi)
Levan Knoll Westbound Mtb Trail (0.2 mi)
Hickory Loop (0.2 mi)
Corridor Cutoff (0.1 mi)
Sycamore Loop / Morton Taylor Loop (0.1 mi)
East Loop Trail Connector (under 0.1 mi)
Trail Connector (under 0.1 mi)

City of Detroit:

Iron Belle Trail (3.9 mi)
Rouge Park MTB Trail (2.0 mi)
Prairie Pathway (1.5 mi)
Driker Trail (0.4 mi)

Commerce Township, Oakland County:

MTB Trail (Spincycle) (0.8 mi)
MTB Trail (East Loop) (0.7 mi)
MTB Trail (The Original Mile) (0.5 mi)
MTB Trail (Todd's Way) (0.5 mi)
Lakes Community Trail (0.5 mi)
MTB Trail (Party Store) (0.5 mi)
MTB Trail (Hairpin Alley) (0.4 mi)
MTB Trail (Disney) (0.4 mi)
MTB Trail (Stolen Bridge) (0.3 mi)
MTB Trail (2005 Trailschool) (0.3 mi)
MTB Trail (Red House) (0.2 mi)
MTB Trail (Trenches) (0.2 mi)
MTB Trail (Par 3) (0.2 mi)
MTB Trail (K2 Ledge) (0.2 mi)
MTB Trail (Kevin's Twisties) (0.1 mi)
MTB Trail (Head East) (0.1 mi)
MTB Trail (Log Cabin) (0.1 mi)
Spur (0.1 mi)
MTB Trail (Cell Tower) (under 0.1 mi)

Northville Township, Wayne County:

Phase 1: Green (1.5 mi)
Phase 3: Blue (1.5 mi)
Phase 3: Black (1.1 mi)
Phase 2: Green (0.6 mi)
Phase 2: Blue (0.2 mi)
Multi-Use (0.1 mi)

City of Milford:

Milford Mountain Bike Trail (4.2 mi)

City of Royal Oak:

Arkona Beach Trail (0.2 mi)
Screech Owl Trail (0.2 mi)
Chinquapin Trail (0.2 mi)
Gentian Trail (0.1 mi)
Owlet Spur Trail (0.1 mi)
Leafdale Trail (0.1 mi)
Shagbark Hickory Trail (0.1 mi)
Eagle Scout Trail (0.1 mi)
Turkey Tail trail (0.1 mi)
Meadow Trail (0.1 mi)

Lyon Township, Oakland County:

Coyote Corridor (0.7 mi)
Connector (0.4 mi)

City of Wixom:

Fawn Loop (0.8 mi)

City of Plymouth:

Tonquish Creek Nature Walk (0.1 mi)

Unsettled (262, 153 mi)

Huron-Clinton Metroparks:

Iron Belle Trail (6.2 mi)
Roller Coaster (2.6 mi)
Trolly Trails (2.5 mi)
Kensington-Proud Lake Connector (2.2 mi)
Bee Line (1.8 mi)
Back Nine (1.8 mi)
Beach (1.6 mi)
Pines (1.5 mi)
#26-#27 (1.0 mi)
Connector (0.5 mi)
#26-#43 (0.5 mi)
Ridgeline (0.5 mi)
#28-#41 (0.4 mi)
#17-#28 (0.4 mi)
#14-#39 (Woohoo Hill) (0.4 mi)
#30-#31 (0.3 mi)
#24-#25 (0.3 mi)
#16-#17 (0.3 mi)
Stony Creek Metropark Trolly Trails (0.2 mi)
#29-#33 (0.2 mi)
#29-#30 (0.2 mi)
#30-#32 (0.2 mi)
Snake (0.2 mi)
#7-#37 (Golf Course Climb) (0.2 mi)
#16-#27 (0.2 mi)
#10-#25 (0.2 mi)
#33-#34 (0.2 mi)
Service Road (0.2 mi)
#16-#18 (0.2 mi)
#34-#41 (0.2 mi)
Shortcut (0.2 mi)
Grom (0.2 mi)
#15-#39 (0.2 mi)
#10-#38 (Three Gear Hill) (0.1 mi)
West Branch F Parking Connector (0.1 mi)
#32-#33 (0.1 mi)
#12-#43 (0.1 mi)
#23-#42 (0.1 mi)
#18-#40 (0.1 mi)
Back Nine (Jump Line) (0.1 mi)
Pines (Jump Line) (0.1 mi)
#35-#36 (0.1 mi)
#40-#41 (0.1 mi)
#22-#40 (0.1 mi)
#36-#37 (0.1 mi)
#25-#26 (0.1 mi)
#37-#42 (North) (0.1 mi)
#28-#29 (0.1 mi)
#13-#43 (Woohoo Hill) (0.1 mi)
#34-#35 (0.1 mi)
#37-#42 (South) (0.1 mi)
#13-#14 (Woohoo Hill) (0.1 mi)
Beach-Coaster Connector (0.1 mi)
#35-#42 (0.1 mi)
#23-#34 (0.1 mi)
#31-#32 (under 0.1 mi)
#38-#7 (under 0.1 mi)
#27-#39 (under 0.1 mi)
Back Nine (Drops) (under 0.1 mi)

Michigan DNR:

