Saint Clair County Travel Guide

Tourist Guide

A bridge at dusk with lights reflecting on the water.
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A tall white lighthouse with a red roof, a brick building, and a grassy area with a path leading to the lighthouse.
A white swan swimming in a pond surrounded by tall green reeds.
A small boat tied to a wooden dock by a calm water body with lush green grass in the background.

Popular cities in Saint Clair County

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Port Huron
Known for Ports, Rivers and Excursions
Explore Port Huron: its riverfront, dining, museums and more!

Reasons to visit

  • Blue Water Bridge
  • Fort Gratiot Lighthouse
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St. Clair
Known for Family-friendly, Beaches and Dining
Experience St. Clair: its beaches, dining and more!
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Marine City
Check out the local area in Marine City—home to attractions like Algonac State Park and Cottrellville Park.
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A covered bridge named Sim Smith Bridge with a sign indicating it is a one-lane bridge.
Smiths Creek
Venture to sights like Fore Lakes Golf Club and Sawmill City as you discover Smiths Creek.
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Yale
Yale
Venture to 3 North Vines—just one of the sights to explore around Yale.
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Algonac
Explore attractions like Algonac State Park and Lake Saint Clair as you discover things to see and do in Algonac.
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Stay near popular Saint Clair County attractions

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Blue Water Bridge

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After visiting Blue Water Bridge, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Port Huron. While you're in the area, stroll along the waterfront.
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