Welcome to The Polly Ann Trail
The Polly Ann Trail is a major non-motorized trail in Oakland County extending north from Orion Township in suburban Detroit on a former Pontiac, Oxford & Northern Railroad corridor.
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Trail Features
New! Powell Lake Look Out
Located at West Drahner Road in Oxford Township Powell Lake Look Out - built and donated by the Oxford Township Parks and Rec.
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Ride The Trail
Polly Ann Trail Maps, Municipal Parks Near By and More - View, download our maps.
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Trail Features
Experience
The Polly Ann Trail
Immerse yourself in nature and landscape, connecting Addison Township, Village of Leonard, Oxford Township, Village of Oxford and Orion Township.
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“Polly Ann Trailway's mission is to establish and operate a non-motorized greenway accessible to all, and positively impacting the lives of all within its sphere of influence”
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View our 2021 Master Plan - Click Here
NOTICE !!!!!!
The Polly Ann Trailway Management Council will be having a Public Hearing in regard to the 2021-2025 Master Plan at their Meeting Wednesday January 20, 2021 via GoToMeeting video conference. (Please click here to view or download the Meeting Agenda) Any Interested person that would like to provide comment on the 2021-2025 Master Plan can attend the "GoToMeeting" via the following link and Access Code: https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/497160141 Access Code = 497-160-141
The Polly Ann Trail is a major non-motorized trail in Oakland County extending north from Orion Township in suburban Detroit on a former Pontiac, Oxford & Northern Railroad corridor. The Oakland County Polly Ann ends at the Bordman Road at the Lapeer/Oakland County border. The Oakland County segment connects the Townships of Orion, Oxford and Addison and the Villages of Oxford and Leonard. The Orion Township pathway system connects the trail to the popular Paint Creek Trail. Our Trail is open during daylight hours only.
If you see a problem on the trail that is not 911 related please call 248-981-1242 and leave a message reporting the issue or problem.
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