BERRIEN COUNTY, Mich.-- Michigan Trails Week kicked off Saturday, Sept. 21 and ends the 28. 

“We’re known as the Trails State for a reason: we have more than 13,400 miles of designated state-managed trails – plus thousands of miles of local, county and federally managed trails and pathways – that Michigan residents and visitors can enjoy year-round,” said Tim Novak, state trails coordinator for the DNR's Parks and Recreation Division.

Michigan Trails Week is an annual effort to shine a light on Michigan's vast trails network and elevate the resources and opportunities that continue to build our reputation as the Trails State. 

The DNR invites Michiganders to pay tribute to and enjoy our state’s extraordinary trails system during these eight days.

For more information about the trail week visit here.