Rolling Hills Park on Trailforks.com
Rolling Hills Park (RHP) is part of the Washtenaw County Parks system. The park includes several miles of hiking/ski trails, paved walking paths, a disc golf course and a water park. The single track mountain bike trail was built by Potawatomi Chapter volunteers. The trail was designed to take maximum advantage of the “rolling hills” left behind from glacial deposits. The terrain continually ungulates and the trail twists and meanders to follow it. The trail is technical, but not difficult while forcing the rider to pay attention to the terrain ahead and constantly maneuver the bike around the next obstacle or turn. In several locations, there are log piles or more technical riding challenges, most of which have easier ‘ride arounds’. Notable features include the S-bend at ~0.3 miles, the Crater at ~1 mile, the Bluff at ~1.5 miles and a very large log pile at ~2.5 miles. The RHP single track can be easily combined with the nearby Hewens Creek MTB trail via the Rolling Hills Park Connector trail for a combined ride of nearly 15 miles. The Rolling Hills Park Connector is accessible on the east side of Stony Creek Road approximately 100 yards north of main entrance to Rolling Hills Park.
Trail Miles: 7
Entry Fees: Park Rates | Washtenaw County, MI
Hours: Rolling Hills is open year round from 8:00 a.m. to dusk. Memorial Weekend through Labor Day the general park is open from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Trail Conditions: SE Michigan Trail Conditions
Address: 7660 Stony Creek Rd., Ypsilanti, MI, 48197
Trail Coordinator: Open*
*Trail Coordinator position currently open. Contact board@potomba.org with interest or trail comments.