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Saginaw Valley Rail Trail |
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The Saginaw Valley Rail Trail covers 9.55 miles of abandoned rail corridor in Saginaw County, stretching from St. Charles to Saginaw. It incorporates a number of natural features including: Seven bridges over various rivers and creeks The Shiawassee State Game Area Many wetland areas |
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Designed for various recreational uses, the Saginaw Valley Rail Trail provides:
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How do I get to the Saginaw Valley Rail Trail? There are three parking facilities for the Saginaw Valley Rail Trail. These areas are located on Stroebel Rd. and Van Wormer Rd. in James Township and at Lumberjack Park on Water St. in St. Charles. The Stroebel Rd. parking lot is still under construction and not yet open for use. Directions to Van Wormer parking lot. Travel M-52 to Swan Creek Rd. Turn East. Travel Swan Creek Rd until you see a yellow blinking light over the road (the light warns you of the trail crossing the road). Turn North (left) on to Van Wormer Rd. and then Turn West (left) into the parking lot From Saginaw Directions to the parking lot at Lumberjack Park. From the North: From the South: |
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