by Kim Springsdorf | Sep 8, 2022 | Local Attractions, Parks, Recreation
Shiawassee County is full of beautiful parks! There is something for everyone! Click here for more details.
by Kim Springsdorf | Sep 8, 2022 | Local Attractions, Recreation
Take a step back in time and sample a few of Owosso’s historical and architectural treasures. This Mid-Michigan city, located between Flint and Lansing, has one of the most outstanding concentrations of nineteenth century residences in the state. Visitors to Owosso...
by Zachary Lonsway | Jul 19, 2016 | Recreation
www.shiawasseeriver.org The Shiawassee River Valley is a country scenic setting—the river is a Class 1 stream for beginners and rises to intermediate during higher flows. Ittraverses through many scenic landscapes, historic communities and many county and municipal...
by Zachary Lonsway | Jul 19, 2016 | Recreation
Shiawassee County is named for its principal river The Shiawassee. The river is about 110 miles long. It is one of the best examples of a warm-water river system in its eco-region. Its waters support over 61 species of fish and 14 species of freshwater mussel,...
by Zachary Lonsway | Jul 19, 2016 | Recreation
Be ready to reel in some nice size fish in our relatively shallow river. The Shiawassee is a favorite of fly fishers catching smallmouth bass. Other varieties that may be hooked include: walleye, carp, suckers, rock bass, pike and blue gill. It is not uncommon to see...
by Zachary Lonsway | Jul 19, 2016 | Recreation
Nestled along the river is a five mile River Walk, beginning in Corunna’s McCurdy Park and ending in Owosso’s Harmon – Partridge Park. It winds and curves along the river and is literally a sightseeing splendor passing by dozens of the areas best attractions. The new...