CK Canal Loop (2.5 mi)
North Loop (2.1 mi)
Proud Lake-Hickory Glen Connector (1.9 mi)
Woodall Path (1.3 mi)
Two Track (1.1 mi)
Clinton River Hike and Bike Trail (1.0 mi)
Between The Trails Trail (1.0 mi)
Loop 1 (1.0 mi)
Loop 2 (1.0 mi)
LOHS Bald Mountain Connector (0.9 mi)
Oakland-Macomb Interceptor Drain (OMID) Access Road (0.9 mi)
Unnamed trails (0.9 mi)
Milford Connector (0.8 mi)
Spring Hill (0.7 mi)
Original Trail (0.7 mi)
North Wise Crossing (0.7 mi)
Robbins Ridge (0.6 mi)
Mount Kanzer Trail (0.6 mi)
Conklin Road Connector (0.5 mi)
Haven Road (0.5 mi)
Entrance Trail (0.4 mi)
Addison Oaks Connector (0.3 mi)
The Chute (0.3 mi)
Miller Road Connector (0.2 mi)
Dragstrip Bypass (0.2 mi)
Mountain Bike Trail (0.2 mi)
Paint Creek to Polly Ann Trail Connector (0.2 mi)
Orange (0.2 mi)
Red Trail (0.2 mi)
Campground Connector (0.2 mi)
Dragstrip (0.2 mi)
Chief Pontiac Hiking Trail (0.1 mi)
Pump track (0.1 mi)
Blue (0.1 mi)
Extra Credit (0.1 mi)
Steep Grades, Loose Gravel (0.1 mi)
Cedar Creek Trail (0.1 mi)
Hornet Hill (0.1 mi)
Loop C (0.1 mi)
Loop D (under 0.1 mi)
Wall Bypass (under 0.1 mi)
Red (under 0.1 mi)

City of Rochester Hills:

Clinton River Trail (2.8 mi)
Unnamed trails (1.3 mi)
Flow Flats (0.9 mi)
Harding Green Space Trails (0.8 mi)
Nottawaseppi (0.8 mi)
Around the Cricket Field (0.6 mi)
Rochester Loop (0.6 mi)
Letica Loop (0.5 mi)
Whitney Nature Trail (0.4 mi)
Heatherwood Nature Trail (0.4 mi)
Bloomer Beginning (0.4 mi)
Finale Climb (0.4 mi)
The Garden (0.4 mi)
Art's Lungbuster (0.3 mi)
Glowing Trail (0.3 mi)
Tech Loop (0.3 mi)
Dustin's Deamon (0.3 mi)
Thornbridge Park Trail (0.2 mi)
Easier Option (0.2 mi)
Upper Ridge (0.2 mi)
Lower Ridge (0.2 mi)
Hammertime Descent (0.2 mi)
Bunker Hill (0.2 mi)
Big Switchbacks (0.1 mi)
Lower Ridge Extension (0.1 mi)
Lil' Switchbacks (0.1 mi)
Wetland Boardwalk (0.1 mi)
Woodland Boardwalk (0.1 mi)
Hammertime Bypass (0.1 mi)
Old Romeo Rd. Trail (under 0.1 mi)
Upper Ridge Bypass (under 0.1 mi)
Hammertime Climb (under 0.1 mi)
Rochester Rotary - River Overlook (under 0.1 mi)
The Oxbow (under 0.1 mi)

City of Sterling Heights:

Iron Belle Trail (7.1 mi)
Clinton River Park Trails - Single Track (2.3 mi)
Clinton River Park Main Trail (1.5 mi)
Clinton River Park Trails (0.6 mi)
Clinton River Park Trails - P Loop (0.5 mi)
Arlingdale Park Path (0.3 mi)
Clinton River Park Trails - K Loop (0.3 mi)
Clinton River Park Trails - X Loop (0.3 mi)
Clinton River Park Trails - D Loop (0.2 mi)

Oakland County:

Esler Loop Trail (1.8 mi)
Trail Loop D (1.8 mi)
Waterford Oaks Trail (1.3 mi)
Richardson Loop Trail (1.1 mi)
Trail Loop C (1.1 mi)
Pines Loop Trail (0.9 mi)
Wild Life Loop (0.8 mi)
Meadow Loop Trail (0.5 mi)
Forestview Trail (0.4 mi)
Mallett Trail (0.3 mi)
Rose Oaks County Park Trail (under 0.1 mi)

City of Detroit:

Iron Belle Trail (4.8 mi)
Connor Creek Greenway (6 Mile Rd. to 8 Mile Rd.) (2.4 mi)
Stone Bridge Nature Trail (0.6 mi)
Nashua Trail (0.3 mi)
Cross Country Race Course (0.3 mi)
North End Arts Alley (0.2 mi)
Detroit Riverwalk (0.1 mi)
Selden Street (under 0.1 mi)

Commerce Township, Oakland County:

Lakes Community Trail (2.9 mi)
M-5 Metro Trail (2.7 mi)
Wellness Path (0.9 mi)
Library Trail (0.6 mi)
XC Race Course (0.4 mi)
Exercise track (0.2 mi)
Proud Lake Trail (0.1 mi)
Woodlands Trail (0.1 mi)

Clinton Township, Macomb County:

Freedom Trail (5.3 mi)
Clinton River Spillway Bike Path (1.3 mi)

Lyon Township, Oakland County:

Kensington Connector Trail (2.4 mi)
South Lyon City Trail (0.7 mi)
Open field perimeter (0.7 mi)
Huron Valley Trail (0.5 mi)
Old Orchard Loop (0.4 mi)
Prairie Pathway (0.4 mi)

Shelby Township, Macomb County:

Riverbends Park Trail north to Macomb Orchard Trail Connector (3.6 mi)
Clinton River Trail (0.5 mi)

Village of Holly:

Campus Loop (1.5 mi)
Lake Loop (1.2 mi)

