Alpena Bi-Path
18-Mile City-Wide Pathway Great for Walking and Biking - connects city parks & Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary!
The Bi-Path is an urban jewel in the City of Alpena. See cozy winter cityscapes and take in breathtaking views of Lake Huron. The Bi-Path is flat, connects to parks throughout the city, and is cleared for walking year-round. Over 18 miles long, the Bi-Path follows along the top of the breakwall at the marina, along the shore of the Thunder Bay River, winds through downtown Alpena, spanning the Thunder Bay River connecting the Maritime Heritage Trail to Rotary Island and the Marina, among other landmarks. It then continues south to Starlite Beach and Mich-e-ke-wis Park through the South Bay Corridor business district. Many of the parks throughout the city provide great spots to park a car and head out on the trail on foot or bike.
Download the US 23 Trails Map to access trails along the entire US-23 Sunrise Coast!
GPS: 45.05947, -83.43282
Things To Do: Biking, Fishing, Hiking, Snowmobiling, Wildlife Watching
Open: Year Round, Handicap Accessible
