We often walk at Stearns Creek Park, an Ottawa County park in Robinson Township. In the picture below you can see one of the beaver houses along this area. The land behind the beaver house is part of Stearns Creek Park.
We put the kayaks in at the Odawa/Battle boat launch, see start on the map. We paddled until we were starting to get stuck on posts/trees, something just under the water. It was time to head back anyway. It was a beautiful calm evening. I’m glad we went.
May 17, I was lucky to be able to ride bikes with my sister, Sugar. I started from North Cedar Drive at the M 231 trailhead. I pedaled north over the bridge and Grand River, Spoonville Trail, then met her at the new trailhead off 120th Ave just south of Leonard Road.
Grand River from M 231 bridge.
We rode on this new section and it was beautiful. We counted 5 bridges along here.
We continued over I 96 into Nunica.
I 96 at Nunica Exit
For now the paved bike trail ends near the Nunica post office, it will continue east. And from Nunica the paved trail goes west into Spring Lake. Sugar and I have biked that part too, it is called North Bank Trail.
That same evening as the bike ride, Mike and I walked at Crockery Creek Natural Area. We kayaked this Creek a few weeks ago.
Crockery Creek Natural Area - Ottawa County Michigan I made this post almost completely on my iPad and all the photos are from my phone. Ugh technology makes my head spin! But I did it.
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