Hike the Ridges
What to Expect
Self Guided and Naturalist Guided Hikes
Self-guided and naturalist-guided hikes are available for those who want to explore The Ridges at their own pace or join a group. Our naturalist-guided hikes are the best way to experience The Ridges. These relaxed walks are approximately two hours long and provide an opportunity to learn about the features of the Sanctuary, our history, the Baileys Harbor Range Lights, and the diverse flora of this unique natural area. Guided hikes are suitable for all ages and are available for The Ridges Sanctuary, Appel’s Bluff, and Logan Creek. The trails are well-marked and easy to follow.
Winter Trails
Experience the peace and beauty of the winter woods in the Sanctuary! If snow cover is sufficient, our trails are well-suited for snowshoeing. You can join a Ridges naturalist on a guided hike who will share the cultural and natural history of The Ridges and swales and explore winter adaptations, search for animal tracks, and more. Snowshoe rentals are available from the Cook-Albert Fuller
Specialty Guided Hikes
Early Bird Hikes
Pre-registration required
Meets at
The Cabins at The Ridges
8288 County Road Q
Logan Creek Guided Hikes
Meets at
Logan Creek Trailhead in Jacksonport, 5724 Loritz Road
Appel’s Bluff Guided Hikes
Meets at
Cook-Albert Fuller Nature Center
Night Hikes
Meets at
Cook-Albert Fuller Nature Center