セントクレア湖周辺のおすすめ交通量の少ないサイクリングルート

Turkey Creekは、Turkey Creek Trailを通じて陸上から、または動力のないボートで水上から楽しめる穏やかな自然の水路です。カヤックやカヌーが人気で、ボートは通常Vince Marcotte Parkから出航し、川の河口に向かって漕ぎます。釣りもここで人気があります。

オジブウェイ・プレーリー州立自然保護区は250ヘクタールに及び、オンタリオ州で最大の保護された原生プレーリーです。この地域には500種以上の開花植物が生息しており、開けた森林と背の高い草で覆われています。

Tucked along the loop trail, Brunet Park’s pavilion offers a shaded gathering spot with space for around forty people and several picnic tables set beneath the roofline. It’s an easy place to host a family lunch, take a break during a walk, or escape the midday sun while still enjoying the surrounding trees and open lawn.

Brunet Park is a quiet local green space with a small pavilion and a loop trail of about 2.6 kilometres through mixed woods and open lawn. The park offers a family-friendly setting that’s easy to access and still feels tucked away — a great option for a short walk, picnic, or dog stroll amidst mature trees and neighbourhood tranquillity.

This riverfront park draws more than three million walkers, bikers and picnickers every year. It's filled with green spaces and makes a great link for visiting businesses along Detroit's waterfront, or a relaxed, traffic-free ride to access Belle Island.

Very idyllic with a beautiful path around it

This carefully restored lagoon is home not only to the herons that give it its name, but also turtles, a variety of fish, and lots of other birds and wildlife.

You'll have to hop off your bike to really enjoy this little park, which was once known as Windmill Point. The thirty-foot stone windmill was replaced with a lighthouse that went into operation in 1838. There was once a hospital here, too, but it was demolished when most historical buildings were moved away from here, leaving only the lighthouse remaining.