Leota High Banks
Total Miles
3.7
Elevation
338.89 ft
Duration
0.5 Hours
Technical Rating
Best Time
Summer, Fall
Trail Overview
This is a direct line to the Leota High Banks on the north side of the Muskegon River. This will take you through a mix of recently forested and older-growth forest. Along the way, you will encounter mostly Forest Service roads that are easily passable with a high-clearance vehicle. The draw to this area is the Muskegon River itself. At the end of this trail, you will find 2 different areas for dispersed camping. It is an easy trail that gets you to a beautiful location.
Photos of Leota High Banks
Difficulty
Expect mostly sandy conditions that may require 4WD if it is very dry. There are some holes along the way that may have water standing in them after a rain. There's nothing to be overly concerned about, though.
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