• Fred Meijer Standale Trail Map
• Photos of the Fred Meijer Standale Trail & More
• Additional Resources, Parks & Trails

The Fred Meijer Standale Trail is used for biking, walking, and jogging. The paved trail starts at the intersection of Maynard Avenue and Butterworth Drive, where it connects to the Millennium Park trail system in Walker. The trail is over six miles long and passes through residential areas. It can be used to reach the businesses and restaurants along Lake Michigan Drive in Standale.

You can park at Millennium Park, the Walker Ice & Fitness Center, or at the park along Sunset Hills Avenue to access the Fred Meijer Standale Trail.

An underground tunnel was constructed on the trail and opened in 2016 that runs under Lake Michigan Drive. The project was actually awarded a community excellence award by the Michigan Municipal League. Learn more about the project.

Nearby Bike Routes

The Standale Trail intersects the bike route along Leonard Street, which is a well-used route by area cyclists. The bike route uses bike lanes along Leonard Street. The bike route goes towards downtown Grand Rapids. When the bike lane ends, cyclists need to ride on the outside of the vehicle lane. Always use caution and stay alert when riding next to the road.

Cyclists use the wide paved shoulders along M-11/Wilson Avenue and M-45/Lake Michigan Drive. The route along Wilson Avenue can be used to reach Johnson Park, and the Lake Michigan Drive route goes to Allendale and Grand Valley State University.

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Photographs

Pictures of the Standale Trail and nearby bike routes.

 

Fred Meijer Standale Map

Download a map of the Standale Trail.