City of Southfield:

Valley Woods Trail (0.6 mi)
Red (0.5 mi)
Yellow Trail (0.3 mi)
Red Trail (0.3 mi)
Purple Trail (0.2 mi)
Yellow (0.1 mi)
Green (0.1 mi)
Blue (0.1 mi)

City of Auburn Hills:

Rick Abbott Nature Path (1.2 mi)
River Woods Trail (0.5 mi)
Utley Path (0.2 mi)
Monique Path (0.2 mi)
Clinton River Trail (0.1 mi)

City of Rochester:

Clinton River Trail (2.1 mi)

Wayne County:

Iron Belle Trail (1.5 mi)
Waterfall Loop Trail (0.6 mi)

West Bloomfield Township, Oakland County:

Loop B (0.5 mi)
Loop A (0.5 mi)
The Reserve Connector Trail (0.5 mi)
Doherty Trail (0.2 mi)
Henry Ford Path of Wellness (0.1 mi)
Corners/Knollwood Path (0.1 mi)
Whispering Woods Trail (0.1 mi)

Highland Township, Oakland County:

Hye-Way Loop (0.7 mi)
Black Oak Barren Trail (0.6 mi)
Spring Lake Trail (0.4 mi)
Parker Trail (0.2 mi)

City of Farmington Hills:

Millcreek Exercise Loop (0.5 mi)
Stratford Park Trail (0.3 mi)
Franklin Forest Trail (0.2 mi)
Trailwood Court Trail (0.2 mi)
Kraft Trail (0.2 mi)
Tall Timber Trail (0.1 mi)
OCC Nature Trail (0.1 mi)
Fairview Trail (0.1 mi)
Mission Creek Foot Trail (0.1 mi)
Wong's Trail (under 0.1 mi)

State of Michigan (agency not named by PAD-US):

Western Loop (0.6 mi)
Central Loop (0.5 mi)
Eastern Loop (0.2 mi)
Central Skills Line (0.2 mi)
Hill Loop (0.1 mi)
Western Skills Line (0.1 mi)
Western Return (under 0.1 mi)

City of Wixom:

Willis Park Path (1.0 mi)
St. Matthews Fitness & Serenity Trail (0.6 mi)

City of South Lyon:

Volunteer Park Trail (1.3 mi)

City of Madison Heights:

Habitat Trail (0.5 mi)
Forest Trail (0.5 mi)
Sensory Trail (0.2 mi)

Macomb County:

Freedom Trail (1.0 mi)

City of Riverview:

Williamsburg Trail (0.5 mi)
Reflection Pond Path (0.4 mi)

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service:

Downriver Linked Greenways (0.9 mi)

Michigan DNR, Parks and Recreation Division:

Mountain Bike Trail (0.8 mi)

City of Trenton:

Downriver Linked Greenway (0.6 mi)

City of Novi:

Rouge Crossings (0.3 mi)
Nature Trail (0.2 mi)
Rose Walking Path (0.1 mi)

City of Troy:

Colts XC Trail (0.3 mi)
Troy Trails (0.1 mi)

City of Farmington:

Mission Creek Foot Trail (0.3 mi)
Longacre Path (0.1 mi)

Grosse Ile Township, Wayne County:

Iron Belle Trail (0.4 mi)

Waterford Township, Oakland County:

Donnies Park Path (0.3 mi)
Waterford Oaks Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Canton Township, Wayne County:

Fellows Creek Wetland Nature Trail (0.3 mi)

Village of Milford:

Loop 2 (0.3 mi)

City of Dearborn:

Waterfall Loop Trail (0.1 mi)
Waterfall Loop Trail Connector (0.1 mi)

City of Highland Park:

Joe Louis Greenway (0.2 mi)

Oakland Township, Oakland County:

Mill Race Trail (0.1 mi)

City of Utica:

Oakland-Macomb Interceptor Drain (OMID) Access Road (0.1 mi)

City of Birmingham:

Fairway Park Trail (0.1 mi)

Michigan Department of Environmental Quality:

Red-tail Run (0.1 mi)
The Reserve Connector Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Holly Township, Oakland County:

The Wall (New) (0.1 mi)

Orion Township, Oakland County:

Singletrack Connector (under 0.1 mi)

City of Orchard Lake Village:

Powell Pass (Have a Healthy Day) (under 0.1 mi)

Private land or a nonprofit: the owner decides (16, 7 mi)

Private owner (PAD-US):

Woodlands Trail (0.7 mi)
Library Trail (0.5 mi)
Fox Trail (0.4 mi)
Pebble Creek Ravine Trail (0.4 mi)
Hickory Trail (0.3 mi)
Lakes Community Trail (0.3 mi)
Heron Trail (0.3 mi)
Paved exercise path (0.2 mi)
Meadows Trail (0.2 mi)
Town Hall Trail (0.1 mi)

Detroit Riverfront Conservancy:

Connor Creek Greenway (to 6 Mile Rd.) (2.4 mi)
MacArthur Bridge thru Uniroyal property (0.1 mi)

Chase Farms Homeowners Association:

Chase Trail (0.8 mi)

Rails to Trails Conservancy:

Huron Valley Trail (0.4 mi)

Private owner:

Dragon Trail (0.1 mi)
Nature Trail Loop (0.1 mi)

Local rule could not be read (75, 55 mi)

City of Novi:

