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Bay to Bridge Trail

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Trail description: About 20 miles are completed of a planned total 54-mile trail along the St Clair River. The St Clair River Trail runs parallel to the BtB Trail on the Canadian side of the river.
Access fee: None
Towns along the trail: Marine City, Port Huron, MI
Web site: Bay to Bridge Trail
Trail map: Available on the BtoB website
Trail surface: Paved where trail is completed
Designated activities: Bicycling, walking and inline skating
Facilities on the trail:
Points of interest:
Lodging: Several choices of accommodation in Marine City and Port Huron
Camping: Algonac State Park has 300 sites
Bike shops:
Weather forecast: Marine City
Tourism info: St Clair County | Blue Water Area
Getting to the trail: Northern trailhead: take M-29 south to Bree Road. Trail runs south to Marine City.
Map of local region: Marine City
Submitted by: D.Larkin
from: Detroit, MI
Date submitted: Sept 15, 2002

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Number of ratings: 2
Average rating: 4.00  

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Trail name: Bay to Bridge Trail
Times biking the trail: Once
Date of last visit: June, 2001
Sections that I biked: ST clair to Marine City both west & east side of
power station through park and around town
My favourite sections of the trail: the old railroad grade south of the park
Best time to go: autum
Trail marking: Fair
Trail maintenance: Fair
Rating: 4 stars
What I liked: the view of the st clair river wild strawberries
were good too.
What I disliked: to close to road much of the way
Comments: We took our fishing poles and fished on the boardwalks. There is a nice park midway good for
a picnic.
Submitted by: Mike from Michigan
from: Romeo Michigan
Date submitted: June 11, 2003

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Name of trail: Bay to Bridge Trail
Number of times that I have used the trail: A few times
Date of my last visit: Sept, 2001
Sections of the trail that I covered: Entire length
Best time to go: Spring, Summer, Fall
Trail marking: Very good
Trail maintenance: Fair
Rating: Not rated
Favorite sections:
Comments: Possible hazards include driveways that intersect the trail and some damage to the surface from tree roots. Some blind corners.
Submitted by: D.Larkin
from: Detroit, MI
Date submitted: Sept 15, 2002

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