Celebrate a fresh snowfall cross-country skiing Indian Springs Metropark. Glide across nearly 12 miles of trails on varied terrain, passing through scenic wooded areas and frozen wetlands, or try the open expanses on the golf course. The trails accommodate beginner and intermediate skiers.

Geocaching is a high-tech treasure hunting game played throughout the world by adventure seekers equipped with GPS devices. The basic idea is to locate hidden containers, called geocaches, outdoors and then share your experiences online. Geocaching is enjoyed by people from all age groups, with a strong sense of community and support for the environment.

Geocaches are located throughout the Huron-Clinton Metroparks. If you wish to place a cache within a Metropark, see the rules, regulations, and site permit application.

Spend an afternoon hitting the links at Indian Springs Metropark. This 6,707 yard, par-71, 18-hole course with rolling fairways and undulating greens is one of the most beautiful and challenging courses in the area. Driving range and club rental available. Special rates for Seniors (62 and older) and Juniors (17 and under) available weekdays only except holidays. Call the golf course at 248-625-7870 or 1-800-477-3192 for more information.
Golf Score Card
	Rating	Slope
Blue	72.0	118
White	70.9	116
Gold	65.7	107
Red	70.8	115

Golf Fees	18 holes	9 holes
Weekends & Holidays	$26	$17
Monday - Friday	$22	$14
Seniors & Juniors	$15*	$11*
	* weekdays except holidays
Motorized Carts	$14	$9
Motorized Carts (Seniors)	$11	$7.50
	(1/2 cart charge)
Hand carts	$2
Walker Fee	$6
Range Balls
30 ball basket	$3
60 ball basket	$5
90 ball basket	$7

Whether you seek a breathtaking view atop the prairie overlooking the metropark, or a quiet, serene experience walking among towering trees arching above you, Indian Spring’s hiking trails quickly transport you to the wonders of the natural world. Follow six miles of self-guided footpaths meandering through wet woodlands, tallgrass prairies and native plant gardens surrounding the nature center. Woodland Trail traverses the Huron Swamp, one of the last great natural areas in Southeastern Michigan, leading to secluded Timberland Lake. Stop to see the sedge fen, a unique wetland bordering the lake. Farmland Trail is a one and a half-mile course through old farm fields: a few antique farm implements still remain. Pondside Trail is a short, paved path around a small marsh, Discovery pond, tallgrass prairies and the wooded edge of a verbal pond. An eight-mile, paved hike-bike trail couses through the park's woodlands and open, grassy areas. Trails begin at the nature center building or the Environmental Discovery Center. The hike/bike trail begins at the Meadowlark Picnic Area.

Explore the beauty and ecological contribution of Southeast Michigan’s native ecosystems at Indian Spring Metropark’s Nature Center . A historical exhibit tracing the ecological communities from the glacial period to the present day is illustrated. Live reptiles and amphibians are on display for up-close viewing. Hands-on activities introduce you to the natural wonders of the Metropark. Self-guided nature trails begin at the center and lead to woods, wetlands, and tallgrass prairies. School and scout programs are available by appointment. Pets, bicycles and joggers are not allowed in the nature study area or on the trails. For more information contact the Nature Center at 248- 625-7280

Bring your sleds or saucers to slide down the sledding hill in the Meadowlark Picnic Area at Indian Springs Metropark.  It's a great hill for younger kids.