ITC Corridor Regional Trail (4.4 mi)
M-5 to I-275 Metro Trail connector (2.3 mi)
I-275 Metro Trail (1.4 mi)
Expert Loop (1.2 mi)
754 Loop (1.1 mi)
Swamp Loop (0.9 mi)
Lost Loop (0.9 mi)
Maru's Way (0.8 mi)
Loki's Loop (0.7 mi)
Nature Trail (0.5 mi)
Frog's Pass (0.5 mi)
Skunk's Pass (0.5 mi)
Star Wars (0.5 mi)
The Crater (0.5 mi)
Limey's Loop (0.5 mi)
The Pines (0.4 mi)
Foundation Trail (0.4 mi)
Flack Attack (0.4 mi)
Spiderman (0.3 mi)
ITC Trail - Wildlife Woods Connector (0.3 mi)
ITC Park Trail (0.2 mi)
Hickory Woods Trail (0.1 mi)
M-5 Connector Trail (0.1 mi)
Chase Trail (under 0.1 mi)
Pump Track (under 0.1 mi)
Rose Walking Path (under 0.1 mi)
Crater Bypass (under 0.1 mi)

West Bloomfield Township, Oakland County:

West Bloomfield Trail Development (7.1 mi)
Path of Wellness (0.4 mi)
Whitetail Ridge Trail Loop (0.3 mi)
Owl Mesa Trail Loop (0.2 mi)
Henry Ford Path of Wellness (0.2 mi)
Kingsfield-Dover Pass (0.2 mi)
Park Ridge Connector Trail (0.1 mi)
Opossum Commute Trail (0.1 mi)
Clubhouse Walk (0.1 mi)
Hi Line (0.1 mi)
Lo Line (under 0.1 mi)

City of Pontiac:

Clinton River Trail connector (2.8 mi)
West Bloomfield Trail Development (2.4 mi)
Clinton River Trail - North Spur (1.0 mi)
North Spur Trail (0.4 mi)

Michigan Department of Environmental Quality:

Heron Loop (1.1 mi)
South Loop Trail (0.8 mi)
Red-tail Run (0.8 mi)
Turkey Loop (0.5 mi)
North Wetlands Loop Trail (0.5 mi)
Creek Trail (0.4 mi)
Guernsey Path (0.4 mi)
Rotary Park Trail (0.2 mi)
South Loop Alternate Connector (0.2 mi)
Heron Trail (0.1 mi)
Shortcut (under 0.1 mi)

Orion Township, Oakland County:

Iron Belle Trail (2.8 mi)
Friendship Park Singletrack (1.3 mi)
Paint Creek to Polly Ann Trail Connector (0.6 mi)

Plymouth Township, Wayne County:

I-275 Metro Trail (3.8 mi)

City of Troy:

Troy Trails (1.7 mi)

City of Rockwood:

Downriver Linked Greenways (1.3 mi)

City of Highland Park:

Joe Louis Greenway (0.7 mi)

Oakland Township, Oakland County:

Blossom Ridge Nature Trail (0.5 mi)

City of Flat Rock:

Huroc Park Trail (0.4 mi)
Downriver Linked Greenways (0.1 mi)

City of Gibraltar:

Downriver Linked Greenways (0.5 mi)

State of Michigan (agency not named by PAD-US):

Cherry Tree Promenade (0.2 mi)
Paved Bicycle Trail (0.1 mi)
West Promenade (under 0.1 mi)
Detroit Riverwalk (under 0.1 mi)

City of Utica:

Lazy River (0.4 mi)

City of Ferndale:

Martin Road Park Walking Path (0.2 mi)

Waterford Township, Oakland County:

Homestead (0.1 mi)

City of Bloomfield Hills:

Woodchip Hill (0.1 mi)

Richmond Township, Macomb County:

Macomb Orchard Trail (0.1 mi)

Village of Romeo:

Macomb Orchard Trail (0.1 mi)

City of Northville:

Hines Park Trail (under 0.1 mi)

Manager not on record (1, 7 mi)

Not on record:

Clinton River Trail (7.3 mi)

Where riders get caught out

Eight situations catch riders out on Michigan trails, and each one changes the answer the map gives. Read the list before you plan a ride: a Class 3 on a state trail, a Class 2 with no permit, a forest trail that looks like a ride, a rule that changes at a property line, a natural-surface trail, a ban on "motorized" vehicles, the Iron Belle's patchwork and Mackinac Island.

A Class 3 on a state trail. The DNR says "Class 3 e-bikes are not allowed on any state-managed trail", which takes in every state park, recreation area, state forest pathway and linear state trail on this map.
A Class 2 with no permit. The DNR allows a Class 2 on trails open to Class 1 only if you hold a DNR-issued permit for a mobility disability, issued at no cost.
A forest trail that looks like a ride. The Hiawatha National Forest's biking trails are "non-motorized", and the Forest Service closes nonmotorized trails to e-bikes. The routes open to motor vehicles are the ones to ride.
A rule that changes at a property line. The Lakelands Trail, the Macomb Orchard Trail and the Iron Belle Trail each pass between managers with different rules; read every row a trail has in the register before you plan a long ride.
A natural-surface trail. MCL 257.662a(10) bars an e-bike from a nonmotorized trail with a natural tread unless the manager allows it, so a natural-surface trail reads closed where we read its manager's rules and found no opening, and gray where we could not read them.
A ban on "motorized" vehicles. A park code that bars "motorized" or "motor-driven" vehicles can reach an e-bike or not; 39 governments on this map leave the question open, and on those trails you should ask the manager first.
The Iron Belle's patchwork. The route crosses land held by 35 managers on this map, and a color earned on one stretch is not earned on the next.
Mackinac Island. State law blocks the default there: a rider with a mobility disability can get a city permit for a Class I e-bike or a three-wheeled Class II e-tricycle, and any other throttle e-bike is not allowed.

