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Stay and Play in the Blue Water Area!
Discover St. Clair County also known as the Blue Water Area. The City of Port Huron and its unique twin span bridges serves as an international gateway to neighboring Canada, located where the base of Lake Huron meets the St. Clair River.
With crystal blue water flowing under the twin spans of the Blue Water Bridges, beautiful parks and beaches the Blue Water Area offers some of the most scenic views and an abundance of recreational activities for both the nautical and land lovers alike.
Filled with historical sites, you can visit the place where Thomas Edison once lived and worked. While you’re here, climb the oldest working lighthouse, and stroll along the world’s longest wooden boardwalk. If fishing is what you’re looking for you’ll find lakes, rivers and streams abundant with walleye, salmon and lake trout. Enjoy exceptional dining experiences as you find several waterfront restaurants offering indoor or outdoor dining and marvel at some of the original architecture that still stands in the downtown shopping area.
When visiting the Blue Water Area for business, vacation or weekend get-away, from one end of the county to the other there are a variety of accommodations awaiting your arrival. Our hotel offerings are plentiful, conveniently located by expressways, restaurants, shopping and marinas. Take advantage of the many hotel packages.
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200+ miles of antiques, yard sales, and much more to explore! From Sebewaing in the north to New Baltimore in the south, M-25 / M-29 follows the rugged and majestic shoreline of Lake Huron, then conti... |
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