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THOMAS EDISON RIVERWALK

On a sunny afternoon, the 1-mile long riverwalk will be full of people fishing, running, roller blading, scuba diving, picnicking, and taking pictures with the breath-taking view of the Bluewater Bridge in the background as freighters pass. The riverwalk passes through numerous parks that include benches, gazebos, picnic areas, playground equipment, restrooms, and drinking fountains. Learn about local history by visiting the Thomas Edison Depot Museum and Huron Lightship Museum or pop into the Blue Water Area Convention and Visitor Bureau to discover what else is happing in the area.

Option to extend your trip 1-mile to the south, by following the riverwalk all the way to Black River. Along the Black River you will find many dining and shopping options in the historic downtown.

For everyone’s safety, please park or walk your bicycle on the riverwalk

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Overview: Out-and-back, walking route, views of the Bluewater Bridge, Lake Huron and St Clair River

Time: 40 minutes

Distance: 2-miles out-and-back

Level: Easy

Trail Surface: Asphalt/Concrete

Strava Bike Route: http://link

Amenities - Restrooms, Drinking Fountain, Lodging and Food

Highlights

  • Breath-taking views of the Blue Water Bridge
  • Freighter viewing
  • Huron Light Ship Museum & Thomas Edison Depot Museum
  • Visit the Port Huron Trail Town Page to learn more

How to Use This Map: Click the tab in the top left hand corner of the map to view the layers. You can click the check marks to hide or show layers. If you click the icons on the map, you can get more information about each point of interest.  If you click the star next to the title of the map, this map will be added to your Google Maps account. To view it on your phone or computer, open Google Maps, click the menu button, go to “Your Places,” click Maps, and you will see this map on your list.

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The Bridge to Bay Trail is the result of broad community lead partnership with project funding provided by: the twelve communities the trail transverses; The Ralph Wilson Jr. Foundation; St. Clair County Community Foundation; The Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan; and with support from St. Clair County Parks & Recreation Commission; and the Friends of the St. Clair River.