What a wrong turn can cost you

On state land the penalty is a civil fine of up to $500. The Land Use Orders of the Director say they are issued under section 504 of the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act (the orders' preamble). A Class 3 on a state trail, or a Class 2 without the permit, breaks one of those orders.

MCL 324.504(14) provides: "A person who violates a rule promulgated under this section or an order issued under this section is responsible for a state civil infraction and may be ordered to pay a civil fine of not more than $500.00".

In a national forest, riding a route the motor vehicle use map does not open violates 36 CFR 261.13, and "the punishment for violation of any prohibition in or order issued under this part shall be imprisonment of not more than six months or a fine in accordance with the applicable provisions of 18 U.S.C. 3571 or both" (36 CFR 261.1b).

On a Park Service trail, a person convicted of violating the agency's regulations "shall be subject to the criminal penalties provided under 18 U.S.C. 1865" (36 CFR 1.3(a)).

Cities, townships and counties set the penalty for their own rules in their own codes. The register links each rule so you can read yours, and we did not collect the penalties.

Your Michigan trail checklist, in five steps

Find the trail and who manages it. Look it up on its region's map or in the downloadable register; the manager makes the rule you must follow.
Check your label. Michigan requires a permanent label on every e-bike showing its class, top assisted speed and motor wattage, and the class decides which colors you may ride.
On state land, know your class. A Class 1 rides under the DNR's order, a Class 2 rider needs the DNR's free permit, and a Class 3 should plan on roads.
On federal land, read the motor vehicle use map. A forest route open to motor vehicles, and the season it prints, is where your e-bike may go.
Read the trailhead sign. Most rules on this map let the manager post closures, and a posted sign wins, so follow the sign you see, and yield to people on foot.

Sidewalks, roads and the paths beside them

State law lets your e-bike ride any part of a highway that is open to a bicycle. MCL 257.662a(6) says an individual "may operate an electric bicycle on any part of a highway that is open to a bicycle, including, but not limited to, a lane designated for the exclusive use of bicycles and the shoulder".

The DNR's page lets a Class 1, 2 or 3 ride "all roads where a non-electric bicycle can be ridden" on state land.

On a sidewalk, you have a bicycle rider's duties. MCL 257.662a(1) puts the two under the same requirements, and MCL 257.660c says a rider on a sidewalk "shall yield the right-of-way to pedestrians and shall give an audible signal before overtaking and passing a pedestrian", and "shall not operate a bicycle upon a sidewalk or a pedestrian crosswalk if that operation is prohibited by an official traffic control device".

Cities add their own rules. Muskegon bars electric bikes "on or alongside any sidewalk", Grandville keeps them off sidewalks in its Downtown Corridor and beside a street with a bike lane, and Spring Lake names Class I and Class II electric bicycles among the users its sidewalks and pedestrian pathways may carry.

Choosing an e-bike for Michigan trails

The class on the label decides how much of this map is yours: 4,970 mapped miles on a Class 1, 2,569 on a Class 2 and 2,476 on a Class 3. Each color here names the classes that may ride, so read a bike's class before you buy it.

Your bike's class	Mapped miles it may ride	Against a Class 1
Class 1: assist while you pedal, to 20 mph	4,970	The most of any class
Class 2: throttle, to 20 mph	2,569	2,401 fewer, 1,947 of them state trail
Class 3: assist while you pedal, to 28 mph	2,476	2,494 fewer: 1,947 on state trail, 518 on local-government trails and 29 on nonprofit land

A throttle costs you the state's trails. A Class 2 loses 2,401 miles that are open to Class 1, 1,947 of them state park, recreation area, rail-trail and state forest trail, because the DNR allows a Class 2 only with a disability permit. If those are your rides, buy a bike whose maker states Class 1 in writing.

A Class 3 rides roads and forest routes. It keeps 2,476 mapped miles, 99% of them on federal land, nearly all of them Forest Service routes open to motor vehicles, plus the Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail. Only 29 miles of city and township trail take one. Buy a Class 3 for the road and the forest routes, and a Class 1 for the rail-trails and the parks.

For paved rail-trails such as the White Pine and Kal-Haven, a Class 1 commuter is your fit. On the DNR's mountain bike trails and in the park systems that open singletrack to Class 1, choose a Class 1 e-mountain bike, and for sand, snow and forest two-track, choose a fat-tire model.

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Why buy your trail e-bike from us

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The bottom line

Ride a Class 1 e-bike and most trails on state land in Michigan are yours, 1,947 of 2,515 mapped miles; ride the national forests on the routes open to motor vehicles; and treat a Class 3 as a road and forest-route bike unless a city says otherwise.

Shopping for one? Choose the class first: on this map a Class 1 reaches 2,494 more miles than a Class 3. Then compare e-mountain bikes for the dirt or commuter e-bikes for the paved paths, and the whole range ships to Michigan free.

Before every new trail, find its color here, and read the sign at the trailhead before you ride. If you find a trail missing from the map, or a rule that has changed, email its name and a link to the new rule to support@redtailebikes.com, and we will read its register row again.

Frequently asked questions

Are e-bikes allowed on trails in Michigan?

Yes, where the trail's manager allows them. State law lets a Class 1 e-bike ride a trail with an asphalt, crushed-limestone or similar surface, or a rail trail, unless the manager bans it, and lets a Class 2 or 3 ride one only if the manager authorizes it (MCL 257.662a(8) and (9)).

