The Best Stories, Sites and Fun From Around the Great Lakes State.
by Get the facts straight about e-biking on Mackinac Island. Our Mackinac E-bike Rules guide dives into mobility disability exceptions and Class 1 electric bicycles. Don’t miss out on this essential read.
by A picturesque drive through the heart of Michigan introduces the treasures of Petoskey and Charlevoix, eventually leading to the grandeur of Mackinaw City, brimming with historic sites, local markets, and traditional cuisine.
by Picture a perfectly peaceful winter wonderland, where horse-drawn carriages glide over fresh snowfall and the sweet aroma of homemade fudge wafts from cozy shops lining the main street. Welcome to …
by Nestled in the heart of Holland, Michigan, stands a testament to time and community spirit, the Centennial Park. This treasured local landmark, with a rich tapestry of history woven into …
by Looking for the perfect stay in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula? Our guide unveils the best hotels, each offering a unique blend of comfort and charm. From historic landmarks to rustic bed & breakfasts, find out why these establishments are the top choices for discerning travelers.
by In the charming town of Atlanta, Michigan, the culinary opportunities are as diverse as they are delightful. The restaurants in Atlanta Michigan, range from family-friendly eateries to upscale dining experiences. …
by The City of Alpena conducts service as part of the Detroit and Cleveland line. This 285-foot 2,000 horsepower sidewheel paddlewheel started service in 1893 and could carry up to 400 passengers and freight along the D&C’s “Coast Line to Mackinaw” run.
by Shipping losses prompted Congress to authorize legislation for constructing the US Life Saving Stations into operation on the Great Lakes in 1854.
At their height, Michigan had 46 Life Saving Stations across the Great Lakes.
by There is so much great stuff to do in Lapeer County, and the folks we talked with were accommodating and enthusiastic. In the end, I’m sure you’ll be able to find something here to enjoy, whether it’s on one of your driving adventures through one of Michigan’s smallest county or a visit to one of the many attractions from people who know the area best.
by On a September night in 1960 the steamer Lady Elgin and schooner Augusta collided near Winnetka Illinois with such force that they almost split each other openly. Within 20 minutes, Lady Elgin was breaking apart and sinking. The Lady Elgin disaster remains the most significant loss of life on open water in the Great Lakes history.
