The Muskegon Luge Adventure Sports Park will host a weeklong series of free outdoor activities from April 14-20, encouraging community members to get active in Muskegon State Park.

The event series, presented by Trinity Health Muskegon, will feature guided hikes, a community run, fishing, an Earth Day beach cleanup and a self guided Easter egg hunt.

Activities include:

  • April 14, 6-7 p.m.: Guided hike on Lost Lake East Trail. Starting at Snug Harbor boat launch parking lot.

  • April 15, 6-7 p.m.: Guided hike on Lost Lake West Trail. Starting at Muskegon Luge lodge, 462 Scenic Dr.

  • April 16, 6:15-9 p.m.: Community Run Night with Trinity Health Seaway Run and Run Muskegon. Starting at Muskegon Luge lodge, 462 Scenic Dr.

  • April 17, 5-7 p.m.: Learn to fish on Muskegon Lake. Starting at Snug Harbor boat launch.

  • April 18, Sunset-10 p.m.: Hike the Lights and Bonfires. Starting at Muskegon Luge lodge, 462 Scenic Dr.

  • April 19, 10 a.m.-noon: Earth Day beach cleanup. Starting at Muskegon Luge lodge, 462 Scenic Dr.

  • April 20, All day until prizes are claimed: Self guided Easter Egg Trail Hunt. Starting at Muskegon Luge lodge, participants can find Easter eggs stuffed with sports park activity passes and a grand prize family season pass, 462 Scenic Dr.

  • All Week Long: Week-Long Trail Challenge. Participants who hike or run every trail in Muskegon State Park and post a picture with the hashtag #TrinityWellnessWeek will be entered to win a grand prize camping getaway package.

"Our mission is to get people active in some unique and fun ways," said Daniel Bonner, Outdoor Adventure Specialist at Muskegon Luge Adventure Sports Park. "This spring event is a simple way to bridge the gap between our winter and summer seasons and remind people to get outside."

All guided hikes will take place on trails within Muskegon State Park. In 2024, Muskegon Luge partnered with Run Muskegon and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources to install new trail signage throughout the park. Run Muskegon provided funding and volunteer labor for the project.

Trinity Health Muskegon experts will be on hand during the events to provide guidance on hiking and information on nutrition and exercise.

“Our teams are excited to connect with our community during the upcoming Wellness Week. Whether you’re a hiker, runner, fisher, or simply love being outdoors, there’s something for everyone to enjoy,” said Jaclyn Kane, director of Rehabilitation at Trinity Health Muskegon. “As the weather warms up, we’re eager to help families get outside and make the most of it with our tips, resources, and ways to support their health. This partnership is a great opportunity to connect with our community and prioritize health, all things Trinity Health Muskegon continually strives to achieve.”

For more information including start times and locations, visit msports.org/wellness-week.