Finding Fun in Michigan
Parks in the Midwest US tend to be less crowded than national parks closer to the coasts, making them ideal for a summer getaway. These parks have something for everyone. This is true whether you’re a Vlogger looking for video idea travel content or looking for a quiet nature hike or a day filled with adventure activities. Here are our picks for the Midwest’s top seven national and state parks.
From national parks and beaches to the miles of hiking and biking trails plus skiing areas, discover the best outdoor activities in Michigan and the Great Lakes
Tucked among the Indiana Dunes National Park on the shores of Lake Michigan is a bit of an anomaly; five model homes from the 1933 Chicago Worlds Fair. They look a bit out of place among the wilds of the park, but they are situated together and offer a commanding view of the lake, and … Read more
Isle Royale National Park announced today plans are being finalized to open the park for visitation this summer.
Park staff will begin processing Ranger III reservations on March 1. Capacity on Ranger III will be held at approximately 50% of pre-pandemic capacity to provide social distancing
For all its rugged wilderness, Isle Royale also offers amenities of home for those visitors not bringing their own tent and canoe. With a little planning and inside knowledge, the island park can be a great trip for seniors wanting to have an awesome wilderness experience.