On a nonmotorized trail with a natural surface an e-bike is barred unless the manager opens it. Find your trail's color on the map above, then read its manager's rule.

Are e-bikes allowed in Michigan state parks?

Class 1 e-bikes are, on trails open to bicycles. The DNR's Order 5.27 lets a Class 1 ride a trail open to bicycle use on its parks and recreation lands, and Order 4.1b does the same on state forest pathways. A Class 2 needs a free DNR permit for a mobility disability, and you may not ride a Class 3 on any state-managed trail, according to the DNR.

Can you ride an e-bike on Mackinac Island?

Only a rider with a mobility disability and a city permit. MCL 257.662a(7) bars e-bikes within the City of Mackinac Island and Mackinac Island State Park unless the city or the park commission allows them. The commission's E-Bikes page says a rider who gives credible assurance of a mobility disability can obtain a city permit for a Class I e-bike or a Class II e-tricycle, and the park honors that permit.

Any other e-bike with a throttle is not allowed.

Are e-bikes allowed on the Kal-Haven Trail?

A Class 1 e-bike is allowed. The Kal-Haven Trail State Park is DNR Parks and Recreation land, so Order 5.27 lets a Class 1 ride it. For a Class 2 you need the DNR's permit, and a Class 3 is not allowed. The trail's mapped miles are in the table of named trails and in the Southwest region, both above.

Are e-bikes allowed on the White Pine Trail?

A Class 1 e-bike is allowed. The Fred Meijer White Pine Trail State Park is DNR Parks and Recreation land, and Order 5.27 lets a Class 1 ride a trail open to bicycle use there. For a Class 2 you need the DNR's permit for a mobility disability, and a Class 3 is not allowed. The White Pine is among the longest rows in the West Michigan region above.

Can you ride an e-bike on the Iron Belle Trail?

It depends on the stretch you ride. The Iron Belle Trail is a route over other trails, and on this map its 201 miles fall under 14 rules from 35 managers. A DNR state trail stretch takes Class 1, a county or township stretch follows its own rule, and a stretch with no surface record is gray. The register lists every stretch.

Can you ride an e-bike on the North Country Trail?

No: every mapped mile of it reads closed. The North Country Trail is a congressionally authorized trail, and MCL 257.662a(13) keeps the state's trail subsections from applying to it. The DNR excepts it from Class 1, and in a national forest it is a nonmotorized trail the Forest Service closes to e-bikes. The 35 miles on city, village and township land read closed on the statute alone, so a local rule could open a stretch there.

Are e-bikes allowed in Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore?

Yes, on the Heritage Trail, the park's one bicycle trail. The Park Service allows e-bikes where it allows bicycles, and prohibits "using the electric motor to move an e-bike without pedaling" except where motor vehicles are allowed, so if you ride a Class 2 you pedal. Every other trail in the lakeshore is closed to bicycles, and so to e-bikes.

Are e-bikes allowed in Michigan national forests?

Only on the routes a forest's motor vehicle use map opens. The Forest Service allows Class 1, 2 and 3 e-bikes on motorized trails and roads, and its regulation prohibits motor vehicles elsewhere. The Ottawa, Huron-Manistee and Hiawatha forests' hiking, mountain bike and horse trails are nonmotorized, so they are closed to your e-bike.

Are Class 3 e-bikes allowed on Michigan trails?

Not on state trails, and elsewhere only where the manager says so. The DNR bars a Class 3 from every state-managed trail. The statute lets a Class 3 ride an improved-surface or rail trail only "if authorized" (MCL 257.662a(9)); South Lyon, Muskegon and Grandville authorize it, and the national forests' motor routes take it.

Should I buy a Class 1 or a Class 2 e-bike for Michigan trails?

Buy a Class 1 if you ride the state's trails. On this map a Class 1 may ride 4,970 mapped miles and a Class 2 2,569, because the DNR allows a Class 2 on its trails only with a disability permit. A Class 2 earns its throttle on city streets, forest routes and the few local trails that name it.

Can you ride an e-bike on a sidewalk in Michigan?

Often yes, with a bicycle rider's duties, unless a sign or an ordinance says no. MCL 257.660c requires a rider on a sidewalk to yield to pedestrians and signal before passing, and bars riding where an official traffic control device prohibits it. Cities add rules: Muskegon bars electric bikes from sidewalks, and Grandville keeps them off its Downtown Corridor sidewalks.

Are e-bikes allowed on Michigan mountain bike trails?

Class 1 e-bikes are, on the DNR's trails open to bikes and on the designated trails of several park systems. Oakland County Parks and the Huron-Clinton Metroparks open designated mountain bike trails to Class 1, and the Copper Harbor Trails Club allows Class 1 only. Natural-surface trails of Wayne County, Detroit and the national forests are closed.

Are e-bikes legal in Michigan?

Yes, and the law treats them as bicycles. MCL 257.662a(1) says an individual riding an electric bicycle "is subject to the same requirements under this act as an individual riding a bicycle", and the definition of "motor vehicle" does not include an electric bicycle. For ages, helmets, licensing and city rules, read Michigan e-bike laws, checked city by city.

