January 13th, 2012
Can’t get enough of Michigan? Have you watched specials about this intriguing state’s tourist attractions and thought you had seen it all?
Michigan intrigues us and whether you’re looking for gorgeous waterfalls or man-made marvels, you need to see it all for yourself and there are two ways you can do this:
1) Get on http://www.direct.tv/direct-tv/Michigan/ and catch a television program on the matter or 2) Take a trip there yourself! Guess which one we suggest you do!
If you need more convincing then here is a short list of all the attractions you are missing out on:
1.) Big Sable Point Lighthouse – Ludington State Park, Michigan
After a decent trek through the Ludington dunes, you are greeted by the vision of this stalwart sentinel – a 112 foot lighthouse overlooking an incredible view.
2.) Greenfield Village – Dearborn, Michigan
You’ll swear you’ve been transported to the past with this historical city. Check out Thomas Edison’s lab or swing by the Wright brothers’ bike shop.
3.) Gerald Ford Museum – Grand Rapids, Michigan
Relive the accomplishments of this incredible man and even get a holographic tour of the Ford White House complete with a look at the Oval Office.
4.) Southwestern Michigan’s Air Zoo – Kalamazoo
Get a look at everything aerial from the models of the first flying machine to a hands-on look at the International Space Station.
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July 19th, 2011
Tahquamenon Falls
This landmark has been a favorite of Michiganders for generations; many make a special trip to see it dressed in autumn colors. The Falls have an intriguing yellowish tint, with the water rushing from several levels, making for good hiking and a variety of viewpoints.
Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
Ojibwa legends held this area of stained and sculptured rock formations and sea caves in special reverence; tourists were visiting it regularly by the 1870s. Many of the rocks are best viewed boatside from Lake Superior, but there are plenty Read more…
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July 17th, 2011
Lake Michigan is one of the Great Lakes and is the sixth largest lake in the world. There are literally dozens of creeks, streams and rivers that give the opportunity for some excellent fishing. On Lake Michigan you are almost guaranteed to catch small and large mouth bass as well as salmon and trout. These fisheries are considered to be world class. You can fish from large or small boats and still reap the same benefits from your fishing expedition. There are also dozens are places to fish Read more…
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July 16th, 2011
Michigan is home to the four of the Great Lakes, which are located within fifty miles of Mears, Michigan. Mears is located in the wooded, sandy beach areas of Oceana County. Camping is synonymous with Mears and its nearby campground locations, loaded with a myriad of activities for all ages. The more popular campgrounds within Mears are all located within the Silver Lake State Park resorts and campgrounds.
Camping in the surrounding Mears parks is Read more…
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July 13th, 2011
There are a lot of things to do in Traverse City, Michigan outdoors. The first thing to do is to take a bike ride through Tart and Leelanau Trails. Along these trails you will be passing through a varied landscape of beaches and forests. The second thing to do is to discover the city’s 25 spring wildflowers. These wildflowers include white trilliums, pink spring beauties, yellow trout lilies and dainty blue forget-me-nots. The third thing to do is enjoy the local baseball team, Traverse City Beach Bums. The fourth thing to do is to visit Bryant Read more…
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