The 10 Best American Locations For Stargazing Without Equipment
These remote areas of the United States are all far away from light pollution, are DarkSky certified, and some may even give you a glimpse of the Milky Way.
Read MoreThese remote areas of the United States are all far away from light pollution, are DarkSky certified, and some may even give you a glimpse of the Milky Way.
Read MoreIf you love eating and hunting for mushrooms, make sure to visit the "Mushroom Capital of the United States," located in a Michigan town with trails and beauty.
Read MoreIf you're craving a taste of the Old Country while visiting the capital of Michigan, here are the best Italian restaurants in the city, according to reviews.
Read MoreLooking to step back in time to the swinging '60s? There are still some places in the United States that have held on to their mid-century charm and nostalgia.
Read MoreThe village of Romeo offers historically charming food and lodging for anyone interested in taking a trip to catch a glimpse of 19th century Michigan.
Read MoreThe small town of Hastings, Michigan has a peaceful, low-key vibe and riverside amenities. If you want to get away from the busy city, this could be the place.
Read MoreThis college town in Michigan isn't just popular with students -- there's plenty to see here for people of all ages, making it a great spot for the family.
Read MoreLess than an hour and a half from Detroit is a charming city offering mom and pop shops, delicious food, and more for the whole family to explore.
Read MoreOne state dominated the rankings of the Midwest's best ski resorts, with visitors finding that its offerings are beginner-friendly, affordable, and welcoming.
Read MoreMichigan is home to some of the most beautiful architecture in the country, and if you want to see its stunning marble Art Deco lighthouse, head here.
Read MoreLansing is one of the central hubs of Michigan, and one suburbs of the city actually outdoes it when it comes to vital fun stuff like shopping and hiking.
Read MoreMichigan has no shortage of ghost towns, and many of them are hidden gems for travelers and history buffs. Here are five Michigan ghost towns to explore.
Read MoreMichigan is a state well-known for both gorgeous lake views and great places to play a round of golf, and here's five beautiful courses that offer both.
Read MoreAntique shopping is all about finding that hidden gem perfect for your home. Michigan's hidden 'Antique Capital' is filled with gems you'll love to peruse.
Read MoreArt museums, parks, golf courses, Japanese gardens, and great schools. Bloomfield Hills has all that and more, and its just a short drive from Motor City.
Read MoreWant to enjoy charming downtowns, beautiful scenery, and a laid-back atmosphere all at once? These peaceful cities might have just what you're looking for.
Read MoreSome places around the United States are like stepping back in time, from former Gold Rush boomtowns to cities that harken back to the Revolutionary War.
Read MoreIf you want to visit America's Midwest without spending half your time driving from one spot to another, these five charming lake towns are completely walkable.
Read MoreIt's not often you hear "Midwestern city" and "walkable" in the same sentence. This low-key Michigan locale bucks that trend, and it's all the better for it.
Read MoreDespite its location in the Midwest, this ski resort features a vertical drop of 900 feet, and the rugged terrain is covered in only natural snow.
Read MoreMichigan is known for its Christmas tree farms, and these are the five best in the state based on customer experience and reviews.
Read MoreNot far from the bustling streets of Ann Arbor is this cozy riverside destination, offering fun events, local shops, and a truly charming downtown.
Read MoreTraverse City is home to the best restaurant in Michigan for 2025, an upscale farm-to-table eatery with a delightful homegrown story and local ingredients.
Read MoreCamping in a Michigan winter is getting a little bit easier and more comfortable thanks to this recent upgrade at dozens of the state's campgrounds.
Read MoreThis little lake packs a mighty punch, with multiple marinas for boating or kayaking, lots of natural land to explore, and a charming town for food and drinks.
Read MoreExperience the best of Michigan in this waterfront town that highlights lush orchards, leafy vineyards, and an extensive network of hiking and biking trails.
Read MoreThis historic district in Grand Rapids is home to over 1,000 homes, and you'll find some architectural gems lurking within its tree-lined streets.
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