This park's lake has a 'no-wake' policy, so boating and fishing are perfectly serene. At night, the skies are clear enough to view the Milky Way.
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Michigan is full of outdoor recreation, but this stunning lake that is tucked into the Porcupine Mountains is a hidden gem with hiking, kayaking, and fishing.
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Sturgeon is better known for being the fish responsible for caviar, but this sleepy Michigan town is a safe haven for the ancient fish species.
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Enjoy European luxury and car-free bicycle bliss at this Michigan island, named the most bicycle-friendly city in the United States.
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This adults only woodsy getaway is the perfect escape, with stunning A-frames and glass cabins, a s'mores buffet in the evening, and private fire pits.
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Along the shores of the cleanest and biggest lake in America, you’ll find an under-the-radar state park with rustic tent sites and high-quality cabins.
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The U.S. has the most lighthouses of any country in the world, and this state has the highest concentration of them across 3,288 miles of shoreline.
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Hidden in northern Michigan, this lakeside state park offers tranquil camping, forest trails, and a rare cobblestone beach framed by striking rock formations.
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It started as a winter wonderland, but now this locally famous slope is something the whole family can enjoy even in the warmer months.
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Thinking of retiring in Michigan to enjoy those gorgeous Great Lakes views and a laid-back lifestyle? Here are its four best and most affordable destinations.
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While it goes overlooked, this Detroit suburb offers visitors delicious choices for food and a wonderful park where the community gathers for events.
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This town on Michigan's Upper Peninsula sits in one of the country's top areas for outdoor recreation, with lakes, trails, ski areas, and endless wilderness.
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This 30-mile trail system is tucked along a pristine section of northern Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula and is an all-season outdoor recreation haven.
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Two hours north of Grand Rapids, the natural alcoves between dunes make for the perfect beachside camping spots along the tranquil shores of Lake Michigan.
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Lake Michigan is home to many lakeside destinations and this little treat between Chicago and Grand Rapids has everything you want and then some.
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This 45-square-mile township in Antrim County is ideal for an outdoorsy getaway with opportunities for Lake Michigan water sports, bluffside picnics, and more.
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The Great Lakes region may not be the first place on your list when you think of the best places to retire, but there are a few reasons why it should be.
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Tucked in between the corners of multiple states, the iconic Lake Erie has a stunning bayfront district with a plethora of delicious, fresh food.
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Michigan is known for its near-endless supply of lakeside fun, and this spot, loaded with activities and relaxing campfire vibes, is one of the best.
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At the end of a hike through a forested wilderness area on the shore of this Michigan lake, you'll be rewarded with swimming surrounded by a stunning view.
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These spots along Lake Superior offer stellar stargazing and the potential to spot the elusive aurora thanks to their dark skies and open views across the lake.
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This Michigan village has it going on, with stunning waters along Crystal Lake, iconic pies and local history at the Cherry Hut, and a sandy beach for swimming.
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There's a small village in Michigan near the water that's a must-visit thanks to its immense charm, fun shops, and gorgeous scenery.
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Although Wisconsin is the cheese capital of the United States, this small city is the cheesiest in Michigan and offers tasty treats for all you dairy lovers.
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This 30-acre nature preserve on the banks of Lake Michigan offers the perfect environment for a peaceful respite, outdoor daytrip, or educational family outing.
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Missed Oktoberfest? Now is the perfect time to plan for next year, and you don't have to travel outside of the American midwest to celebrate.
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This Great Lakes destination is less than two hours from Chicago and offers towering sand dunes, pristine beaches, and beautiful local farms to explore.
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