How we verified this map

Trails. 3,848 trails over 8,214 miles, from the Michigan DNR's trail layers (biking trails, rail-trails, the Iron Belle Trail and the Michigan Cross Country Cycle Trail), the Forest Service's trail and motor vehicle use map layers, the Park Service's public trails, the federal protected-lands database (USGS PAD-US) and OpenStreetMap's named bicycle ways. A line counts only where its own source opens it to bicycles, and ground two sources both map counts once.
Managers. Each trail's manager comes from its own record first, then the DNR's administrator and owner fields, then the land manager PAD-US names, then the park it lies in, then the township or city it lies in; the register says which record named it for every trail.
Rules. Every rule on the map is quoted from the manager's own text, read October 14, 2026, and every quote was checked against a saved copy. City, village and township codes were read for e-bike terms and for park and trail bans on motorized vehicles: 141 Municode codes and 23 American Legal codes section by section, and the chapters on parks, streets, traffic and offenses of the codes on eCode360, with a code-wide search for e-bike terms on eCode360. A person read every sentence found. 167 of 398 local governments' rules were read in full, covering 54.5% of local trail miles. The rules of 192 governments could not be read, and 39 codes were retrieved but could not settle an absence (Limitation 4).
Demand. The trails and questions on this page come from 3,485 search strings riders typed, with questions from forum posts, the pages that rank and an AI prompt panel, each mapped in this page's demand ledger.

By Milad Ghobadibeygvand, BScN (Western University, 2014), Redtail eBikes. Every rule on this map was verified October 14, 2026. Found a rule that has changed since? Email the trail's name and a link to the new rule to support@redtailebikes.com, and we will read that trail's row in the register again.

Limitations

Some local rules could not be read. 624 mapped miles have no rule we could find or open, most of them held by governments and trail groups, among them Novi, Hancock Township, Marquette Township, Cannon Township, MDOT and Benton Township. Their trails are gray, and the register shows the state default for each.
Manager not on record. 41 mapped miles carry no record naming a manager; they are gray.
Surface not recorded. State law gives one answer for a paved or rail trail and the opposite for a natural-surface one, and no record gives the surface of 367 mapped miles; they are gray.
Codes not read. The rules of 192 governments could not be read (768 mapped miles), and 176 of them publish their codes on no platform this research could search. A further 39 governments' codes were retrieved but could not settle an absence, so their silence was not read as one: 33 were last updated more than 24 months before October 14, 2026, 5 offer no text to download or print no date, and Iron River's predates an e-bike ordinance the city posted later (item 11). The register's last column lists, for every manager whose rule could not be read, what was tried and what was not.
Forest Service records. On 2,081 miles the Forest Service's own e-bike columns are empty, and the national statement that motorized trails take every class sets the color; the printed motor vehicle use map prints each route's class and season. Another 305 miles are motorized trails the Forest Service's inventory records and its motor vehicle use map data do not draw: they take their color from the inventory's own e-bike columns, and the 20 miles where those columns and the motorized flag disagree are gray.
Records that disagree. The Park Service prints the Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail's length as about 20, about 22 and approximately 27 miles. Kent County's park bulletin describes Class 3 as having a throttle, while MCL 257.13e defines it as pedal-assist only. Several websites still say the DNR bars e-bikes from state trails; the DNR's page and Order 5.27 of August 8, 2024 say otherwise, and this page follows them. Monroe's council minutes of May 18, 2026 head the item "Ordinance 26-006" and print "25-006" twice in its text; this page follows the heading, which the minutes of May 4 and the city's own page share.
Seasons. Forest routes open to e-bikes only in the season the motor vehicle use map prints.
Rules still moving. Order 5.27 says it "shall be reviewed after a period of one year", and the DNR page still carried it on October 14, 2026. House Bills 6165 and 6166 and Senate Bill 1156 of 2026 were pending. Grandville's Ordinance 323 took effect on August 25, 2026.
Where the map rests on our reading. A route the motor vehicle use map does not designate is read closed; a Detroit park path no code designation opens to bicycles is read as the department's call; the Heartland Trail and the Pere Marquette Rail Trail are the owner's because the DNR's record lists a private owner; the 35 miles of the North Country Trail on city, village and township land read closed because MCL 257.662a(13) lifts the statute's trail defaults, although a local rule could open a stretch; and the park and pathway rules of Meridian Township, Battle Creek, Sterling Heights and Kochville Township are printed unsettled with both texts.
Rules adopted by resolution or posted at the park. A code can let a council or a manager add park rules by resolution or by posting them at the park: Negaunee (Sec. 92.12(B)), Charlotte (Sec. 38-6), Reed City (Sec. 1062.07), Saugatuck (Sec. 95.06), Saginaw (Sec. 91.01(F)) and Battle Creek (Sec. 1060.07(c)(2)) do. Those postings sit outside the codes and were not read, and a posted sign wins.
Rules whose text was not available. Clinton Township's Ordinance 504 of March 16, 2026 amends its park section. The code viewer says the amendment is not yet codified and its link to the ordinance is dead, so the page prints the three rules the township police state and nothing more. East Grand Rapids' May 2026 micromobility ordinance is read from its draft on the City Commission's agenda. Iron River's own web page announces an Ordinance 2026-01 on e-bike operation on its multi-use paths, sidewalks, streets and trails; the page answered "Page Not Found" and the archive route did not connect, so that ordinance is unread.
When this map expires. A rule here changes when the Legislature amends MCL 257.662a, when the DNR rescinds or revises Order 5.27 or 4.1b, when a county, city, township or trail commission adopts an ordinance, and when a national forest prints a new motor vehicle use map. Check the verification date at the top of this page before you ride.
This is not legal advice. Rules change, and a posted sign at the trail governs. The map reflects the rules as read on October 14, 2026.

Image credit: the cover scenes of the Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail were generated with Nano Banana Pro on Playcut (playcut.ai) from a National Park Service photograph of the trail (NPGallery, via Wikimedia Commons, public domain); their type was set in-house. The statewide map and the 10 region maps were drawn from the trail register with Brush by Playcut.

