Traverse City Convention & Visitors Bureau
The official visitor information resources for the Traverse City area. Visit our Web site for Traverse City attractions, lodging, dining and activity information or contact us by calling 800-TRAVERSE (872-8377), available Monday through Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm.
Traverse City Outdoor Recreation
Hike a pine-scented forest path, bike along the bay, kayak a lazy winding river, fish in world-class trout streams, climb a windswept dune, tee up on a championship golf course or witness one of the most awe inspiring sunsets you'll ever see. When winter snows begin to drift across this glacier-carved landscape, the entire region becomes a sparkling white playground for skiers, snowmobilers and snowshoe hikers. Traverse City outdoors will leave you anticipating tomorrow's next adventure.
Traverse City Lodging
The Traverse City area offers a variety of lodging choices - from full-service hotels and resorts, to family operated motels, condominiums to lake-front cabins and unique B&Bs. We invite you to explore the many Traverse City lodging options.
Traverse City Golf
Discover Michigan's Golf Coast, selected by Golf Magazine as one of the top six golf destinations in the country. Ancient glaciers carved this region’s land, but it took the likes of Palmer, Nicklaus, Player and Weiskopf to create some of the most incredible golf you will find anywhere in the world. Tee it up in Traverse City.
Things to Do in Traverse City
Explore this summer playground. Attractions in Traverse City include over two dozen wineries, lighthouses, championship golf, historic shopping districts and port towns loaded with galleries and boutiques, sail on a tall ship, hike a pine scented forest, or enjoy America's pastime at a Beach Bums baseball game. More than 200 miles of the country’s finest and most diverse ski and snowmobiling trails are in the enchanted Boardman and Jordan River valleys and the downhill skiing at Shanty Creek Resorts is some of the best in the Great Lakes region.
Traverse City Beaches
Over 180 miles of Lake Michigan and Grand Traverse Bay shoreline offer miles of sugar-sand beaches and breathtaking views of crystal-clear aqua and turquois water giving credibility to our nickname "the Caribbean of the North". Find solitude on a remote stretch of sand or dig your toes into some fun family-friendly recreation.
