Albion Trails and Walking Tours
Albion is increasingly becoming known for its walking trails and self guided tours.
There are also several very nice biking trails in and near Albion. On this page we will sort out a “general guide” to the trails, and post links to the best copy of each one that we can find, and also post links to all the official sources. Please also review our maps page, where we are creating interactive maps with more information about each spot, that you can access from your mobile devices.
Happy Trails to you – until we meet again.
River Trail Walk 2016
Albion Labor Day River Trail Walk 2016 The traditional Albion Labor Day River Trail Walk is sponsored by the Albion Health Care Alliance. Everyone is
Art of Seasonal Gardening
It is a time we dream of summer, and sometimes feel a hint of it in the wind. We plan our growing season, gather
Bur Oak near I-94
A stately Bur Oak tree, welcomes visitors who happen to exit highway I-94 at exit 124, coming into Albion from the east. This tree
Albion Community Bike Ride Program 2016
The Kick Off ride is Saturday, May 14, 2016 10:00 a.m. All other rides start at 9am. Have some safe bike riding fun this summer
Albion College Whitehouse Nature Center History Trail
Whitehouse Nature Center at Albion College has some wonderful trails to walk and explore. Nine sites have been marked with red, white and blue symbols,
Repainting an Albion landmark
The Coca-Cola mural in Albion was restored in the summer of 2021. It is located at the junction of Superior and Cass Streets. This is the spot where the roads change from North Superior Street to South Superior. From West Cass Street to East Cass Street. This is a central point for Albion’s non-motorized trails. Learn how people helped this historic repainting venture, that formerly happened in 1983, when this photo above was taken.
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The “Great Blizzard of ‘78” was a storm that Albionites will never forget, one that will be a legend through the 21st century. Approximately 28” of snow fell in Albion.
National Weather Service accurately predicted the storm, saving many lives. It described it as a “storm of unprecedented magnitude” and categorized it as a rare severe blizzard, the most severe grade of winter storm.
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