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The community that once was known as the Queen City for its lumber which helped build America’s West in the 19th century, is now known, among other things, as the location of one of the nation’s only luge runs, within this 1,350-acre park on the northern side of Muskegon Lake.
The park’s dunes hold numerous hiking trails, some of which double as a cross-country ski range. As a result of the big dunes that have been piled up behind the beaches, some of the ski trails are fairly rugged. All trails are designated by numbered intersection markers.
Surface quality: Groomed daily, single track set. Trails are omnidirectional.
The community that once was known as the Queen City for its lumber which helped build America’s West in the 19th century, is now known, among other things, as the location of one of the nation’s only luge runs, within this 1,350-acre park on the northern side of Muskegon Lake.
The park’s dunes hold numerous hiking trails, some of which double as a cross-country ski range. As a result of the big dunes that have been piled up behind the beaches, some of the ski trails are fairly rugged. All trails are designated by numbered intersection markers.
Surface quality: Groomed daily, single track set. Trails are omnidirectional.
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