Native American Memorial Site/Macon Reservation — Attraction in Dundee Township

When I first pulled into the parking the first thing I noticed is all the garbage! We decided to take a few minutes to pick up the trash. I'm all for smoking blunts and eating taco bell but clean up your mess! I feel like more could be done memorialize native Americans other than dedicating a rock to them. The trail is ok. I wish it was paved because it would be a great place to bring bikes. There are no bathrooms at all. The only garbage can I saw was at the begining of the trail. There are a few benches and shelters along the trail and there should definitely be a trash can at each one. The shelters seems a bit outdated. I feel like with a little bit of updating this park would be...

The Native American Memorial Site/Macon Reservation is located inside West County Park next to River Raisin. It is a portion of the original three-square mile reservation created in 1807. The memorial site has a few good open spots for fishing and or picnics. There is also what looks to be a council grounds created with a circle of benches next to the river. The area is inside a southern bend in River Raisin. I recommend a visit! Be sure to take a walk along the beautiful nature preserve walking trail that follows the curve along the river. What I did not like were the large electrical transmission towers that run...

Historic place where the Potawatomi people were moved by the US government as their lands were taken for the Post of Detroit. The confluence is the saline, Macon and raisin rivers is within the 60 acre parcel that was their...