Musketawa Trail
The
Musketawa Trail is a 26 mile paved (12 foot wide) all-season linear park constructed
on an abandoned rail line between Marne and Muskegon. Ottawa County Parks
manages the 10 mile section of trail from Marne to the Muskegon County line
between April 1 and November 30. Trail uses include hiking, biking, roller-blading,
snowmobiling and horseback riding. The Musketawa Trail was acquired and developed
by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources with assistance from the Friends
of the Musketawa Trail.
For more information, visit the Friends web site at www.musketawatrail.org or contact the county parks office. A brochure is also available. Questions regarding snowmobile use and trail conditions, contact Oscar Reed at (231) 744-5731 (West Shore Snowmobile Council representative).
Facilities
- Picnic tables in parking areas
- Portable toilets in parking areas.
*
Barrier free facilities include the 12 foot wide paved trail.
Park Hours
The Musketawa Trail is open year 'round.
Fees
There are no fees to use the Musketawa Trail.
Directions
In Ottawa County, parking for the trail is located on 8th Avenue near Marne and on Sehler Street near Conklin. See map below for parking locations.
