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Michigan’s only national park is a car-free wilderness in the middle of Lake Superior. Hike, kayak, observe wildlife and enjoy tranquil moments. 

Michigan’s only national park is a car-free wilderness in the middle of Lake Superior. Hike, kayak, observe wildlife and enjoy tranquil moments. 

This Michigan city offers a thriving food and wine scene as well as scenic beaches and beautiful lakes.

Enjoy one of the world’s largest Christmas stores, alpine buildings and beer and wine festivals in this enchanting city sometimes called Little Bavaria.

The city looks out toward Lake Huron’s broad beautiful waters, with plenty of culture and fun for all along the shore.

Mountains, rivers, forests and wildlife make this northern Michigan town a must-see vacation destination for outdoor types.

You don’t have to be Dutch to go here, but when you leave this village you might feel a connection. There’s something for the whole family to choose from.

Lighthouses twinkle over the sandy beaches of Lake Michigan and parks stretch out along the Grand River in this charming historical city. 

Michigan’s only national park is a car-free wilderness in the middle of Lake Superior. Hike, kayak, observe wildlife and enjoy tranquil moments. 

Colorful cliffs plunge into the crystal-clear waters of Lake Superior and streams burble through green woodlands in this gorgeous part of the world.

Mountains, rivers, forests and wildlife make this northern Michigan town a must-see vacation destination for outdoor types.

Magnificent architecture and legendary music acts are some of the hallmarks of Detroit, an industrial city that’s enjoying a well-deserved renaissance.

This immense island park not far from downtown has impressive architecture, outstanding views of the Detroit skyline and lots of green space for relaxing.

Mountains, rivers, forests and wildlife make this northern Michigan town a must-see vacation destination for outdoor types.

You don’t have to be Dutch to go here, but when you leave this village you might feel a connection. There’s something for the whole family to choose from.

This tiny Michigan island city prohibits the use of motor vehicles, making it an unusually tranquil and old-fashioned enclave of the United States.

This city is named after a region on another continent, but you’ll find similarities. See why these two areas are so closely tied.

Mountains, rivers, forests and wildlife make this northern Michigan town a must-see vacation destination for outdoor types.

One of the best ways to experience the character and atmosphere of Michigan’s capital city is to follow this path along the banks of the Grand River.

Embrace the great outdoors in this beautiful part of Michigan, where beaches, forests, vineyards and cities offer year-round attractions.

This immense island park not far from downtown has impressive architecture, outstanding views of the Detroit skyline and lots of green space for relaxing.