About 3/4 of a mile of river shoreline makes up the entire southern edge of this little gem, and almost all of the property is forested with both rich floodplain forest and drier mature uplands. Start exploring and you'll find some surprises tucked into the woods: sunny little sedge meadows, two prairie remnants along the railroad tracks, and a stone tepee ring that was built by the former owners.

Located within the state Natural Rivers Protection Zone, this land has been a wildlife area since 1980. While a popular destination for fly fishing, bird-watching and nature study, the property is valuable from a historical perspective as well. Portions of an old mill dam and race provide evidence of the sites former use and are an important reminder of the water-powered past of local area industry.

Acres: 29

Trail Length: 1.05 miles (Natural, unpaved)

Burns-Stokes Preserve

Ann Arbor Arms is a radically new concept in firearms and personal defense — a gun shop that is clean, professional, and welcoming. Stop in for team-building exercises, fun group activities, and a lesson or two.

Ann Arbor Arms

Historic Webster Village is composed of seven historic buildings and is located at 5583 Webster Church Road in Webster Township just outside of Dexter, Michigan. It is owned and maintained by the Webster Township Historical Society. Donations and membership dues provide the funds for maintaining these historic buildings.

Through years of tireless and selfless effort on the part of many individuals and organizations, Historic Webster Village is preserved in a state much as it was in the late 1800s. This Village gives one a sense of strong and steadfast life values and an abundant measure of community pride all nurtured in tranquility. It is truly a treasure to be enjoyed!

- Our grounds are often used by groups of fresh-air painters, for festivals, flea markets and bazaars, as a back-drop for graduation photos, or as a site for holiday greeting card photos.
- Podunk School, a one-room, award winning structure, would be the perfect place for school children to visit and sped a day in the late 1800s.
- The Old Town Hall would be an ideal site in which a Civics class could hold a “township meeting” as in days gone by.
- May’s Old North Barn can be rented for square or contra dancing. With it’s sky blue ceiling and electric lighting, a farm market or family reunion could be held inside.
- Our Crossroads Community Center is the perfect place for classes/workshops, birthday or anniversary parties, wedding or baby showers, and much more.

Historic Webster Village

The Kiwanis Center has 90,000 square feet of indoor, outdoor, and business furniture, sports & exercise, toys, kitchen & household, recreation, decorating, collecting, seasonal, electronics, books, jewelry, lamps, luggage, office supplies, dishes, clothing. They are open from 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.

Kiwanis Thrift Sale

With its diverse landscapes, abundant wildlife and endless recreational opportunities, Pinckney Recreation Area is a must-visit destination for campers, mountain bikers, anglers and other recreation enthusiasts. Nestled amidst rolling hills and serene lakes, the landscape features a terminal moraine area formed during the last glaciation period.

Pinckney is known for its extensive trail system and chain of excellent fishing lakes. More than 40 miles of multi-use trail take visitors through lush forests and along sparkling lakes. For the ultimate backcountry experience, pitch a tent at one of the remote campsites scattered throughout the area.

The 11,00-acre park is a large park and fairly spread out. The park features two main day-use areas: Silver Lake and Halfmoon Lake units, where visitor enjoy picnicking, swimming, boating and relaxing by the water.

Pinckney Recreational Area

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:*

### Chelsea-Stockbridge

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.

### Dexter-Chelsea

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.

### Hudson Mills Metropark

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.

### Ann Arbor-Dexter

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.

### Ann Arbor Corridor

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.

### Ypsilanti Corridor

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.

Border to Border Trail (B2B)

**A Historic Washtenaw County Story Map**

On August 26, 1920, the United States ratified the Nineteenth Amendment, finally granting women the right to vote across the country. This map highlights some historic sites here in Washtenaw County connected to suffrage activities leading up to the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment. Suffrage means the right to vote.

*Please appreciate the historical sites illustrated in this map from the public right of way, as most of them are are private property.*

Washtenaw Women Vote Self Guided Tour

Offers open canoeing on weekdays from April to October; weekends by appointment. Tube rentals offered on weekends and holidays. River trips from Hudson Mills Metropark or Dexter Huron Park.

Skip's Huron River Canoe Livery

Baker Woods Preserve has a mixture of forests and meadows. It is also home to the Chelsea District Library's Storybook Trail. The Storybook Trail displays a children's book along a nature trail, allowing for an interesting experience for hiking and reading outdoors. The Storybook trail is updated seasonally and is recommended for kids of all ages.

Another attractive site nature feature is Mill Creek, which traverses the property from north to south. The creek banks are in good condition and the creek itself is well shaded by adjacent vegetation. The site has a varied topography with especially steep slopes along the course of the creek. A parking lot and trails for public access were constructed in 2014.

- Acres: 70
- Trail Length: 1.10 miles (Natural ground, unimproved)

Baker Woods Preserve

Nestled in a quiet bend of the Huron River, Delhi Metropark offers natural beauty to enjoy. You’ll find mature stands of oak trees, open lawns and well-maintained ecosystems along the water that herons, turtles and deer call home.

Trails in Delhi Metropark are paved, mostly flat with minimal grade changes.

Come relax in the fresh air with family and friends under our picnic shelter or give kids the space to explore on our playground. Start a bike ride from the park or explore the river by canoe or kayak.

Delhi Metropark

Known for its back-to-back par 5s and speedy greens, this 6560-yard par 71, course is sure to test golfers of all skill levels. Hudson Mills Metropark Golf Course opened its doors in 1989 and has been a staple in the Dexter community since.

The course offers four sets of tees that play between 5400-6600 yards. Hole #16 is a lengthy par 3, measuring 227 from the white tees and usually plays into a prevailing breeze. A large sand bunker guards the right side of the green which slopes left to right. Par is always a good score on the toughest of Hudson Mills par 3 holes.

Located in Dexter, approximately 20 minutes outside of Ann Arbor, the course features popular amenities like a practice green, full grill and beverage service as well as abundant wildlife and towering hardwoods.

18 holes, 6560 yards, par 71
Men’s Slope/Rating: 71.6/120
Women’s Slope/Rating: 72.3/125

Hudson Mills Metropark Golf Course

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