East-West Pathway

Delta Township’s premier non-motorized trail, the East-West Pathway spans nearly 2.5 miles from Canal Road to east of Elmwood Road. The trail connects with a shared-use path along Mall Drive and provides access to the back of the Lansing Mall property. It passes through Ella Sharp Park, a popular destination for its recreational offerings, and runs near the Delta Township Library.

Hawk Meadows Park

This nearly 50-acre park features over 4.5 miles of trails, including nearly 1 mile of paved paths. The majority are wide, groomed gravel trails that traverse woods, wetlands, and ponds, offering a serene environment for walking and wildlife observation.

Delta Mills & Hunters Orchard Parks

Together, these parks offer over 70 acres of recreation space and almost 2 miles of paved shared-use trails along the Grand River. Hunters Orchard Park’s trails wind through wooded areas, while Delta Mills Park provides amenities such as a kayak and canoe launch, a large playground, pickleball courts, a softball field, and picnic pavilions, making it a hub for outdoor activities.

Delta Township Roadside Shared-Use Paths

Wide roadside shared-use paths enhance Delta Township’s non-motorized network. Michigan Avenue features a path from Canal Road to Creyts Road, while St. Joseph Highway includes a path stretching from Creyts Road to Waverly Road. Together, these additions contribute over 3 miles to the township’s trail system.

Grand Ledge Trails

Grand Ledge offers a network of trails, including nearly 2 miles of roadside shared-use paths along Clinton Street and Saginaw Highway, branded as the "Wide Walk." These paths connect with a roughly 1-mile shared-use trail near the Grand River in downtown Grand Ledge. The area’s standout attraction is the unpaved Ledges Trail in Fitzgerald Park. This scenic trail runs alongside the Grand River at the base of sandstone formations carved by the river, offering visitors a unique natural experience. A narrow section of the Ledges Trail connects to the shared-use path in downtown Grand Ledge.

Crandell Park

At 432 acres, Crandell Park is Eaton County’s largest and newest park. Its centerpiece is a 160-acre lake, encircled by a nearly 2.5-mile groomed gravel trail. This tranquil setting offers opportunities for walking, picnicking, and enjoying the lake’s scenic views.