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Load moreAnn Arbor has made the list as the coolest city to visit in Michigan. One of the things that makes this city so cool is the Border-to-Border Trail! Whether you are on the trail for a spring morning run or taking the kids out for an autumn bike ride, the Border-to-Border Trail is a great way to explore the scenery of Washtenaw County any time of the year. That is very cool!
The Coolest City to Visit in Each State
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With such a vast country at your disposal, it’s difficult to choose where to go and what to see. That’s why we dug deep to find the coolest city in each one of our glorious 50...What do trails mean to you? We would love to hear! Please share your comments.
American Trails
In 2018 we asked you all to share what trails mean to you. These are some of your answers.Hiking or biking on familiar pathways is a safe, relaxing way for me to exercise, share time with family and friends, to unplug and simply enjoy being outdoors. Unfamiliar pathways give me the same gifts, with the added promise of new and sometimes amazing vistas just around the next bend in the trail.
Category Archives: HWPI Volunteer Spotlight
HWPI Volunteer Spotlight: Peter and Patti Feeney
HWPI is very pleased to introduce two amazing volunteers, Peter and Patti Feeney. This couple has made immeasurable contributions to HWPI and the B2B over the last few years. Their interest in building local trails began while biking in Colorado. … Continue reading
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HWPI Volunteer Spotlight: Tim Eder
HWPI is pleased to introduce another remarkable volunteer, Tim Eder. Tim’s community leadership is longstanding. He recently played a primary role in the effort to “deny the mine” in Lyndon Township, through the Friends of Chelsea and Lyndon Township group. … Continue reading
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