Trail Segments
Public Access
The Huron River Water Trail offers an incredible journey through the heart of southeast Michigan, presenting paddlers with over 220 miles of scenic waterways that wind through pristine natural landscapes, charming communities, and diverse ecosystems. This historic waterway serves as a vital recreational corridor, connecting various parks, communities, and natural areas while providing endless opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts to experience Michigan's natural beauty from a unique perspective. With 30 distinct trail segments, paddlers can choose from a variety of experiences ranging from peaceful flat-water stretches perfect for beginners to more challenging sections that will excite seasoned kayakers. The trail features numerous access points and rest areas, making it easy to plan anything from a short afternoon paddle to multi-day adventures. Along the way, visitors can spot abundant wildlife, explore hidden coves, discover scenic rapids, and experience the changing landscape as the river makes its way through both wilderness areas and vibrant communities, ultimately connecting to Lake Erie.
