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Over 28 Years

Keeping Our Trails Beautiful

Join us for the 19th edition of the Polly Ann Trail Run/Walk.

The Run/Walk is 4.5 miles and starts on June 6, just across from Imlay City High School. The course goes from Blacks Corners Rd., South to Hunters Creek Rd., East to Summers Rd., then North back to the Polly Ann Trail and North on the trail to the finish across from the High School.

Check-in begins at 7:45 am and runners and walkers start at 9:00 am. Included with registration is an event t-shirt and a participation medal. Top finishers in each age group will receive prizes.

Proceeds will benefit the Friends of the Polly Ann Trail of Lapeer County and will go toward safety improvements on the Polly Ann Trail.


Online entry: https://runsignup.com/Race/MI/ImlayCity/PollyAnnTrail4MileRunWalk

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Polly Ann Trail Run/Walk 2025 was a Big Success

The Friends of the Polly Ann Trail would like to thank everyone who participated in this year's Trail Run/Walk—the runners, walkers, volunteers, and sponsors. This was our most successful Run/Walk ever, with 68 finishers and strong donor support.


As the biggest fundraising event of the year for the Friends of the Polly Ann Trail, all proceeds go directly toward trail maintenance. While Lapeer County manages the trail, it provides no county funds. Annual Michigan DNR grants help a great deal, but nearly all upkeep relies on volunteers. Your support fuels volunteer equipment and resources, ensuring our trail remains safe and beautiful.

BIG SUPPORT FOR OUR SPONSORS

  • Alen Graham Insurance
  • Barbara L. Yockey Law Office PLLC
  • Hollow Corners Veterinary
  • Total Runner
  • Tricia Kotranza State Farm Agency
  • Masters Automotive
  • Rosy Brothers, Inc.
  • Tractor Supply Company
  • Main Street Coney Island
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New Development on the Polly Ann Trail

The Friends of the Polly Ann Trail is a volunteer organization dedicated to preserving, improving, and promoting the trail for the community. Recently, the group developed 1.5 miles of the trail, from Dryden Rd. south to Casey Rd. That section of the trail has been surfaced with crushed limestone — the first time this has been done on the Lapeer Polly Ann Trail. The bridges in this section have also been improved, and this portion now connects directly to General Squier Park.


This project was made possible through the awarding of a Spark Grant from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. The total cost of the project was about $360,000. Get out there and see for yourself! To support the Friends of the Polly Ann Trail with trail maintenance, visit https://pollyannlapeer.org/

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Do you care about the great outdoors? Would you like to do your part to care for local trails? The Friends of the Polly Ann Trail seeks to support and maintain the trail through community donations. We accept contributions on behalf of the trailway and dedicate all efforts to ensuring its ongoing care.


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Date: April 16, 2026

Location: Lamb Steele Building

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Learn more about the Polly Ann Trail

The Polly Ann Trail is one of many ways to get outside in Lapeer County. This extensive trail is a gateway to adventure, with many ways to enjoy the trail. Plus, you can access the trail from multiple points along its run. The trail is:

  • Non-motorized – you cannot bring motor vehicles on the trail
  • 20 miles long – the trail extends north from Bordman Road to Curtis Road
  • Open for various activities – you can walk, hike, run, bike, snowshoe, or even cross-country ski the trail depending on the weather

The trail is also open to equestrians and trail riders. With over 20 miles of trail to explore, there’s a lot to discover, so hit the trail however you’d like to see what nature has to offer. Do you have a question about how you can support trail management? Contact us now to learn more.

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Your donation keeps 20 miles of the Polly Ann Trail safe and beautiful by funding repairs, surface improvements, and signage. You also help equip and support our volunteers and sustain community programs that get people outdoors. Give today to protect and improve the trail for everyone.

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