What is the Iron Belle Trail?

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You may have noticed the sign along the path to Stepping Stone Falls: The Iron Belle Trail.

Using existing trails, networks and new connections, including our own in Genesee County, the Iron Belle Trail extends more than 2,000 miles from the far western tip of the Upper Peninsula to Belle Isle in Detroit?

The trail is 71% completed!

And while you’re waiting for the entire 2,000 mile trail to be completed, you can enjoy the largest county parks system in Michigan right here in Genesee County!

Learn more at the Genesee County Parks website.

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  1. Ride 2,000 Miles: Grand Blanc Township Celebrates Connection to Iron Belle Trail – 1836 Place Avatar
    Ride 2,000 Miles: Grand Blanc Township Celebrates Connection to Iron Belle Trail – 1836 Place

    […] Genesee County, MI — Thursday was a historic day for Grand Blanc Township, as local officials and community advocates came together to celebrate the newest extension of the Iron Belle Trail. […]

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  2. Ride 2,000 Miles: Grand Blanc Township Celebrates Connection to Iron Belle Trail – GENESEE TRAILS

    […] Genesee County, MI — Thursday was a historic day for Grand Blanc Township, as local officials and community advocates came together to at the Historic Perry House to celebrate the newest extension of the Iron Belle Trail. […]

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