Nestled in a stand of pine and cedar trees along the sandy shores of Lake Huron, Harrisville State Park features over one mile of hiking trail or ungroomed cross-country ski trail. This 107-acre park was established in 1921 and is one of Michigan’s oldest state parks. Sandy beach, buoyed swim area, picnic shelter, ball field, foot trails, volleyball and horseshoe courts. Location also includes a modern campground with cabins available to rent year round.
Harrisville State Park - Cedar Run Nature Trail
This trail is good for Hiking
- Length: 0.85 mi
- Surface: Natural
- Organization: Michigan DNR
- Trail Website: michigandnr.com
- Nearby Town: Harrisville
Harrisville State Park connects directly to the City of Harrisville (follow the park roads and trails north into the city). Harrisville is a cozy hamlet on the shore of Lake Huron. Several local restaurants, an ice cream shop, coffee shop and grocery store can be found in downtown Harrisville!
Note: Not all sections of each trail are approved for every activity listed for the trail as a whole. Please click on individual trail sections to see approved activities for that section.
Map Legend
- Trail Head
- Historical Site
- Beach
- Natural Feature
- Campground
- Park
- Cultural Interest
- Scenic View
- Educational Interest
- Visitor Center
- Emergency Care
- Water Access
- Fishing
- Wildlife or Nature Viewing
- Trail Friendly Business
Weather
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