Hines Park
Hines Park is a linear parkway stretching from Northville to Dearborn Heights along the Middle Rouge River, with 15 miles of heavily used paved pathways connecting cyclists in the surrounding communities. Together with Wayne County Parks, the MCMBA is developing singletrack loops long the pathway, inviting users away from the road and into a natural singletrack experience. Two segments have been completed, each with their own unique character:
- The Lakeview Trail is a 2 mile trail follows the south shoreline of Newburgh lake. This segment is highlighted by breathtaking views of the lake as the trail winds, climbs and descends along the steep overlooking bluffs.
- The Riverview Trail is a 1 mile trail that continues east of Newburgh, providing more up close and personal encounters with the Rouge River mixed with meadows and hardwood forests.
The Hines Park mountain bike trails are bidirectional - use caution and be prepared to yield to oncoming traffic.
Trail Status: open
Trail Miles: 3.1
Entry Fees: None
Trail Conditions and Discussion Forum: Link
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Local Weather: Weather Underground
Directions: The Hines Park trails may be entered at several points along Hines Drive as indicated on the individual trail maps. The primary trailhead is located just east of the I-275 underpass on the south side of Hines Drive, near the I-275 bike path intersection. There's a small parking lot at the trailhead.
