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Upper Peninsula
The Upper Peninsula offers adventures unmatched by anywhere else. Explore 1,700 miles of Great Lakes shoreline, hike to more than 300 waterfalls, observe stunning dark skies and then top it off with award-winning craft beer or wine.
The Upper Peninsula is home to the largest rescue bear ranch in the United States, Oswald's Bear Ranch, offering guests an up-close look...
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Traverse City
Traverse City is Pure Michigan adventure. The area offers everything from sunrises to sunsets, sugar-sand beaches, the iconic Sleeping Bear Dunes, 21 golf courses, 40 wineries and 20 microbreweries.
Traverse City is the Cherry Capital of the World, producing around three-quarters of America’s tart cherries.
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Mt. Pleasant
Get in the middle of the action, right in the middle of the state. Mt. Pleasant offers a dozen local golf courses, Central Michigan University and rich Native American history - plus Michigan’s largest casino gaming floor.
Mt. Pleasant was founded by the oil industry after a major oil strike in the late 1920s.
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Big Rapids Area
From putters to paddlers, the Big Rapids area is one of Michigan’s best playgrounds. It offers five stunning golf courses, including two PGA rated resorts. For those who prefer water, the Muskegon River is a canoer’s and kayaker’s dream.
The Big Rapids area is home to one of the largest Amish communities in the state of Michigan.
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Ludington
Visit Ludington and you won’t want to leave. The city sits on 28 miles of Lake Michigan shoreline and is home to Michigan’s #1 salmon fishing port. Plus, Ludington State Park features 347 campsites and the Big Sable Point Lighthouse.
The SS Badger that cruises out of Ludington is the last coal-powered steamship operating in the United States.
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Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids is a walkable, midsize city that amazes with world-class art, music, beer and food just minutes away from some of the state’s best outdoor recreation spots. It's no wonder Expedia called it “Super Cool.”...
With 37 breweries and brewpubs in the immediate city, Grand Rapids holds the undisputed title of Beer City USA.
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Cheboygan Area
Nestled on the beautiful coast of Lake Huron in the Straits of Mackinac, the Cheboygan area lays claim to more miles of scenic waterways and multi-use trails than anywhere else in the state. Simply put, it’s quintessential Michigan.
Despite multiple lighthouses, the Straits of Mackinac is the final resting place of at least 50 known shipwrecks.
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Blue Water Area
With 140 miles of sunrise splendor, Michigan’s Blue Water Area is home to 10 waterfront towns. Deciding between biking, boating or which of the six lighthouses to tour is best done over craft beers at one of the local breweries.
Michigan’s Blue Water Area is home to the world's longest freshwater boardwalk. ...
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Great Lakes Bay Region
With easy access to the Saginaw Bay and the deep, blue waters of Lake Huron, the Great Lakes Bay Region is freshwater gold. Sail on a tall ship under starry night skies, ecotour the “Everglades of Michigan,” or go wine tasting on a riverboat cruise through Frankenmuth.
The Great Lakes Bay Region boasts one of the “20 Best Michigan State Parks,” Bay City State Park, tucked along the Lake Huron coast.
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Ironwood
Ironwood is a place to unplug & reconnect with wild and pure nature. Find secluded beaches, dramatic bluffs, and deep river gorges. Hike the Porkies, or enjoy our small town atmosphere.
Copper Peak is the only ski flying hill outside of Europe. Take the Adventure Ride and climb to the top!
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Sault Ste. Marie
From the beautiful Soo Locks Park, Visitors Center, Observation Platform and a Soo Locks Boat Tour you can watch 1,000 ft freighters passing by.
The Tahquamenon Falls State Park is Michigan's second largest state park...
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Muskegon
Muskegon's slice of Lake Michigan shoreline features 26 miles of sandy beaches. Walk or hike the dune trails in one of three state parks and seven county parks that weave over 60 miles of trails through the area...
Enjoy 250 acres of fun at Michigan's Adventure and Wildwater Adventure. Two amazing parks in one. ...
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Ypsilanti
Ypsilanti keeps it real. The city known, for its rich automotive and aviation history, is also home to one the freshest art and food scenes in Michigan. Venture farther out and you’ll find over 23,000 acres of outdoor recreation to really relax.
Home to the original Rosie the Riveter, Ypsilanti holds the Guinness World Record for the largest gathering of people dressed like her.
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Ann Arbor
Home to the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor makes other college towns jealous. This vibrant city bursts with artistic energy, culinary genius, an eclectic mix of events, outdoor activities and, of course, an overall cool vibe.
Ann Arbor is big into miniature fairy doors. There are even tour maps dedicated just to spotting these little gems.
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Detroit
Long live Motown. The Detroit most people think they know isn’t the Detroit that exists today. This city is constantly changing, always bustling and offering unique cultural experiences everywhere you turn.
More than a thousand feet underneath Detroit there are 1,400 acres of salt mines.
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Michigan Apples
Take a delicious bite out of Pure Michigan. The state produces more than 900 million pounds of apples per year. That’s a lot of trees, which can be found on numerous, small family-run farms and unique orchards that you can visit year-round.
Michigan is the third highest apple producer in the United States.
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The Henry Ford
Visit the three must-see attractions of The Henry Ford for 3 hours to 3 days of inspiration: Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation, Greenfield Village and Ford Rouge Factory Tour.
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The New York Times called The Henry Ford "one of the 10 coolest museums in the world." ...
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Munising
Over 15 serene waterfalls, historic lighthouses, hundreds of miles of trails and several white sandy beaches are within a stone’s throw of Munising, as the area encompasses the Pictured Rocks park, Hiawatha National Forest, Grand Island National Recreational Area and Alger Underwater Preserve.
Munising is a Native American name meaning "Place of the Great Island."...
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The Petoskey Area
A blend of northern Michigan beauty, Victorian charm, and a touch of class makes the Petoskey Area a Michigan treasure. More than just another pretty place, our collection of lakeside resort communities are full of the experiences great vacations are made of.
The Petoskey Stone was designated as Michigan's state stone in 1965...
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Marquette
Visiting Marquette is like visiting an old friend. The largest city in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, there’s beautiful beaches, lively events, welcoming locals and internationally recognized mountain biking. This old friend is up for an adventure.
Marquette is home to Lakenenland, an outdoor sculpture park with 80 different pieces built completely out of iron scrap.
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