Oakdale Cemetery Loop, South Loop, Osprey Trail, and Demille Bowl
Oakdale Cemetery Loop, South Loop, Osprey Trail, and Demille Bowl
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13.1km
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Hiking
Embark on a moderate hiking adventure through the Oakdale Trails system, combining the Oakdale Cemetery Loop, South Loop, Osprey Trail, and Demille Bowl. This 8.2-mile (13.1 km) route guides you along natural surface singletrack, offering scenic forest views and passing near the historic Oakdale Cemetery. You will experience a gentle…
Last updated: April 23, 2026
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2.04 km
Farmers Creek
Lake
6.72 km
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13.1 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
12.4 km
353 m
194 m
129 m
Surfaces
11.7 km
904 m
334 m
153 m
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The Oakdale Trails system, which includes the Oakdale Cemetery Loop, South Loop, Osprey Trail, and Demille Bowl, is located in Lapeer, Michigan. While specific parking details aren't provided, access points are typically available for multi-use trail systems of this nature.
Yes, the trails within this system are generally considered family-friendly. The Oakdale Cemetery Loop is rated 'Green' (easy), while the South Loop, Osprey Trail, and Demille Bowl are rated 'Blue' (moderate). The system offers alternate lines on features to accommodate different skill levels.
You can expect natural surface singletrack trails. The Oakdale Cemetery Loop passes near the historic Oakdale Cemetery, while the South Loop offers scenic forest views adjacent to Farmers Creek. The system is known for mountain bike-enhanced features like berms, rollers, rockpiles, and skinnies, which hikers will also encounter.
The Oakdale Trails system is multi-use and can be enjoyed year-round. It's suitable for hiking, running, and cycling in warmer months, and transforms into a destination for snowshoeing, skiing, and fatbiking during winter.
Yes, dogs are allowed on a leash within the Oakdale Trails system, including the Oakdale Cemetery Loop. Please ensure your pet is under control and follow all local regulations.
Based on available information for the Oakdale Trails system in Lapeer, Michigan, there are no specific permits or entrance fees mentioned for general use. However, it's always a good idea to check with local authorities for any updated regulations before your visit.
The Oakdale Trails system is designed for a variety of activities. You can enjoy hiking, running, and cycling. In the winter, the trails are also open for snowshoeing, skiing, and fatbiking.
The Oakdale Trails system features 'stacked loops,' which means the various trails, including the Oakdale Cemetery Loop, South Loop, Osprey Trail, and Demille Bowl, are interconnected. This design allows users to choose extended distances or varied routes to customize their experience.
The route takes you through sections of The Trails of Oakdale. You'll encounter mountain bike-enhanced features like berms, rollers, rockpiles, and skinnies. The Oakdale Cemetery Loop passes near the historic Oakdale Cemetery, and the South Loop runs adjacent to Farmers Creek, offering pleasant forest views.
The total elevation gain for this specific route is approximately 42 meters (138 feet), with a descent of about 36 meters (118 feet). This indicates a relatively gentle profile, consistent with the 'moderate' difficulty rating.
Yes, this route incorporates sections of several official trails within the Oakdale Trails system. You will traverse parts of the Osprey Trail, Cemetery Loop, Thumb Loop, Connectors, and the Entrance Connector.
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