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The Van Buren Trail is an unimproved trail running along a former railroad right-of-way between Hartford, Michigan to just south of South Haven, Michigan in Van Buren County. It is 14 miles long and mostly used by horse trail riders in the summer and snowmobilers in the winter. Terrain is flat with farmland and trees.

Van Buren County took over operation of the state-owned trail in 2004 after state budget problems. There is a trail pass system to pay for maintenance.

Its northern terminus is near Van Buren State Park on Lake Michigan. The Kal-Haven Trail starts in South Haven a few miles north.

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	The '''Van Buren Trail''' is an unimproved [[trail]] running along a former [[railroad]] right-of-way between [[Hartford, Michigan]] to just south of [[South Haven, Michigan]] in [[Van Buren County]]. It is 14 miles long and mostly used by horse [[trail riders]] in the summer and snowmobilers in the winter. Terrain is flat with farmland and trees.		The '''Van Buren Trail''' is an unimproved [[trail]] running along a former [[railroad]] right-of-way between [[Hartford, Michigan]] to just south of [[South Haven, Michigan]] in [[Van Buren County, Michigan\|Van Buren County]]. It is 14 miles long and mostly used by horse [[trail riders]] in the summer and snowmobilers in the winter. Terrain is flat with farmland and trees.

	Van Buren County took over operation of the state-owned trail in 2004 after state budget problems. There is a trail pass system to pay for maintenance.		Van Buren County took over operation of the state-owned trail in 2004 after state budget problems. There is a trail pass system to pay for maintenance.