A stretch of the Red Cedar River will soon be more accessible for recreation. The section of the river being called a “water trail” begins in Williamston and ends in downtown Lansing.

A new trail segment along the Red Cedar River is creating connections between the Lansing community and Michigan State University campus, offering recreational opportunities for residents ...

For those looking for a more challenging experience, patrons can take a walk along the natural, rugged trail through the Sumbal Preserve's thick forests and wetlands. The 20 acre preserve is on ...

The Red Cedar River runs the entire length of the north side of the park. The trail follows along the river's path offering beautiful water views and river access points along the way.

There are parking spaces closer to the Red Cedar development, but this park may be best explored if your are out enjoying the river trial. There are no bathrooms on site; leashed dogs are welcome.

A view of the Red Cedar River at Ferguson Park on Monday, April 28, 2025, in Okemos.© Nick King/Lansing State Journal ...