Trails
Your voice matters! Thanks for taking the time to complete our 2025 Trail Survey. Trail User feedback will be used for setting project priorities, community event planning and future trail improvements.
WMMBA has led the development, maintenance, and improvement of sixteen different trail systems covering over 120 trail miles. If you ride these trails, you directly benefit from WMMBA’s work.
Ball Perkins Green Loop
This 3/4 mile loop is perfect for beginners and youth to enjoy Ball Perkins Park.
Miles: 0.75
Trail Coordinator(s): Open Position
Cannon Township Trail
This trail was designed to be a short loop that is family friendly. It is also intended to be used by people riding between the mountain bike trails at Luton and Cannonsburg.
Trail Coordinator(s): Michael Cramer
Cannonsburg Ski Area
Cannonsburg Ski Area trail is an interesting trail with a lot of variation.
Miles: 12
Trail Coordinator(s): Bill Norman
Cannonsburg State Game Area
Cannonsburg State Game Area is a one way, single loop trail that seasonally closes for hunting.
Miles: 7.5
Trail Coordinator(s): Brad Streu
Fred Bunn Trails at Manhattan Park
Green and blue rated flow trails featuring flowy, roller coaster style riding.
Miles: 3
Trail Coordinator(s): Brian Miller
Grand Rapids Bike Park
The Grand Rapids Bike Park is a 16 acre park which serves as a space to ride mountain or BMX bikes near downtown Grand Rapids.
Trail Coordinator(s): Joel Boersma
Hammond Hill
Machine built multi-use trail system with plenty of fast and flowing sections with berms and small jumps.
Miles: 5
Trail Coordinator(s): Casey Pepper
Ionia State Recreation Area
Four miles of Grand River floodplain follow the river course on the north border of the park.
Miles: 9
Trail Coordinator(s): George Trowbridge
Ken-O-Sha Park
Fun trail within the G.R. City limits. Not difficult, so great for beginners, but also fun for all local riders.
Miles: 3
Trail Coordinator(s): Tyler Kim
Luton Park
Stacked loop trail system with flatter beginner trails and tighter, hillier advanced trails that include logs and rocks gardens.
Miles: 9
Trail Coordinator(s): Pamela Collins
Merrell
Great for beginners to advanced mountain bike riding. Rip around the berms, shred the downhills, and enjoy several technical structures.
Miles: 7
Trail Coordinator(s): Jackson Payer & Eric Aardema
Richmond Park
Richmond Park is home to a progressive flow trail with an array of berms, rock features, and jumps.
Trail Coordinator(s): Pat Ellis
The Dragon
Michigan's Dragon at Hardy Pond is a 45 mile trail of MTB joy. Purpose built for MTB's it flows up and down and all around maximizing the unobstructed views of the 4,000 acre Hardy pond
Miles: 45
Trail Coordinator(s): Martin Hall
The Underground
Old-school XC-style loop tightly wound into the Ottawa Hills neighborhood.
Miles: 2
Trail Coordinator(s): Cormac Staggs
Wahlfield Park
Hand built XC single track that has a little something for everyone
Miles: 8
Trail Coordinator(s): Bill Parker
Yankee Springs State Park
Fun trail with lots of rocks, roots, sand, and some climbs.
Location: Middleville
Miles: 13
Trail Coordinator(s): Tom Bestrom
Wild Card at Paris Park
Another great option for families, kids and beginner riders. Paris Park in Kentwood is a short, flat and twisty 2 mile singletrack with easy access from the Paul Henry Paved Trail.
Miles: 2.0
Trail Coordinator(s): Brandon Hilsabeck