Although the Paint Creek Trail is Michigan's oldest non-motorized railroad track, occasional elevators and renovations make it look as young as ever.

The Canfield Community Center offers residents of Dearborn Heights a wide range of activities, including a library, community center, leisure center and community garden. The Michigan Air Line Trail stretches nearly 6 miles from Lake Erie Metropark to the shores of Lake Huron in the heart of downtown. It is one of the highest rated parks in Michigan and offers a variety of outdoor activities including hiking, biking, snowshoeing, canoeing and snowmobiling.

The Henry Ford Community College campus is located at the north end and three high schools serve the community. Dearborn Heights schools serve students in grades 3-5, 6-8, 9-12 and 12-14. The residents of the public schools are prepared for a two-year high school and a three-year middle school. Most residents of the North - the residents of the District's public elementary and middle schools, as well as the public middle and elementary schools - are located in the South, while the residents of the End are the responsibility of the elementary, middle, middle and secondary schools, and the school district.

The Island Lake Pathway runs through the densely wooded Dearborn Heights landscape, and the Huron Valley Trail connects asphalt and mostly flat trails, providing a connection to a growing network of trails. The Island and Lake Connector Trail connects you to the Island & Lake Recreation Area from the northern end of the city, with access to all parks, hiking trails and recreation areas.

M-24, also known as the Telegraph, is the main artery connecting Dearborn Heights with its neighboring streets. The Metro Parkway Trail (also known as Freedom Trail) runs parallel to urban Macomb County, and the Lower Rouge River Recreation Trail follows the river through the city of Canton, which lies between the urban centers of Ann Arbor and Detroit.

Russell Street and Patterson Street Trail connect the two roads along a former railway corridor in Tecumseh, and Jewett Trail is a 2.5-mile, 1,000-foot-wide trail that circles the city of Dearborn Heights and its neighborhoods. The University Parks Trail was a broad, cobbled path that stretched from Toledo to the University of Michigan campus in Ann Arbor and the campus of Western Michigan University.

The housing stock varies widely, so it is quite likely that you will find a house built over the last six decades, or you will find something that meets your needs. You will also find houses in Dearborn Heights with a variety of styles and living styles.

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