Dequindre Cut
7 expert reviews
“Railway-turned-greenway provides a pedestrian link in downtown Detroit and celebrates urban artwork. ”
– Atlas Obscura
On the Grid "“The Cut” is an old railroad line that has been converted into a pedestrian park." Full review
Atlas Obscura "This railway-turned-greenway provides a pedestrian link in downtown Detroit and celebrates urban artwork. " Full review
Rough Guide "Jason Hall lets one arm swing by his side as he bikes along Detroit's Dequindre Cut, an old railroad line turned public greenway. Overpasses stud the way: some wasted and mouldering,..."
National Geographic "Returning to RiverWalk, we take the Dequindre Cut Greenway, a 1.35-mile-long below-grade railroad track the city has turned into a bike path stretching from the river almost to Eastern..."
Lonely Planet "A favorite with cyclists, the Dequindre Cut is an urban greenway that follows an old railroad line for two miles. It begins down by the river, eventually spilling into Detroit's buzzing..."
Lonely Planet "The 3-mile RiverWalk unfurls along the Detroit River downtown, while the 1.5-mile Dequindre Cut Greenway intersects it and heads north to Eastern Market. The flat paths are especially..."
