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Polly Ann Trail Run/Walk 2024
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 and volunteers.
The trail run/walk is the biggest fundraising event of the year for the Friends of the Polly Ann Trail. The Friends group is focusing most of its energy on raising money for trail maintenance. Though Lapeer County is the manager of the trail, it spends no county funds on the trail. Most years, there is some trail funding from the Michigan DNR. Almost all the maintenance done on the trail is by volunteers. The Friends group works hard to raise the money for fuel and maintenance for volunteer equipment used on the trail. Support for this event will translate into support for trail maintenance.
BIG THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS
Barbara L. Yockey Law Office, PLLC
Super and Son Nursery and Landscape
Total Runner
Tricia Kotranza State Farm Agency
Choice One Bank
Hollow Corners Veterinary Services
Imlay City Tractor Supply
Indigo Lavender Farms
Julie Cole Photography
Rosy Brothers Inc.
Almont Downtown Dentistry
Imlay City Florist
Masters Automotive
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Support the Polly Ann Trail with our organization
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 in Lapeer County seek to support and help maintain the trail through donations. We accept donations on behalf of the trailway and will do everything we can to support it.
Call 248-933-6184 today for more information on our organization.
Learn more about the Polly Ann Trail
Spending more time in the great outdoors is always a great idea.
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