There’s nothing more exciting than stepping back in time by exploring a fascinating locale with ties to the past. Michigan is overflowing with historical destinations, but there’s one lesser-known park here in the Great Lakes State that will take you on a virtual journey through the decades. You’ll wonder why it took you so long to explore this beautiful spot.

Fallasburg Park is located at 1125 Fallasburg Rd in Lowell.
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This gorgeous spot sits along the shores of the Flat River and features all sorts of beauty. With plenty of history and a peaceful atmosphere, there’s much to love.
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The park alone was established in 1928, but the surrounding area is home to an even richer and longer history. Fallasburg Village itself dates back to the 1830s.
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Today, visitors may explore the village’s schoolhouse, historic homes, and other buildings - but a stroll through the park is enough to leave Michiganders enamored.
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At the heart of Fallasburg Park is its delightful covered bridge, which spans the river. Built in 1871, this 100-foot wooden bridge is sure to transport you to a simpler era.
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Fallasburg Park is a fantastic destination for family gatherings and day-to-day visits. Hikers can even explore a portion of the famous North Country Scenic Trail here.
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Enjoy one of three playgrounds, try the disc golf course, or check out the park's softball and baseball diamonds, which housed a regional team during the 1930s.
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Whether you take time to enjoy the entirety of the village or simply spend a few hours among the fresh air at Fallasburg Park, you’re sure to have an unforgettable time.
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