Indian Crossing Trails Park — Attraction in Tecumseh

This trail is a very long trail connecting the East end of M-50 to Burt St at the damn. The trail offers numerous paths at different distances that allows you to loop back to your starting point. It's nestled along the River Raisin, and once a path used by Native Americans to travel East to west through Michigan. Plenty of trees provide beautifully shaded trails and homes to many native animals. The beginning of the trail sits atop a hill next to an old Mill pond behind the old City Recreation Building. The pond is a great place to fish or canoe/kayake on which leads to a kayaking path down the River. Don't forget to check out the Tecumseh Paddling Company located on the pond for your...

Great place! And the flowering plants and trees this time of year are so fragrant! Love it! Love it! Love it! Nice people. You can walk, bike, paddle a canoe or kayak, fish. Lots of dear today, saw a fawn bedded down today about 5:30 pm. Also saw about 30 kayakers on the river. All 3 dams were flowing water (2 small and 1 Large). Such a beautiful place! Well worth it! Free (cost for the kayaks and canoes...or bring your own!) Follow the park rules. Well worth...

This is definitely one of the most scenic areas in southern Michigan to go for a hike. It’s nestled in the small town of Tecumseh which is picturesque in itself. Although this nature area is close to town, it feels like a true escape to nature. There is a dam, slick woods, charming bridges, a rushing river, hiking trails with good signage and elevation. There are approximately 4 miles worth of...