Kayaking Hulls Trace 🛶 | Michigan’s War of 1812 Hidden Gem
Автор: Erikneil13
Загружено: 2025-09-28
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Today’s adventure starts at Hulls Trace in Brownstown, Michigan - a place where outdoor adventure meets history.
Hulls Trace was the site of Michigan’s first military road, built during the War of 1812 to connect Detroit to Ohio. The road was made from logs, known as a corduroy road, and remnants can still be seen near the launch.
From here, I paddle the Huron River, part of the Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge. Along the way, I spot local wildlife like bald eagles, herons, and turtles, while taking in the peaceful scenery just minutes away from Detroit.
📍 In this video:
Launching from Hulls Trace
History of Michigan’s first military road (War of 1812)
Kayaking the Huron River toward Rockwood
Wildlife sightings: bald eagles, turtles, herons
Why Hulls Trace is a perfect mix of history + outdoor adventure
If you’re looking for kayaking spots in Southeast Michigan or hidden historical gems near Detroit, Hulls Trace should be on your list.
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