If you like to bike, walk, run, hike, ski, rollerblade, hop, skip or jump, then... take the TART Test.
- How many miles of trail are within the TART Trails system?
- Can you name the four original trails?
- Where is the highest point of elevation on the Leelanau Trail?Vasa Pathway?
- How long will the completed Boardman Lake Trail be?
- How many free breakfasts were served at this year's Smart Commute Week?
- Who owns the Leelanau Trail?
- What is the newest built section of trail in the system?
- Where is the TART Trails Sculpture Plaza?
- What percent of TART's annual budget is from individual donors?
- Have you renewed your annual membership?
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Answers:
- There are currently 55 miles of trails in the TART system.
- The four original trails are TART, Leelanau Trail, Vasa Pathway and the Boardman Lake Trail.
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The highest elevation on the Leelanau Trail is near the Shady Lane Rd crossing and on the Vasa Pathway it is between Jackpine Valley and the steel power lines just west of the Vasa Single Track crossing.
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When completed, the Boardman Lake Trail will be Five miles long and go all of the way around   the lake.
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991 free breakfasts were served this year during Smart Commute Week.
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TART Trails Inc. owns the Leelanau Trail.
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The Three Mile Trail connecting South Airport Rd with East GT Bay along Three Mile Rd is the newest trail in the system.
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The TART Trails Sculpture Plaza featuring the bronze sculpture "Time To Let Go" by Verna Bartnick is in Clinch Park.
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Approximately 94% of TART's annual budget are gifts from individual donors.
- If you have not renewed your annual membership, please DONATE HEREÂ - every dollar makes a difference!Â