If you're hoping to see the night sky light up with dazzling colors, this International Dark Sky Park in Michigan needs to be on your radar.
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With its charming Swiss-inspired buildings, a walkable downtown, and heaps of outdoor adventures, this Michigan city is the perfect place for a relaxed getaway.
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Discover this tiny town in the north of Michigan's Lower Peninsula that's known for its 19th century history, cliffside lighthouses, hiking trails, and beaches.
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Though it's quite remote, this charming community in Michigan's Upper Peninsula offers peaceful trails, serene views, and a wealth of history to discover.
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Get in on the festivities and book a trip to this one-of-a-kind festival that celebrates a truly one-of-a-kind exhibit!
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This small Michigan town is a short drive from Detroit. A winter holidays visit will make you feel like you're in a Hallmark Movie, but it's great year-round.
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This lakefront Michigan town situated on Grand Traverse Bay oozes charm and low-key vibes with wineries, hiking trails, and nearby lighthouses to explore.
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It's hard to beat Michigan's endless shoreline for a camping trip. This park in the state's Lower Peninsula is a sandy haven of summer bliss.
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The Upper Peninsula of Michigan is an overlooked dreamscape of shoreline, forests, and quietude. And it doesn't get more peaceful than this quaint village.
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Apple-picking season is almost here, and it doesn't get much more romantic than strolling around the spectacular orchards of the magnificent Midwest.
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America's storied waterways led to the rise of industries and communities that defined entire generations. This Midwestern canal was no exception.
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America's highway rest stops are living embodiments of the country's automotive history. Just outside this Michigan village is where they all got their start.
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With delicious wine, quick access to Saginaw Bay, and plenty of charming local restaurants, this Michigan town makes for a great stop along the Sunrise Coast.
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An hour outside of Detroit lies an underrated artsy city, quietly boasting some of the best craft beer in the country and access to over 125 lakes.
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The shimmering waters of Lake Michigan might seem perfect for a dip, but you might want to avoid swimming in these beaches along the shores of the Great Lake.
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This out-of-the-way state park on Saginaw Bay offers beautiful scenery, a swimming beach, fishing, paddling, hiking, and more on it's 700-plus lakefront acres.
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Enjoy Lake Huron, explore forest trails with over 25 dinosaur sculptures, camp by the coast, and dig for fossils in a nearby quarry at this quiet Michigan town.
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This underrated state park near Saugatuck provides visitors with not just miles of pristine shoreline, but also miles of hiking trails nestled in a forest.
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Swim, surf, and sunbathe on this stunning Michigan beach where photos can't do it justice. Plus, it's the gateway to Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore.
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This spot in the Mitten State is small but packed with things to do. Go shopping for antiques, eat some farm fresh food, and wash it down with a local brew.
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This city in Michigan's Upper Peninsula marries rich mining history with an abundance of outdoor activities, from skiing to waterfall hikes.
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Explore historic homes of Detroit's wealthiest families in this old neighborhood that also hosts a Victorian garden and exudes timeless charm.
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This extraordinary road trip circles North America's largest lake, crossing into multiple U.S. states and up to Canada, with over 90 waterfalls along the way.
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Tucked away in the dense forests of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, this sprawling lake offers 36 miles of shoreline and activities for every season.
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Feast on pierogis and kielbasa followed by sunbathing on a sandy beach with a visit to this quaint Michigan village located past a magical tunnel of trees.
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Michigan has thousands of inland lakes. Based on accounts from travelers, these spots offer prime opportunities for water sports, camping, hiking, and more.
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Michigan is known as both the Great Lakes State and the Wolverine State, but its most important feature may be the uncannily magical feel of its small towns.
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