Source register

Every rule quoted on this page is linked where it is quoted. The primary sources, each read October 14, 2026:

Michigan Compiled Laws, Michigan Vehicle Code: MCL 257.662a, 257.13e, 257.33 and 257.660c; and the introduced texts of House Bills 6165 and 6166 of 2026.
Code of Federal Regulations: 36 CFR 261.13 (Forest Service) and 50 CFR 27.31 (national wildlife refuges).
Every county, city, township and trail-commission rule in the county, city and township table, each linked to its section or page.
Agency pages and orders: the Michigan DNR, Order 5.27, Order 4.1b, the Forest Service, the Park Service and the Mackinac State Historic Parks.

References

Each numbered source links to the text the map quotes, at the deepest page or section its publisher serves. All were read October 14, 2026, and every code and rule is cited as it stood that day.

Michigan Legislature, Michigan Compiled Laws, Act 300 of 1949 (Michigan Vehicle Code): MCL 257.662a, MCL 257.13e, MCL 257.33 and MCL 257.660c; and 2026 House Bills 6165 and 6166, introduced July 3, 2026.
Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Land Use Orders of the Director: Chapter V, Order 5.27 (state parks and recreation areas), and Chapter IV, Order 4.1b (state forest lands), both issued August 8, 2024; and "E-bikes on DNR-managed lands".
Office of the Federal Register, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations: 36 CFR 261.13 (Forest Service), 36 CFR 4.30 and 36 CFR 7.80 (National Park Service) and 50 CFR 27.31 (national wildlife refuges).
USDA Forest Service, "Electric Bicycle Use" and the motor vehicle use map trail layer metadata; Hiawatha National Forest, "Biking".
National Park Service, Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, "Bicycling in the Lakeshore"; Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, "Bicycling".
Mackinac State Historic Parks, "E-Bikes".
Huron-Clinton Metroparks, Rules and Regulations; Kent County Parks, September 2026 bulletin; Oakland County Parks, Rules and Regulations; Wayne County Parks, Rules and Regulations; Washtenaw County Parks and Recreation Commission, Border-to-Border Trail; Ottawa County Parks, Trail Rules.
Macomb Orchard Trail Commission, e-bike policy; Paint Creek Trailways Commission, e-bike policy; Polly Ann Trail Management Council, Trail Rules and Etiquette; Michigan Air Line Trail Management Council, Trail Rules.
City, village and township codes on Municode, American Legal Publishing and eCode360, each linked in the county, city and township table and where it is quoted, and the ordinances read in full: Shelby Township Ordinance 301, Grandville Ordinance 323, Greenville Ordinance 24-02, Flushing Ordinance 2018-03, Harrison Township Ordinance 398 and Marquette Ordinance 26-05.
Michigan Department of Natural Resources, DNR Trails open data (biking trails, rail-trails, Iron Belle Trail, Michigan Cross Country Cycle Trail); USDA Forest Service, Motor Vehicle Use Map: Trails and National Forest System trails; National Park Service, Public Trails; U.S. Geological Survey, Protected Areas Database of the United States (PAD-US), manager names.
U.S. Census Bureau, TIGERweb, Incorporated Places and counties, for town and county lines; Michigan Department of Treasury, Prosperity Regions, for the map regions; OpenStreetMap contributors, Open Database License, for named bicycle ways.
Redtail eBikes, Michigan e-bike trail register (CSV): every mapped trail with its manager, rule, classes, limits and source.

Michigan Bike Trails Map 2026: Where eBikes Can Ride

In this guide

How to read the map

Who decides on each trail

State parks, recreation areas and state trails: Class 1 where bikes ride

State forest pathways: Class 1, with three exceptions

State land the DNR does not name

National forests: e-bikes ride motorized routes

National parks, lakeshores and wildlife refuges

Mackinac Island

County, city and township rules

Metroparks, county parks and rail-trail commissions

Cities and townships that wrote an e-bike rule

What changed in 2025 and 2026

Codes that bar "motorized" vehicles without naming e-bikes

Named trails riders ask about

Michigan bike trails, region by region

Upper Peninsula

Traverse City and the Northwest

Alpena and the Northeast

Grand Rapids and West Michigan

Saginaw, Midland and the Bay

Flint, the Thumb and Port Huron

Lansing and Mid-Michigan

Kalamazoo and Southwest Michigan

Ann Arbor, Jackson and the Southeast

Detroit and the Metro Counties

Where riders get caught out

What a wrong turn can cost you

Your Michigan trail checklist, in five steps

Sidewalks, roads and the paths beside them

Choosing an e-bike for Michigan trails

Why buy your trail e-bike from us

The bottom line

Frequently asked questions

Are e-bikes allowed on trails in Michigan?

Are e-bikes allowed in Michigan state parks?

Can you ride an e-bike on Mackinac Island?

Are e-bikes allowed on the Kal-Haven Trail?

Are e-bikes allowed on the White Pine Trail?

Can you ride an e-bike on the Iron Belle Trail?

Can you ride an e-bike on the North Country Trail?

Are e-bikes allowed in Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore?

Are e-bikes allowed in Michigan national forests?

Are Class 3 e-bikes allowed on Michigan trails?

Should I buy a Class 1 or a Class 2 e-bike for Michigan trails?

Can you ride an e-bike on a sidewalk in Michigan?

Are e-bikes allowed on Michigan mountain bike trails?

Are e-bikes legal in Michigan?

How we verified this map

Limitations

Source register

References

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