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Assumption Park along Windsor’s riverfront is home to the Windsor Sculpture Park’s unique collection of contemporary outdoor art. There are over 35 large-scale sculptures by renowned international artists, set against views of the Detroit River and the Ambassador Bridge. With its blend of public art, walking paths, and peaceful waterfront atmosphere, it’s a favourite spot for locals and visitors to relax, explore and enjoy the views.

Great Western Park is a lovely green space that stretches along the Detroit River, with expansive views of passing freighters and the U.S. shoreline. There is a paved multi-use trail that connects to the Riverfront Trail network, making it a popular destination for walkers and cyclists. With its mature trees, benches, and beautiful river views, it’s a peaceful spot to relax or watch the sunset over the water.

As the first urban state park in Michigan, William G. Miliken State Park is a small park and harbor on the Detroit Riverfront offering wonderful views of the city and river.

As an international memorial to the Underground Railroad, the Gateway to Freedom Monument is a touching piece of art dedicated to those who escaped slavery by the Underground Railroad to Canada.

This parking area off of Merrill Plaisance Street is the main access point for Witherell Woods, which are located within Detroit’s Palmer Park. These woods are a rare pocket of old-growth forest in an urban setting. This 10-acre stand features towering oaks, hickories, beeches, and maples—some over 200 years old—creating a shaded, cathedral-like atmosphere. Unlike the surrounding cityscape, the woods offer a glimpse into Michigan’s pre-settlement landscape, with a rich understory and a quiet, undisturbed feel. Trails are informal, and not cycling friendly, but its a nice place to pause on your ride and maybe lock your bikes and explore on foot.

Campus Martius Park is a restored park in downtown Detroit, Michigan. After the Great Fire of 1805, Campus Martius was central to Judge Augustus Woodward's plans to rebuild the city. (Wikipedia)

Very idyllic with a beautiful path around it

The Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Trail coincides with the first 6 miles of the Iron Belle Trail, which provides a pedestrian- and bike-friendly route around the entire island.