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The Upper Thumb of Michigan refers to the northeastern region of Michigan’s “thumb” area, part of the state’s Lower Peninsula. Bordered by Lake Huron and Saginaw Bay, the region is known for its scenic shoreline, small towns, and outdoor recreational opportunities such as boating, fishing, and camping. Key towns in the Upper Thumb include Caseville, Port Austin, and Bad Axe. It’s a popular destination for summer tourism, featuring attractions like the Port Austin Farmers Market, Turnip Rock, and the Caseville Cheeseburger Festival. The Upper Thumb combines natural beauty with a laid-back, rural charm, making it a favorite getaway for locals and visitors alike.
The Great Lakes region may be frozen during the winter, but this opens up many opportunities. You can take hikes in your snowshoes or follow a cross-country ski trail. Climb on board a snowmobile for a tour or relax in an indoor waterpark’s lazy river. Whatever you need from your winter vacation, the Great Lakes have something to offer, with incredible views to enjoy along the way.
Vlasic Dill Pickle Soup is a quick savory hearty main course soup that is perfect for a camp lunch. The potential variations are endless and prep is simple.
Southeast Michigan is experiencing frosty mornings but is set for a warming trend, with temperatures predicted to reach the 70s by the weekend. High pressure will bring clear and dry conditions, leading to mild evenings. Residents should stay updated on weather advisories from the National Weather Service for any changes.
Caseville, MI – The Caseville Area Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with local merchants, is delighted to host the 22nd Annual Caseville Pumpkin Fest, a cherished community event that brings together families, friends, and visitors for a weekend of autumn-themed fun …
Huron County, MI — History enthusiasts and families looking for an educational and engaging weekend outing are in for a treat as the Huron County Historical Society presents the annual Museum Weekend on September 28 and 29. The event, running from …
This picture of Charity Island Michigan Ruins was taken in 1993, about the time Standish real estate broker Robert Wiltse and a group of investors bought the island for development.
With 150 miles of shoreline the contrast between the rocky, rugged Lake Huron side is toured to the sugar sand and calm waters of Saginaw Bay. The thumb region is a great area to explore.
Discover the serene world of Michigan Lavender Farms! Uncover their hidden gems, learn about the lavender labyrinth, and find out when lavender blooms in Michigan. Curious? Click here to dive into a fragrant adventure ??
