Lapeer County, Michigan
Hadley Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Hadley Township sits in the southwest corner of Lapeer County at the base of the Hadley Hills and describes itself as a small community of over 4,500 residents noted for rolling farmland and a peaceful country atmosphere
Living in Hadley Township
Home to the 1874 Hadley Flour and Feed Mill, one of fewer than 60 surviving gristmills in Michigan, listed on the National Register of Historic Places on September 25, 1986. Source: en.wikipedia.org
Homes in Hadley Township
What makes Hadley Township home
Hadley Flour and Feed Mill
An 1874 wooden gristmill on Hadley Road listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1986 and now operated as the Hadley Mill Museum
Hadley Hills
A glacial veiki moraine located predominantly in the township whose highest point, Pinnacle Point, rises to 1,262 feet
Sutherland Nature Sanctuary
A 75 acre natural area on Diehl Road donated to Six Rivers Land Conservancy with public walking trails
Ortonville Recreation Area
A 5,400 acre state recreation area extending into the southwest part of the township with trails for hiking, horseback riding, and mountain biking plus an equestrian campground
Metamora-Hadley Recreation Area
A 723 acre state recreation area in northeast Hadley Township centered on 80 acre Lake Minnewanna with campgrounds, a swimming beach, and a six mile trail
Hadley Township areas to know
Hadley
An unincorporated community in the northern part of the township served by its own 48440 ZIP code
Farmers Creek
An unincorporated community on the township boundary shared with Metamora Township