Use the interactive map above to find outdoor recreation opportunities throughout Gladwin County.
This map will continuously be updated and some locations may be missing.
If you know of an outdoor recreation opportunity that is not documented, email [email protected] and we will include it!

Trail of Two Cities
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The Trail of Two Cities is a great example of the value that Gladwin County has for outdoor recreation and the collaboration between the City of Gladwin and the City of Beaverton.

Not pictured on this map is the most recent construction extending the Trail further south from the River Road Trailhead. The Trail of Two Cities then follows along River Road with a bike lane extended on the shoulder.
Towards Beaverton, the Trail then leaves the shoulder on a paved path at the Buckeye Trailhead. From there, the extended bike lane follows River Road and Croll Road into Beaverton.

This public recreation opportunity would not be possible without the work of the Gladwin County Trails Recreation Authority.
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Find more information here: Thetrailoftwocities.com

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Gladwin County ORV Trail Map
Trailhead located on M-61, about 13 miles east of Gladwin

Thanks goes to The Cycle Conservation Club of Michigan for the work they do to maintain the trails.

The Cycle Conservation Club of Michigan is a non-profit organization committed to the conservation of our wild lands while promoting the sport of off-road motorcycling.
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​Check out their website at cccmi.net

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Fishing in Gladwin County
We don't plan on giving away the best fishing spots, you'll have to find those for yourself.
However, here are some resources to get you started because everyone deserves to enjoy the outdoors.

Licensing, regulations, and more:
https://www.michigan.gov/dnr/things-to-do/fishing

Gladwin County fishing locations:
https://www.michigan.gov/dnr/things-to-do/fishing/where/inland-lake-maps/counties/gladwin-county

​Fly fishing on the Cedar:
​​https://diyflyfishing.com/cedar-river-michigan/#Cedar_River_Map_and_Fishing_Access_Sites