You will encounter concrete, asphalt, limestone screenings and unimproved surfaces on this path. The trail is longer; this is just a section of it. You will ride by lakes, river, commercial areas, through city parks and neighborhood. The change in climbing is minimal and the scenery is constantly changing as you ride.

The park has several trails that are short and multi-use. This mapping illustrates those trails. You can also connect to the Cedar Valley Lakes Trail, which is several miles long. While biking, enjoy the views of lakes, wooded forest and wildlife. These trails are shared with hikers, cross-country skiers, snowmobilers and snowshoers.

The park is known for it’s fishing and camping. The trail goes around and over the lakes. Surrounded by hardwood forest, this is a quick get away from the city with wildlife viewing opportunities in their natural habitat. Camping is popular, first come first serve. There are two boat ramps with day parking next to it.