This 9.4 mile path runs through Lansing, passing near Sycamore Creek and the Red Cedar River on an urban greenway. The route connects multiple sections of the Tri-County Regional Trails network across the metropolitan area.
The Downtown Lansing trail spans 15.12 kilometers through Michigan's capital city, with an elevation of 249.54 meters, following the scenic Grand River corridor. This urban pathway connects major landmarks including the State Capitol complex, Lansing River Trail system, and multiple historic districts while offering both paved and natural surfaces for various recreational activities.