Michigan Getting There

It can happen the moment we cross a bridge. It can happen the moment we tie our boat off at the dock. It can happen the moment we get off the plane. And it can happen anywhere in between. It's a feeling we won't experience in any other state. Yet no matter what form of transportation we take, the scenes of unspoiled beauty and of thriving vitality we see along the way welcome us to the authenticity that is Pure Michigan.

Ambassador Bridge, Detroit

Always open, the bridge connects the United States and Canada at Detroit and Windsor respectively. Visitors must clear customs, and identification documents are required.

Photo courtesy of Robert Lawson

Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, Romulus

In recent years, Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW) has undergone a dramatic transformation with the addition of new terminals, a sixth runway, a south entrance road, new parking garages and a luxury class Westin Hotel.

Lake Express Car and Passenger Ferry, Muskegon

Lake Express is the first high-speed auto ferry to operate on a route on the Great Lakes. During peak months, the ferry crosses Lake Michigan three times daily.

International Bridge, Sault Ste. Marie

Sault Ste. Marie is the oldest city in Michigan. Over the course of history, the flags of several sovereign nations have flown over the Sault. The International Bridge links Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan with Sault Ste. Marie, Canada.

Photo courtesy of Sault Ste. Marie CVB

Ren Center People Mover

One of the most visible buildings downtown is the Renaissance Center, which is the world headquarters of GM. Making a 2-1/2 mile loop around the downtown is the speedy People Mover.

Photo courtesy of Detroit Metro CVB

Amtrak Station, Durand

Amtrak offers daily rail service throughout Michigan, providing fast and convenient rail connections to many destinations.

Photo courtesy of Dennis Clark

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