There
is a stereotype of environmental lawyers as your typical outdoorsy person, and
I definitely fit the mold. And with the winter ice finally melted, I am excited
to begin the annual rituals of kayaking and canoeing trips.
For
outdoor enthusiasts looking to plan their paddling trips along the Detroit
Heritage River Water Trail, I wanted to share this great new resource. An
updated Detroit River Paddling Guide was unveiled last week.
You
can download or view the updated map here:
The
document also includes guidance for local municipalities who are interested in
developing paddling amenities, and it highlights opportunities for
infrastructure improvements along the Detroit River.
The
new guide offers detailed descriptions of each location, a key feature in
designing your outdoor adventure. The guide also features the newest launch
sites, updated information on existing locations, safety suggestions, and
resources for local paddling groups. Recommended paddling routes are also
highlighted, presenting not only mileage, but water time and possible conditions
as well.
I have
downloaded my guide, and I highly recommend it for other paddlers looking to
see the Detroit River and the rest of the Heritage River Water Trail.
Learn
more here:
Paul Bohn, partner at Fausone Bohn, LLP,
has established a strong reputation in Michigan as a leading practitioner in
environmental law. Mr. Bohn has been selected as a Michigan Super Lawyer since
2010 and was named one of the Top Attorneys in Michigan in 2014 by Crain’s
Detroit Business. If you need consultation, don’t hesitate to contact us at
(248) 468-4536 or online at www.fb-firm.com.
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