Yard Sale Trail

NOTE: ALL YARD SALES ARE INDEPENDENTLY OPERATED WITH NO AFFILIATION OF THE EVENT ORGANIZER.

Along Beautiful Lake Huron

Friday, Saturday, Sunday

August 9-11, 2024

150+ miles of antiques, yard sales, and much more to explore!
From New Baltimore and Algonac in the south to Sebewaing in the north, M-25 / M-29 follows the majestic banks of the St. Clair River, then continues along the shoreline of beautiful Lake Huron and Saginaw Bay.
Many communities along the route offer unique shops, "antiquing", museums full of local history, and small diners for convenience and comfort.

Sponsored by... ...
Mary Teichow
Teichow's Treasures
810-324-2895
teichowtreasures@gmail.com

MDOT#80150648

CONTACT BLUE WATER AREA CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU for accommodations on the trail:

Blue Water Area Convention & Visitors Bureau

500 Thomas Edison Parkway

Port Huron, MI 48060

810-987-8687

800-852-4242

website: www.bluewater.org

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Participating Communities

New Baltimore

Welcome! We are the home of the Bay Rama Fish Fly Festival. Begin or end "The Trail" here on the northern coastline of Lake St. Clair. Our beautiful town sits on the waterfront offering a public park, beach and downtown shopping district. A Farmers Market takes place on Sundays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., located next to the Recreation Center, 50976 Washington St.

Clay Township - Algonac

Unique shops and dining, 1700 LF boardwalk, and lots of yard sales! Algonac State Park with camping, boat launch, archery and trap ranges. Clay Algonac Historical Museum at 1240 St. Clair River Drive with early 1800’s log cabin and artifacts.

Marine City

TAKE ME TO THE RIVER! EXPERIENCE a live performance at our two theatres, EXPLORE the galleries and 22 foot Titanic model at our museum, RIDE the ferry boat (by foot, bike, or car) to Canada and back, DINE at our great restaurants, WIGGLE your toes in the sand at our beach, SHOP for antiques, art, gifts, clothing and specialty candles. Make sure you visit Back Porch Antiques, 550 Broadway (M-29), open 7 days, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., 810-765-7122. MARINE CITY - where "Norman Rockwell meets Kid Rock!" (Metro Times). Info 810-765-4501.

St.Clair

Quaint and serene village-like atmosphere located on the banks of the St. Clair River. Take a stroll along the longest fresh water boardwalk in the world, or find "Treasures on the Trail" at St. Clair's Riverview Plaza. The Plaza offers many restaurants, unique boutiques, antiques, consignment shop, brewery, and so much more. For additional information regarding this event,email requests to: riverviewplazaevents@gmail.com or visit www.facebook.com/groups/riverviewplazaevents.

Lexington

Quaint shopping, dining, lodging, festivals, music in the park and winery. Come walk our beautiful harbor. Visit our website for more information www.lexingtonmichigan.org.

Forestville

Visit our HUGE YARD & ANTIQUE SALE on the front Iawn of FARMHOUSE ANTIQUES at 7914 Lake St., off Cass River Rd. and M-25, behind St. John’s Church Look for the big tent! Loads of goodies!

Harbor Beach

Welcome to Harbor Beach! Stop at the Visitor's Center, the birthplace of Governor Frank Murphy, 146 S. Huron Ave., for a copy of our 2016 Visitor's Guide and Event Calendar. Tours of the Murphy Museum, Grice Museum and the Harbor Beach Lighthouse are available. Enjoy our North Park Campground, Harbor Beach Marina, Bike Path and the Judge James H. Lincoln Memorial Park at the foot of the Trescott Street Pier. Buy local and eat fresh at our Farmer's Market on Fridays from 2 to 7 p.m. on the Murphy Museum lawn. We look forward to your visit. For more information call 989-479-6477, visit our website www.harborbeachchamber.com, or email visitor@harborbeachchamber.com.

Port Hope

Port Hope “The Little Town with the Big Welcome” - charming community, unique shops, ABC Days (antiques, bean soup & crafts) on August 20. For more information call 989-428-3463 or our website at www.PortHopeMich.com.

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