Finding Fun in Michigan & Beyond
Michigan Travel – While our focus is Michigan’s Thumb region, we strike out across the Great Lakes and find fun and things to do.
We look for places to see geared for families on a budget. We look for unique and one-of-a-kind spots that the tourists don’t know about.
Michigan has been a traveler’s destination for over 100 years. That is part of our Michigan history, and many great sites and stories came as a result.
We commonly take a road trip throughout Michigan to explore some out-of-the-way places that we want to know more about.
Destinations include; Michigan’s Upper Penninsula, The sunrise coast, the wine-producing areas and vineyards of Traverse and Southwest Michigan, the greater Detroit area, and even nearby Illinois and Ohio.
Here are some of our best Michigan Travel posts.
by Looking for the perfect beach spot in Lexington, MI? Our comprehensive guide covers everything from dog-friendly beaches to scenic parks along M-25. Dive in to find your next beach destination.
by Embark on a journey to discover North America’s Five Great Lakes: Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, and Ontario. Each lake has its own character, natural beauty, and captivating history. From sandy beaches and charming lighthouses to awe-inspiring wildlife, there’s a world of wonder waiting for you.
by Embark on a journey along Lake Michigan’s shores, where adventure and serenity coexist. From sailing to scenic drives, discover six handpicked day trips that offer unique experiences. Don’t miss out on these Michigan gems.
by Hastings, Michigan, provides a splendid tableau of American small-town charm, enriched with a colorful history, picturesque landscape, diverse demographics, and a vibrant culture. Situated deep …
by Mackinac Island is a charming car-free retreat known for its beauty and old-world hospitality. It offers affordable family accommodations with comfort and amenities.
by Nestled within the mighty Canadian Rockies, Banff Hot Springs had an interesting birth. In 1883, during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway, three railway workers stumbled upon thermal springs on Sulfur Mountain’s northeast slope. To protect these natural resources, they made the bold move of establishing Canada’s first national park, Banff National Park, in 1885, and declared the hot springs as reserved land. The Banff Upper Hot Springs we see today, managed by Parks Canada, is one of nine naturally occurring hot springs in the park.
by Discover the fascinating world of Michigan Rockhounding. Meet the enthusiasts, explore popular spots, and learn how to identify your treasures. Ready to dig in?
by Canada is so close to Michigan yet how many times have you treked over and explored? From iconic Niagara Falls to the bustling streets of Toronto, we’ve got some itinerary ideas covered. Click to read more and start planning your adventure today!
