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Bacon ipsum dolor amet prosciutto kielbasa shoulder shank ground round. Hamburger rump meatloaf tri-tip beef. Tail short loin sausage rump, leberkas tenderloin filet mignon kevin strip steak doner. Shank corned beef picanha tenderloin. Porchetta swine venison tongue kevin. Beef filet mignon flank bacon.

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Bacon ipsum dolor amet prosciutto kielbasa shoulder shank ground round. Hamburger rump meatloaf tri-tip beef. Tail short loin sausage rump, leberkas tenderloin filet mignon kevin strip steak doner. Shank corned beef picanha tenderloin. Porchetta swine venison tongue kevin. Beef filet mignon flank bacon.

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Bacon ipsum dolor amet prosciutto kielbasa shoulder shank ground round. Hamburger rump meatloaf tri-tip beef. Tail short loin sausage rump, leberkas tenderloin filet mignon kevin strip steak doner. Shank corned beef picanha tenderloin. Porchetta swine venison tongue kevin. Beef filet mignon flank bacon.

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Bacon ipsum dolor amet prosciutto kielbasa shoulder shank ground round. Hamburger rump meatloaf tri-tip beef. Tail short loin sausage rump, leberkas tenderloin filet mignon kevin strip steak doner. Shank corned beef picanha tenderloin. Porchetta swine venison tongue kevin. Beef filet mignon flank bacon.

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Bacon ipsum dolor amet prosciutto kielbasa shoulder shank ground round. Hamburger rump meatloaf tri-tip beef. Tail short loin sausage rump, leberkas tenderloin filet mignon kevin strip steak doner. Shank corned beef picanha tenderloin. Porchetta swine venison tongue kevin. Beef filet mignon flank bacon.

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Bacon ipsum dolor amet prosciutto kielbasa shoulder shank ground round. Hamburger rump meatloaf tri-tip beef. Tail short loin sausage rump, leberkas tenderloin filet mignon kevin strip steak doner. Shank corned beef picanha tenderloin. Porchetta swine venison tongue kevin. Beef filet mignon flank bacon.


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Update Thursday February 13th: ❄️ Winter Route Open ❄️ With the Winter Route groomed we go into Winter Groomed Trail Etiquette. What is “Winter Groomed Trail Etiquette”?When sufficient snowfall exists on the trail (typically 4”-5” or more) such that it would impede regular foot and bike use, we will be grooming the trail to provide for a hard, compacted trail tread (surface). While this trail tread is firm, it still does not lend itself to normal season foot and bike tire use. Normal foot use will “post hole” (create deep depressions) and normal bike tire use (under 3.8”) will “pizza cut” (create deep, meandering channels) in the groomed tread, rendering it less-than-satisfying for all users. For this reason, when the trail is groomed, it is:OPEN FOR USE BY FAT TIRE BIKERS, CROSS-COUNTRY SKIERS AND SNOWSHOERSThe equipment utilized for these uses all create “floatation” which suspends the user on the top of the trail tread without “breaking through”. We respectfully ask that normal foot and narrower tire mountain bikes stay off the groomed trail and turn their use to the plethora of other non-groomed trails and pathways in the local area. Fat tire bikes should be over 3.8” in width, and run under 10 p.s.i. in each tire (around 5 p.s.i. is typical). ... See MoreSee Less
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  • January 30, 2023 - - The DTE Energy Trail has been groomed for Fat Biking Here's the current trail map Continue Reading
  • March 22, 2021 - - We get many inquiries from folks about how they can volunteer for trail work at DTE. Well, it is your lucky day! We are re-opening our DTE Energy Foundation Trail… Continue Reading


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3 days ago

DTE Energy Foundation Trail
Update Thursday February 13th: ❄️ Winter Route Open ❄️ With the Winter Route groomed we go into Winter Groomed Trail Etiquette. What is “Winter Groomed Trail Etiquette”?When sufficient snowfall exists on the trail (typically 4”-5” or more) such that it would impede regular foot and bike use, we will be grooming the trail to provide for a hard, compacted trail tread (surface). While this trail tread is firm, it still does not lend itself to normal season foot and bike tire use. Normal foot use will “post hole” (create deep depressions) and normal bike tire use (under 3.8”) will “pizza cut” (create deep, meandering channels) in the groomed tread, rendering it less-than-satisfying for all users. For this reason, when the trail is groomed, it is:OPEN FOR USE BY FAT TIRE BIKERS, CROSS-COUNTRY SKIERS AND SNOWSHOERSThe equipment utilized for these uses all create “floatation” which suspends the user on the top of the trail tread without “breaking through”. We respectfully ask that normal foot and narrower tire mountain bikes stay off the groomed trail and turn their use to the plethora of other non-groomed trails and pathways in the local area. Fat tire bikes should be over 3.8” in width, and run under 10 p.s.i. in each tire (around 5 p.s.i. is typical). ... See MoreSee Less
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DTE Energy Foundation Trail ... See MoreSee Less
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Recent News

  • January 30, 2023 - - The DTE Energy Trail has been groomed for Fat Biking Here's the current trail map Continue Reading
  • March 22, 2021 - - We get many inquiries from folks about how they can volunteer for trail work at DTE. Well, it is your… Continue Reading