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Nestled along the Saginaw River where it joins Saginaw Bay, Bay City sits on land once home to the Sauk, Ojibwa and other Indigenous peoples whose hunting and fishing grounds stretched across the region. Today the city is known for its historic waterfront, lumber-era architecture, and vibrant Great Lakes port heritage. You can visit the rebuilt riverfront, explore antique-filled downtown blocks, and possibly enjoy one of the many festivals the city is known for.

Set on the southern shore of Saginaw Bay, Bay City State Park offers cyclists a scenic destination with lakeside views, wildlife-rich wetlands, and easy beach access. The park protects the Tobico Marsh, one of the largest remaining freshwater wetlands on the Great Lakes, making it a prime spot for birdwatching and quiet explorations through oak savannah, meadow, and marsh. A modern campground provides a convenient overnight option for bike tourers, with hot showers, shaded sites, and quick access to trails and the shoreline.

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