Venture off the trail to enjoy the scenery, services, and heritage of communities along the Bridge to Bay Trail. Each trail town has a variety of parks, shopping boutiques, local eateries and provide places to watch freighters up-close.
The five shoreline communities are spaced about every 12 miles and provide great rest stops to refill and recharge along the Bridge to Bay Trail.
The first stop coming from the south, Algonac has always been about boating and beautiful waterfront scenes that can be viewed over 1,800 feet of boardwalk…
Visitors to Marine City enjoy numerous parks interspersed between unique shopping and dining venues along the historic waterfront and beyond…
The City of Marysville is a popular outdoor destination for both residents and visitors. Many great summer events occur within its 58 acres, near the riverfront…
Known as the Maritime Capital of the Great Lakes, visitors can take a stroll through the many waterfront parks and enjoy the vast presence of the Blue Water Bridge…
This historic city is known for it’s vintage homes and record-breaking waterfront, holding the title of the longest fresh water boardwalk in the world…
