Detroit RiverWalk | Free & Affordable Things to Do in Detroit, Michigan
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The Detroit RiverWalk is a stretch of the riverfront stretching from the Gabriel Richard Park to the Ambassador Bridge, which is approximately five and a half miles. Many people visit the riverfront to walk, bike, run, or simply spend time with friends and family and take advantage of the all the riverfront has to offer. Attractions situated along the Detroit riverfront include open greens spaces, pathways, pavilions, plaza, and park. All of which are connected by the Detroit RiverWalk. The riverfront also features residential areas, retail shops, restaurants, and a marina. The Detroit RiverWalk is the work of the Conservancy.

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