Greenways are rapidly becoming an important urban revitalization program throughout the region. Increasingly, communities are coming together and developing greenways that link communities together through a common green thread. Taken together, they constitute a true vision for greenways for southeast Michigan.

Individually, a number of multi-jurisdictional greenways projects have developed over the past few years. They follow watercourses; they link communities and cultural resources; they create recreational opportunities; and they provide a framework for communities to collaborate and work together to improve the region's quality of life.

The following is a list of multi-jurisdictional southeast Michigan greenways projects that have received support through the GreenWays Initiative.

Click on a project name to learn more about it.

Border to Border Trail (Huron River Greenway)
Bridge to Bay Trail
Clinton River Trail
Downriver Linked Greenways Initiative
Greater Detroit American Heritage River Initiative
Macomb Orchard Trail
Rouge River Gateway Corridor
Southeast Livingston Greenways