

Recreation & Outdoors
The B2B Trail is a 42-mile, 10-foot wide, ADA accessible, paved pathway consisting of 6 different trail corridors that connect you to cities, parks, and many destinations throughout Washtenaw County, Michigan. Everyone is welcome!
Corridors:
The completed trail within the Chelsea-Stockbridge Corridor is 4.7 miles of rolling, road-separated, non-motorized trail that roughly parallels M-52 between Werkner Road and North Territorial Road.
This scenic 2.1 mile segment of the B2B Trail runs parallel to the railroad and Dexter-Chelsea Road between Freer Road and North Lima Center Road. Trail users will enjoy a private, mostly flat segment with beautiful farmland views. This segment connects with the city of Chelsea where visitors can enjoy plenty of dining, entertainment, and shopping options.
This Border to Border Trail corridor connecting downtown Dexter to the Hudson Mills Metropark is 4.58 miles of rolling, non-motorized pathway that lies between Main Street and North Territorial Road. Visitors will experience a rural landscape in a park setting featuring riverfront views, woodlands, and scenic prairie environments.
This Border to Border Trail corridor connects downtown Dexter to the Dexter-Huron and Delhi Metroparks, following the Huron River toward Ann Arbor. Visitors will experience a rural landscape in a park setting featuring riverfront views, woodlands, and scenic prairie environments.
This scenic 5.6 mile segment of the B2B Trail travels along the Huron River as it passes through the City of Ann Arbor. Visitors will cross pedestrian bridges and meander through scenic parkways as they pass through some of Ann Arbor’s most popular recreational spaces.
This 11.67 mile segment of the B2B Trail features the sights and sounds of Ypsilanti with gorgeous views of the Huron River and Ford Lake. This segment passes through the heart of the city where visitors can explore local college campuses while enjoying vibrant shopping, dining and entertainment options.