To be able to walk in and around trees that are 500 years old is an experience. Everyone needs to come here once. Just be mindful to not cause damage to the fragile environment!

We hiked both loops and spent about three hours here. Both loops are about equal in difficulty. They are well marked. The trails are of moderate difficulty, that meander through the forest, up-and-down small hills. The trails are uneven with lots of roots and rocks....More

The trails are clearly marked and it is a very pleasant hike. It is somewhat hilly and has roots to traverse. At the parking lot, there is an outhouse if you need one, and it seems to be kept very clean. It seems like I...More

We thoroughly enjoyed spending part of a day at Estivant Pines among the giant trees. We covered both loop trails and took lots of pictures. It is an excellent preservation of old-growth forest. Well done, Michigan Nature Association!

Beautiful place. True sanctuary and place to reflect on the meaning of life. But! The pines are impressive, but are on the way out: there is no catching-up pine trees that I could see. When the 500-year giants finally expire of old age (and many...More

The pines is a nice peaceful nature walk. There are several trail's to choose from. Some with boardwalk most without. Interesting trees to see.

What a beautiful hike...about 1-1/2 miles. So glad we stopped here. You will have unpaved roads to get to the parking area. Insect repellent is a must. Really awe inspiring woods and pine trees. So happy that this area is protected.