Easy/Intermediate:
Length: 1.6 mi. (about 55 min. loop)
Surface: Dirt, a few roots
Terrain: Mostly flat (138 ft. of gain /
average grade of 3%, and 8% max.)
Markers: ? wide trail, not well marked
Dogs allowed? Leashed
Trailhead: 126th Ave., east of Old Allegan Rd.
Maps: (no printable map) / Hiking Project
Description: A trail through savanna and dry prairie with typical plants such as black oak, little blue-stem, Pennsylvania sedge, bird’s-foot violet, ragwort, wild lupine, hairy puccoon, and dwarf blazing star. Lots of wildflowers throughout spring, summer and autumn. Home to the federally endangered karner blue butterfly.
Trail Management: Michigan Department of Natural Resources
Radar Hill Hiking Club 
The path is covered with leaves right now and for me it was hard to follow. If you like being sure of a trail, I would wait until it has been cleared in the spring.
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