Accessible Trails At Muskegon Luge Adventure Sports Park

There are four different designated trail systems within the lease area of the Sports Park. Most of these trails (not including Spencer's Advanced Trail) have a packed gravel surface making them accessible for strollers and wheel chairs. Trails are open until 10pm and there is no fee to hike the trails in the spring, summer and fall. In the winter time trails are groomed for cross country skiing and are not open to hikers.

Muskegon Luge Trail Map

Other Trails in Muskegon State Park

In addition to the Sports Park, Muskegon State Park has two campgrounds (Lake Michigan Campground and Channel Campground), a beach bath house, "The Blockhouse" (a replica military fort built in the 1960s) and lots of hiking trails. Trails range in accessibility and difficulty. All trails are open year-round from 8am to 10pm.

State Park Trail Map

Dune Ridge Trail

• 2.5 miles
• Moderate to difficult
• 60 - 80 minutes to complete
• Trailhead located at Snug Harbor boat launch across from Park Headquarters
• Great view of Lake Michigan

Hearty Hiker Trail

• 3.5 miles
• Moderate to difficult
• 80 - 90 minutes to complete
• Trailhead located at Snug Harbor boat launch across from Park Headquarters
• Popular birding trail

Lost Lake East

• 1.9 miles
• Moderate
• 35 - 45 minutes to complete
• Trailhead located at Snug Harbor boat launch across from Park Headquarters
• See the Lost Lake interdunal wetland

Old Bay Mills

• 1.5 miles
• Moderate
• 35 - 45 minutes to complete
• Trailhead located at Snug Harbor boat launch across from Park Headquarters
• See the Devil's Kitchen wetland along Muskegon Lake

Accessibility and Track Chair

Hiking is for everyone at Muskegon State Park. Thanks to a donation from Kali's Cure for Paralysis Foundation, Inc., Muskegon State Park DNR has an all-terrain track chair that allows people with disabilities to hike and explore in the snow, sand or trails. There is no fee to use the chair. To reserve it, contact DNR Park Headquarters during business hours at (231)744-3480.

Must See Landmark - The Block House

Don't miss this replica Revolutionary military fort originally built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s. The Block House you see today was rebuilt after a fire destroyed the original in 1962.  Inside you can see views of both Muskegon Lake and Lake Michigan by peering out the windows. The Block House is located about a half mile South of the Sports Park entrance. You can access the Block House by hiking from the Lost Lake Trail between intersections 8 and 9.

Hike the Lights

In the fall you can hike the lighted trails at the Sports Park. The White Night Trail, Pete's Path and Lost Lake Trail are all lighted and hike-able from dusk until 10pm beginning in October and lasting until the first snowfall when trails are groomed for cross country skiing.

Winter Hiking and Snowshoeing

In the winter time the Sports Park trails are groomed for cross country skiing. We ask hikers to stay off the trails during this time to preserve the groomed snow for skiers. As an alternative, hikers can hike our snowshoe trail system with or without snowshoes (trail pass required) or hikers can visit one of the other trails in Muskegon State Park outside of the Sports Park area.