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DISCOVER ROUGE PARK'S TRAILS
A group of people walking over a stone bridge in the snow.
Stone Bridge Nature Trail
Sorensen Automotive History Interpretive Trail
A grassy path next to the River Rouge.
Ma'iingan Wildwood Trail
A wooden sign reading "Rouge Park Mountain Bike Trail 200ft Ahead"
MCMBA Mountain Bike Trail
A field of tall, bloomed flowers.
Prairie Pathway
A path surrounded by summer trees.
Joe Prance Nature Trail
A wooden bridge covered in snow.
Scout Hallow Nature Trail
A paved path that splits at a fork.
Paved Trails
A group of people walking over a stone bridge in the snow.
Stone Bridge Nature Trail
Sorensen Automotive History Interpretive Trail
A grassy path next to the River Rouge.
Ma'iingan Wildwood Trail
A wooden sign reading "Rouge Park Mountain Bike Trail 200ft Ahead"
MCMBA Mountain Bike Trail
A field of tall, bloomed flowers.
Prairie Pathway
A path surrounded by summer trees.
Joe Prance Nature Trail
A wooden bridge covered in snow.
Scout Hallow Nature Trail
A paved path that splits at a fork.
Paved Trail

General Reminders
  1. Poison ivy is very prevalent in the park! Learn to identify it. 
  2. Beward of ticks - protect yourself and do a tick check after your hike!
  3. Can be muddy in certain areas especially in the spring
  4. Mosquitos (summer)
  5. Help stop the spread of invasive species! 
    1. Garlic mustard
    2. Spotted lantern fly
    3. Golden oysters
  6. Leave no trace
  7. If you see dumping, report it!
  8. Take pictures and tag Friends of Rouge Park on social media!​
What to bring when hiking in Rouge Park
  1. Long pants
  2. Closed shoes
  3. Bug spray
  4. Sun screen
  5. Curiosity!
  6. A bag to pick up trash you see along the way :)
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  • Explore Rouge Park
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      • Butterflies in Rouge Park
    • Trails
    • Rouge Park History
  • Master Plan
  • Event Calendar
  • Support Our Work
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    • Give a Donation
    • Volunteer
    • Subscribe to our eNews
  • About Us
    • Our Mission
    • Board of Directors
    • Our Staff
    • Job & Internship Opportunities
    • News & Updates >
      • Stewardship Blog
      • Archives
  • INFO & FAQ