National Water Trail Kayak Lockers

National Water Trail Kayak Lockers

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Huron River Watershed Council

Jen Maigret, former partner of MAde Studio

Caileigh MacKellar, Kallie Sternberg, Masataka Yoshikawa

2014- 2015

Hosford & Co.

2016 / Bandemer Park, City of Ann Arbor, Michigan

Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell designated the Huron River Water Trail as the 18th trail of the National Water Trails System in July 2015. The Huron River Water Trail joins a network of national exemplary water trails from Puget Sound to the Hudson River. The National Water Trails System is an inter-agency collaborative effort administrated by the National Park Service.
The Huron River Water Trail is a 104-mile inland paddling trail connecting people to the river’s natural environment, its history, and the communities it connects in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula. It is a consortium of interested groups and communities committed to providing residents and visitors with a safe, accessible and enjoyable experience on the Huron River and in the Trail Towns.