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We are still
fundraising to make
improvements to the Trail
Concord's
Historic Millpond
At one time residents were concerned and made the mill operator paint
over his slogan, "Asleep at the switch? Not by a damsite"
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Maps & Mileage
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Weatherwax Dr. to Reynolds Rd |
= 3.33 miles |
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Reynolds Rd. to Moscow Rd. |
= 1.04 miles |
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Moscow Rd. to Teft Rd. |
= 2.11 miles |
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Teft Rd. to Mathews Rd |
= 0.51 miles |
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Mathews Rd. to Cross Rd |
= 0.24 miles |
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Cross Rd. to Parsons Rd. |
= 1.66 miles |
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Parsons Rd. to Concord Bridge |
= 1.55 miles
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Weatherwax to Concord Bridge |
Total = 10.41 miles
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Parking Note: Please be
aware that the parking area at Lime Lake County Park is a
short distance south of the Trail itself. The park entrance
is on the east side of Teft Road. The map here and the "Map
it" driving directions locate the park as close as it was
possible due to technology.
Download the New Falling Waters Trail Map
(pdf)
(large file. Please allow a few minutes for downloading)
Lime Lake County Park:
I-94 to the DEARING RD exit, EXIT 133--South--toward SPRING ARBOR on N.
DEARING RD. 4.2 miles. At M-60/Spring Arbor Road, turn RIGHT onto
MI-60 / SPRING ARBOR RD / E MAIN ST. and proceed West 0.7 miles. Turn
LEFT onto TEFT RD. Go around a curve to the right and a curve to the
left, staying on Teft Road 1.1 miles to the entrance to Lime Lake County
Park.
Weatherwax Drive
Trailhead parking lot from the north, east or west
I-94 to Jackson EXIT 138 at intersection of 127 and I-94--South
on WEST AVE 2.9 miles. At KIBBY RD turn RIGHT and proceed 1.6
miles to stoplight at WEATHERWAX RD. Turn LEFT onto WEATHERWAX
RD and continue a short distance past the Falling Water Trail to
the parking lot (look for the cell phone tower) and turn RIGHT
into parking lot
Weatherwax Drive
Trailhead parking lot from the south
127 to the M-50
BROOKLYN RD exit and turn LEFT( west) toward Vandercook Lake onto
McDEVITT AVE. Proceed about 1.5 miles, staying in right lane and
follow flow of traffic around a right curve onto FRANCIS STREET.
Proceed 300 feet to the next left turn onto HINCKLEY BLVD. Proceed
0.9 miles and veer carefully leftward onto BADGLEY ROAD, (do not
curve to the right). Proceed 1 mile and to the stoplight at HORTON
RD. Turn RIGHT onto HORTON RD and proceed 0.4 miles in left lane
and turn LEFT at WEATHERWAX RD. Look for the parking area on the
left in front of cell phone tower.
New Leaf
Parking Area from the South
127 to the M-50 BROOKLYN RD exit and turn LEFT (west) toward
Vandercook Lake
onto McDEVITT
AVE. Proceed
about 1.5 miles, staying in right lane and follow flow of
traffic around a right curve onto FRANCIS STREET. Continue
south on FRANCIS St to the first stoplight at PROSPECT ST. Turn
LEFT onto PROSPECT ST and continue to its end at a stoplight at
FOURTH ST. Turn LEFT onto FOURTH ST and continue 2 blocks to the New Leaf sign. Turn RIGHT into the parking lot. If you cross the Intercity Trail, you have gone too far.
Coming south on 127
– continue straight into Jackson, after passing under I-94. You
will be on WEST AVE and follow directions below.
I-94 to Jackson EXIT 138 at intersection of 127
and I-94--South
on WEST AVE 2.9 miles. At KIBBY RD/GRISWOLD ST stoplight turn LEFT
onto GRISWOLD ST and proceed for one block to the stoplight at
FOURTH ST. Turn RIGHT onto FOURTH ST and continue 3 blocks to the
New Leaf sign. Turn RIGHT into the lot. If you cross the Intercity
Trail, you have gone too far.
New Leaf Parking Area from the South
127 to the M-50 BROOKLYN RD exit and turn LEFT (west) toward
Vandercook Lake
Onto McDEVITT
AVE.
Proceed about 1.5 miles, staying in right lane and follow flow of
traffic around a right curve onto FRANCIS STREET. Continue south on
FRANCIS St to the first stoplight at PROSPECT ST. Turn LEFT onto
PROSPECT ST and continue to its end at a stoplight at FOURTH ST.
Turn LEFT onto FOURTH ST and continue 2 blocks to the New Leaf
sign. Turn RIGHT into the parking lot. If you cross the Intercity
Trail, you have gone too far.
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Family
friendly fun
Dogs on a leash are
welcome
Enjoy the Lime
Lakes Scenic Causeway, one of many water features along the Trailway
Skates and rollerblades encouraged! |
