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Black Oak Heritage Park is a protected natural area known for its rare oak savanna ecosystem and Carolinian forest species. The park features a network of informal trails that wind through tallgrass prairie, wetlands, and groves of mature black oaks, offering habitat for birds, butterflies, and native plants. It’s a peaceful spot for walking, birdwatching, and connecting with one of the region’s most ecologically significant landscapes.

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.

Lake St. Clair, also known as Lake St. Clair, is a freshwater lake located between the Canadian province of Ontario and the U.S. state of Michigan, north of Detroit. It is sometimes referred to as "the sixth Great Lake," although it is not considered part of the Great Lakes system.

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.

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.

This little park is really fun for the family, with a schooner-themed playground that includes water cannons and some small cascades — maybe no big surprise, since the park is right next to the Coast Guard base? There are fishing piers, restrooms and a cafe, too, and the park also connected into the Riverwalk.

This little park sits at the easternmost point of the Detroit Riverwalk. Once a little bare, for lack of a better word, it's now quite idyllic, with butterfly gardens, a fountain, a labyrinth, and some spots to fish from. And of course, it fronts right on the river.