Enjoy the fantastic views and the resultant pictures that will last a lifetime. Best of all, there’s no admission fee, no long waits, and no sweltering heat to contend with, since the walk steps off at 10am.
Sponsored by the International Bridge Authority and the Chamber of Commerce from both cities, organizers remind walkers to bring a passport or other approved I.D. found at the Soo Area Info, International Bridge Customs section of this site. (PLEASE, contact the Sault Ste. Marie Area Chamber of Commerce for more details at 906-632-3301). Bus transportation is available to bring walkers from Ontario to the starting point or, afterward, return those with vehicles waiting to the Norris Center for a small fee of $2.

Walk across the International Bridge, creating lasting memories and enjoying museums, boat tours, beaches, parks, and more open to the general public.

Remember to bring along your passport or other approved I.D.

Bus transportation is available to bring walkers from Ontario to the starting point or, after the event concludes, to bring those with vehicles at the Norris Center back to the Michigan side. The bus fee is $2.

The best place to view the race is at the James A. Alfred Park next to the Cloverland Electric Hydro Electric Plant. The Great Tug Boat Races proceeds help assist people who cannot help themselves because of a disability, mainly local challenged children.  .

Fine arts, national & local music, food and more.

On Saturday, June 30th, the Tahquamenon Area Public Library in Newberry (700 Newberry Ave.) will be a stop on the 2012 U.P. Book Tour. The Newberry event, from 1:00 to 3:00 PM, is free and features writers: Julie Brooks Barbour, L. E. Kimball, Eileen Pollack, Janice Repka and Keith Taylor. There will be refreshments and time for book sales\signing after the event (for more information, call the Tahquamenon Library 906-293-5214). To learn about the 2012 U.P. Book Tour, visit www.upbooktour.org or call (906) 226-4318.