8 Little-Known Hiking Areas In Michigan For Outdoor-Minded College Students
As a college student, you have access to the top hiking areas in Michigan. Many are close to your school. We highlight the best treks areas in the state.
Finding Fun in Michigan & Beyond
As a college student, you have access to the top hiking areas in Michigan. Many are close to your school. We highlight the best treks areas in the state.
Huron County blocks off an public lake access point and boat ramp at Oak Beach County Park. Used for over 50 years by fishermen and kayakers. A group has formed to protest and seek improvements to the boat launch.
Postcards are a window into the past. In the early 1900s, sending a postcard was like sharing a Facebook post. It seemed like everyone was doing it. We found some great examples of vintage postcards of Michigan small towns worth a quick peek.
The accidental find of the Marshal Sandstone formation in Michigan’s Upper Thumb in 1834 gave rise to one of the areas first industries. Grindstone City became famous for its production of huge grinding wheels until a disruptive technology change slid the industry into obsolescence.
Escanaba is a charming town located on the banks of the Escanaba River. Little but mighty, it offers plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation for the entire family. From horse riding to fishing and hiking, there’s something for everyone in Escanaba. Here are 10 of our favorite things to do in Escanaba Mi this summer.
The name Pointe Aux Barques was coined by French sailors and voyageurs in about 1760. The name literally means the point of boats, This is because the rock formations at the tip of the Thumb looked like the prow of a ship. It was also known as a hideout for sailors.
The year is 1912. An exclusive modern resort community is opened at the tip of Michigan’s thumb with direct train service from Detroit. For over 100 years it has been a resort community.
Bicycling Around Mackinac Island
Located just north of Tawas, this 22-mile scenic byway extends westward from the shore of Lake Huron paralleling the historic Au Sable River.
There is much to see and explore along its 22 mile scenic route.