The river trail is the best thing I have found about Lansing. I like it so much I am going to move to a new place right next to trail access. Last weekend I rode 26 miles on the trail, which means I went both ways on nearly every part of the system. The parks were not too crowded to... More

Long, paved path snaking from north side of town to near-south along riverfront and then East to city's zoo. Includes walking-scale distance of our solor system's planets. Access to downtown cultural center. Plans were made to connect MSU's walking trail for all-day walks. More

This is a long paved trail that follows the river through much of Lansing. It's safe and pretty. Great spot for a run, bike ride or walk. More

Many different places to enter the trail. Great scenes along the Grand River. Pass by the City Market. See the Fish Ladder. Great also for biking. More

Walking or biking, the trail goes all through the Lansing area. It is well-used in the warmer seasons. More

The trail is nice enough, but it goes through some dicey areas that I would avoid going alone after dark. More

i have been riding the river trail for a while now. From downtown lansing you can get to Old town, southside, eastside,Zoo, and MSU. i dont ever park at MSU anymore for games when i can ride.You just park away jump on your bike and away to the game you go. It cant be beat. remember that when heavy rains... More

I love the river walk but there are a few things to keep in mind before setting out. If there has been heavy rain recently many parts of the trail tend to flood so that may limit your walk, and make sure to wear bug repellant because back in the forested areas it can get pretty nasty. More

I have rode my bike along the river trail several times and it is a great bike/ walk trail (if you really like to walk) you can travel from downtown Lansing (having several unique restaurants, from formal to Subway) to MSU which has many attractions as well including: museums, a planetarium, restaurants, bars and a cold stone. On your from... More