Seven Bridges Trail

Enter this wild wood and view the frequents of nature." As you wind your way through the gorge on unpaved and lannon stone ways, lannon stone staircases, and ious foot spans, you'll find the pleasures of nature – a cover of spring wildflowers, the melodies of transitory winged creatures, awesome fall shading, the reviving sound of water surging in a stream. Following the trails, you'll be driven among tremendous trees, for example, the local beech, along rivulets, into confined regions, and onto the shore of Lake Michigan. In the mid 1900s, Frederick C. Wulff, the primary Superintendent of Horticulture for the recreation center framework, created ways which filled in as the establishment of the Seven Bridges Trail. He lived with his family in what is presently the recreation center's overnight cabin, developed nursery stock in the Wil-O-Way zone, planted a considerable lot of the non-local trees found in the recreation center, and raised fowls and geese here.