#KAL HAVEN TRAIL PARKING FREE#
Operated as a Kalamazoo County Park, the KRV Trail is free to use and offers something for everyone. As funds and property become available the trail will continue to grow, realizing a vision that has been in the works since 1991. These two segments are connected by a signed-route throughout downtown Kalamazoo, featuring the Arcadia Creek Festival Place as well as many places to eat and shop. Kal-Haven Trail Phoenix Rd CR 380 CR 378 CR 376 CR 384 CR-388 CR 390 W D Ave CR 689 196 CR 687 CR 681 CR 215 CR 665 CR 653 26th St 25th St N 2nd St N 6th St v ine Rd 1st St N 12th St Douglas Ave N Westnedge Ave Riverview Dr 46th Gull R d Kalamazoo River Valley Trail Kilgore Rd Centre Ave Lovers Ln Kal-Haven Trail 94 131 Van Buren State Park Van. in Galesburg to D Avenue, traveling through River Oaks County Park, Mayors' Riverfront Park, Verburg Park, along Riverview Dr., and heading north along Markin Glen County Park and the Kalamazoo Nature Center. You can also enjoy a section that connects 35th St. One stretch begins at 10th Street, heading east from the Kal-Haven Caboose and stretching 4.8 miles to Westnedge Ave. 3) Kalamazoo Nature Center: A grass parking lot is located just inside the Kalamazoo Nature Center entrance. 2) D Avenue: A small parking lot consisting of four spaces is available at D Ave. This existing trail and planned trails in other counties will connect more than 140 miles of trails-connecting together the Battle Creek Linear Park, the Kal-Haven Trail, and the Portage Bicentennial Park Trail.Ĭurrently, there are 24 miles complete of this non-motorized, paved-asphalt trail. 1) KRV Trail/Kal-Haven Trailhead parking lot: Located on 10th St., two miles north of W. The Recreation Passport is required for all Michigan state parks, trails, historic sites, boat launches. Kalamazoo will be a regional hub, connecting Battle Creek to Lake Michigan, D Avenue to Portage, Augusta to Gull Lake, and eventually Lake Michigan to Lake Huron. The Keep Michigan Beautiful Foundation promotes and provides education and recognizes beautification and restoration projects throughout the State of Michigan.The Kalamazoo River Valley Trail will encompass 35 miles of trail throughout Kalamazoo County. This project was made possible through grant funds provided by the Keep Michigan Beautiful Foundation. Register or learn more by calling 26 or register by filling out the form below.
Class 3 E-Bikes are forbidden on all trails in Michigan due to their speed. Permits for Class 2 E-Bikes can be obtained through the park’s office in South Haven. These E-Bikes have a 20MPH maximum speed and cannot have a throttle on them. We encourage volunteers to dress for the weather and to wear appropriate footwear. Without a special permit from DNR only Class 1 E-Bikes are allowed on the trail. Adjoining road routes of 25, 45, 70 and 100 miles are marked. It offers a compacted limestone/slag surface. Gloves, high vis vests, and trash pickers, will be provided however, volunteers are welcome to bring their own supplies. The 34-mile Trail links Kalamazoo and South Haven. Minors need an adult present to participate. To participate, all volunteers will need to sign waivers and register themselves. Volunteers need to pre-register to ensure there are enough supplies.
The Kal-Haven Clean Up event will help clear part of this beautiful trail of trash to allow its natural beauty shine through for all to enjoy. The trail includes signage on local history, a ghost town, and parks with ample space for picnics or breaks. The 34-mile trail crosses the county with two cities on its ends and villages, forests, wetlands, farmland, and prairies in-between. The Kal-Haven State Trail is a gem in Van Buren County. In the past, we have worked with volunteers and partnering organizations to conduct river and roadside clean ups, and we look forward to continuing that work this Fall. The Van Buren Conservation District has a long history of getting out into the community and cleaning up spaces in need of attention. West, and exit the roundabout on the first right to head North onto Bailey Ave.) parking lot in South Haven and start picking up trash from there. We invite volunteers to join us Sunday, September 18th from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM for our Kal-Haven Trail Clean Up event! We will meet at the Kal-Haven Trail Sesquicentennial State Park (take Blue Star Hwy North of Phoenix Rd., turn to take E Wells St.
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