Imagine being able to walk, bike, run, or roll safely between neighborhoods, schools, parks, and businesses without worrying about traffic. That’s exactly what the Three Mile Trail will provide. With your help, we can make it happen.
Donate Today!We always need an extra hand with administrative work, field work, and event support. Learn more here!
Volunteer with Us!Outfit your ride with one of our flashy and functional bike bells. We’re on a mission at TART Trails to provide a Bell for Every Bike. Support trails while practicing proper trail etiquette!
ShopSmart Commute TC is a program that promotes the use of alternative forms of transportation. We collaborate with local businesses, governments and non-profit organizations to develop multi-modal infrastructure for active and healthy lifestyles. Collectively we strive to educate the community through workshops and special events and encourage smart commuting year round.
Smart Commute TCJoin us at Grand Traverse Distillery between 4:30 pm and 6:30 pm to kick off our crowdfunding campaign to raise funds for the Three Mile Trail project.
ViewLend a hand for a Three Mile Trail Volunteer Day at the Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy’s Mitchell Creek Meadows.
ViewHave you ever volunteered for TART Trails? Whether on the trails, at events, or behind the scenes? If so, we’d love for you to join us at our annual Volunteer Appreciation Party!
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Project Summary The Traverse Area Recreation Trail, lovingly called the TART, along West Bay is an icon of our region. Highlighting the incredible shoreline and drawing visitors from around the world, this two-mile section of
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Project Summary The Three Mile Trail is a community-driven project that will close critical gaps in East Bay Township’s nonmotorized network, safely connecting neighborhoods, schools, businesses, and natural areas to the region’s 100+ mile trail
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Project Summary The Vasa is part of an extraordinary—and expanding—regional trail network, a defining feature of the Grand Traverse region. Amid the challenges of a changing climate and the pressing need for infrastructure upgrades, partners
View ProjectLeelanau and Sleeping Bear Heritage trails go above and beyond helping to improve citizens’ health and providing direct economic value to local businesses.
Taylor Stein, Professor of Ecotourism & Outdoor Recreation
TART Trails is grateful for many years of support from a diverse group of outdoor enthusiasts who continue to support the organization with thousands of volunteer hours annually. Many volunteers work as trail builders, trail maintainers, office assistants, and board and committee members. It is a great way to meet new people, learn new skills, and enjoy the outdoors with your friends and family. Whatever your age or ability, we need your help.
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