Connecting the city, the stadium, and the river
The Treeline will connect the regional trail system, Argo Dam and Cascades, and the new Broadway Park West to surrounding neighborhoods, downtown Ann Arbor, and University of Michigan athletic facilities and dorms.
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The North Segment
Elevated above N. Main Street, which brings in 30,000 cars every day, the North Segment will provide safe, accessible non-motorized connection to all the Huron River has to offer.
The Downtown Segment
Bringing easy access to Ann Arbor's iconic restaurants and bars, businesses and organizations, the Treeline passes right through the heart of downtown, seamlessly connecting to the bike lanes throughout the city.
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The South Segment
The University has taken on this segment of the Treeline, aptly named Wolverine Way, which starts at E Madison Street and follows the railroad track past the new student dorms, bringing students and visitors safely to the athletic fields.
The Treeline isn't just a path—it's a living connection between neighborhoods, generations, and experiences. This green corridor breaks down barriers between university and town, between north and south, between our river and our downtown. Every completed segment strengthens the fabric of our community, creating new opportunities for chance encounters, shared experiences, and collective memory-making.
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