Beautiful park for a strenuous hike. The stone stairs are slippery when wet and there are no railings.

Always a treat. I used to come here as a child and young adult. The trail has stood the test of time as it was built during the Great Depression. It has a special place in my heart as my Grandfather was part of building this trail that has been enjoyed by so many.

We parked at the trailhead - which was good because it was right where the seven bridge trail was. It was built in the 30s under Roosevelt. We walked on various trails for about 2.5 miles. Some are paved and others are natural. Lovely park.

Very beautiful and fun I brought my newborn babies and my 5 other kids and we all had a blast then after all the kids fell asleep on the way home and definitely a good place for children to get there energy out and enjoy some nature. It sure is a safe place for kids as well.

Seven Bridges is a staple of my childhood. My parents would always take us to this trail growing up. Seven Bridges has always been my favorite place to hike at. I always love the beautiful wooden sculpture in beginning of the hike and you follow a little creek to Lake Michigan.