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Did you know that being in nature can reduce your stress? For as little as 20 minutes, being out in nature instead of an urban environment can help lower your heart rate and blood pressure to reduce feelings of anxiety and stress. Take a walk on the #b2btrail and explore everything that nature has to offer.
Amazing progress has been made on the trail segment extending along Dexter-Chelsea Road! The paving has begun and bridge work over Mill Creek continues. Stay tuned for a ribbon-cutting event this summer!
It is the nature of the B2B trail that users are moving at different speeds. People with children or pets are moving slowly. Nature photographers are practically motionless. ‘Bladers and Bicyclists are moving fast and faster. With a mix of speeds, there’s a need to understand where you fit in, and whom to yield to when out on the trails. The short rule is: Wheels Yield to Heels
Common sense without selfishness.
Category Archives: Border-to-Border Trail
New B2B Trail Segment Officially Open
We have cut the ribbon and a new B2B Trail segment is officially open! Thanks to the 75+ people who joined us to celebrate the new path and to take an inaugural walk on the trail. A huge thanks also … Continue reading
2.6 New B2B Miles Open on December 8!
HWPI and WCPARC are thrilled to announce the opening of a new B2B trail segment! This segment covers 2.6 miles beginning at the intersection of Werkner Road and M52, north of Chelsea, and ending at the DNR’s Green Lake Campground … Continue reading
M52 Phase 1 Nearing Completion
All summer, it’s been fun to watch the construction progress on M52 Phase 1 of the B2B’s Chelsea-Stockbridge connector. We’ve seen clearing, grading, retaining wall and boardwalk construction, etc., all of which have been interesting. Yet there is something special about getting … Continue reading
Governor Snyder Launches IBT Private Fundraising Effort
April 17, 2018 – Today Gov. Rick Snyder launched a private fundraising initiative to help build the Iron Belle Trail (IBT), Michigan’s 2,000 mile biking and hiking trail. Snyder announced private donations totaling $10.5 million to help build the IBT. … Continue reading
