Bridge preservation in Lowell, Michigan

The Fallasburg Covered Bridge is a historic landmark located at 13944 Covered Bridge Road Northeast in Lowell, Michigan. This museum and tourist attraction showcases the beauty and craftsmanship of a 19th-century covered bridge, offering visitors a glimpse into the past. Step back in time and explore this iconic structure, which has been carefully preserved for generations to enjoy. Learn about the history of covered bridges and their significance in American architecture while taking in the picturesque surroundings of Fallasburg. Don't miss the opportunity to visit this charming institution and experience a piece of Michigan's rich heritage.

Bradford Dickinson White Nature Preserve is a tranquil park and tourist attraction located at 12799-12295 36th Street Southeast in Lowell, Michigan, United States. The preserve offers a serene escape into nature, with trails that wind through pine and oak-hickory forests, providing scenic views of the wetlands below. Visitors often remark on the solitude and wilderness ambiance of the preserve, despite its proximity to the city of Lowell. The preserve is a Category 2 LCWM nature preserve, with limited parking and shorter trail systems that can be hiked in 30 minutes or less. The trails are marked with blue blazes on the trees and traverse rolling terrain, guiding hikers up and down sometimes steep slopes. A bridge crosses Karen Creek, connecting the trail system. The preserve is home to diverse plant species and protects wetlands along a tributary to the Grand River, contributing to water quality improvement.