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Park Lyndon
N. Territorial Rd., Manchester
(734) 971-6337
Park Lyndon is a 335-acre park and nature preserve featuring hiking trails, picnic pavilions, and more.
Located in the hilly northwestern corner of the county, Park Lyndon contains one of southern Michigan's finest natural area preserves. Over 500 species of plants are found in a wide variety of habitats including fens, marshes, bogs, ponds, forest, and prairie. Two miles of marked nature trails wind through the steep, glacially sculpted hillsides, connecting to the state's Waterloo-Pinkney Trail for a combined hiking experience of almost 50 miles. The park is divided by North Territorial Road.
Park Lyndon North features:
- Extensive wetlands
- Hiking trails
- Picnic areas
- Picnic shelter w/grill
- Children's play area
- Vault toilets
Park Lyndon South features:
- Picnic areas
- Scenic pond
- Picnic shelter
- Vault toilets
- Water pump
- Hiking trails
Open Hours: dawn to dusk - all year. Bicycling on trails is prohibited.
Click here to download the Park Lyndon Trail Map
