It's a good place to get a view of the city's skyscrapers and you will find a park with a nice stroll along the river. Good when the weather is warm and you will find joggers and power walkers.

The Detroit riverfront is a favorite destination of ours! Living just 30 minutes away, we enjoy walking along the Detroit River on a beautiful day and so come down several times across the year. On this late summer day, we walked from the state park over to Cullen Plaza and a bit more westward. We checked out some public art installations. We sat on a bench to watch a downbound freighter pass by. We leaned on the railing watching the sunlight play on the water. We walked through the marshlands park. There is free parking near Cullen Plaza where a cafe and public restrooms can be found. Of course, the current riverfront has about 5 walkable miles end to end. We stayed about an hour, but certainly since it is free to walk the Riverwalk and it is open all day long 6am-10pm. So each visit can be a different experience depending on the time of year and the time of day. A visit during the winter months is as interesting and beautiful as a visit during any other season. Check the calendar for scheduled events such as the 313 Festival, Shimmer on the River, and Harvest Festival.

There were beautiful views and it was a great afternoon walk! We really enjoyed the family-friendly atmosphere. It would be a great place for a picnic!

The City of Detroit has done an excellent job rehabbing the walkway/bikeway along the Detroit River. The views of the river and Canada beyond are nice, and this is a fine place for people watching.

It was a beautiful day. There were not so many tourists in the area. I was amazed at how many beautiful architectural designs