Ferry crossings, international bridges, and thousands of miles of shoreline are all part of what will one day be a continuous trail spanning the entire Great Lakes.
Years of collaboration with the National Parks Service, the Council of State Governments, and coordination with students with the University of Michigan are part of the undertaking that will one day be the U.S. Great Lakes Waterfront Trail.
What exists currently is a patchwork of trails along parts of each state that touch the Great Lakes. But once complete, people moving by bike or by foot will have an unbroken journey awaiting them, from the St. Lawrence River in northern New York all the way up northern Minnesota’s shoreline along Lake Superior.
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