Kate’s guidebook
Food scene
Antlers Fireside Grill
10107 Buchanan RdExcellent Food with large outdoor patio
The Winery at Young Farms
8396 70th AveGreat local winery, very friendly.
Pizza on the canal, great open air back seating with a sports bar feel.
13 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
CL Pizza Co
8401 100th AvePizza on the canal, great open air back seating with a sports bar feel.
Sightseeing
St Ives Golf Course
9900 St Ives DrTullymore Golf Resort
11969 Tullymore DrPublic launch, with access to the Tri-Lakes-Lake Mecosta, Blue Lake, and Round Lake
Lake Mecosta Boat Launch
Public launch, with access to the Tri-Lakes-Lake Mecosta, Blue Lake, and Round Lake
School section lake
9003 90th AveCampground, with public boat launch for a small fee.
Put in "Morton Township Kayak Launch" into your browser/maps, or visit mortontownship.org.
The launch is on 7 Mile Rd (3 miles from the cottage)
Then pop back off the river at the Altona park. It is about a 2 hour float.
Little Muskegon River
Put in "Morton Township Kayak Launch" into your browser/maps, or visit mortontownship.org.
The launch is on 7 Mile Rd (3 miles from the cottage)
Then pop back off the river at the Altona park. It is about a 2 hour float.
Located at the west end of Morton Township’s Business Park on Nine Mile Rd. in the same park as our Recycling Center. Road signs in both directions indicate where to turn at Mid-State Dr. You can see the park sign from Mid-State Dr. within the park, with ample parking right behind the sign. This 40-acre canvas of pine trees has nearly 3 miles of trails carved through-out it. A couple of benches have been installed with a picnic table and trail signs soon to be added, but you can enjoy the hike on this non-motorized trail right now, including snowshoeing in the winter months.
Morton Township
Located at the west end of Morton Township’s Business Park on Nine Mile Rd. in the same park as our Recycling Center. Road signs in both directions indicate where to turn at Mid-State Dr. You can see the park sign from Mid-State Dr. within the park, with ample parking right behind the sign. This 40-acre canvas of pine trees has nearly 3 miles of trails carved through-out it. A couple of benches have been installed with a picnic table and trail signs soon to be added, but you can enjoy the hike on this non-motorized trail right now, including snowshoeing in the winter months.