Work on the Huron River has opened the water to canoeing and rafting
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Posted: 05/24/2012
(WXYZ) - Recent work on the Huron River has turned the body of water from a stinking, stagnant mess to a rafting paradise.
The river is now opening to canoeing and rafting, including some where rafters can take on white water rafting.
Check out the city of Ann Arbor's website for information on pricing and times of operation.
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