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Jog the Lillie Park loop, a moderate 3.1-mile trail in Ann Arbor, Michigan, featuring ponds, wooded areas, and diverse terrain.
Last updated: February 26, 2026
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1.42 km
Highlight • Lake
3.37 km
Highlight • Lake
5.05 km
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Parking
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5.04 km
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3.88 km
792 m
234 m
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The Lillie Park loop is approximately 5 kilometers (3.1 miles) long. For a jogger, it typically takes around 30-35 minutes to complete, depending on your pace.
The trail offers a varied experience with a mix of gravel and paved paths, making it suitable for different activities. You'll also find sections with wood-chip and crushed limestone. Be aware that some parts may have uneven surfaces and can accumulate mud, leaves, or puddles after rain. For a more challenging run, there's a rough, unpaved trail in the northern section of the park.
As you jog, you'll pass through wooded areas and enjoy views of two large ponds, including Turtle Rock Pond and Haven Lake. The park also features a marsh and connects to the Johnson Nature Preserve, offering wetlands and more woods. Keep an eye out for local wildlife like squirrels, various bird species, and chipmunks. There are also boardwalks over some of the ponds.
Yes, the loop is generally considered to be of easy to moderate difficulty, making it suitable for beginner joggers as well as more experienced runners. The regularly held 5k parkrun event uses parts of this loop, indicating its accessibility for a wide range of fitness levels.
Parking is available within Lillie Park. There are designated parking areas that provide convenient access to the trail, particularly near the start/finish area of the parkrun course.
No, there are no permits or entrance fees required to access Lillie Park or its trails. It is a public park open for recreational use.
Yes, the Lillie Park loop is dog-friendly. Dogs are generally welcome on the trails, but please ensure they are kept on a leash and that you clean up after them to maintain a pleasant experience for all park users.
The Lillie Park loop is enjoyable year-round. Spring brings fresh greenery, summer offers ample shade in wooded sections, and fall provides vibrant colors. Even in winter, it can be a pleasant jog, though conditions might be muddy or icy after rain or snow. For cooler temperatures and beautiful scenery, spring and fall are often preferred.
Yes, Lillie Park offers amenities for visitors. You can find restrooms and a water fountain near the start/finish area of the parkrun course, which is conveniently located along the loop.
Yes, the Lillie Park loop features a combination of gravel and paved paths, making many sections suitable for jogging with a stroller. However, be mindful of some uneven surfaces and potential mud or puddles after rain, particularly on unpaved sections.
Yes, the route also passes through sections of the Platt Road Greenway, offering connections to other paths and extending your potential for longer or more varied runs.