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michigan summer

In August, our Pure Michigan Facebook community shared a number of beautiful photos of summer fun on the Great Lakes, hiking adventures, family time and more. Check out a gallery of some of our favorites that we posted to the Pure Michigan Flickr page.

Which photo from August is your favorite?

 

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With Labor Day just around the corner, many people consider this the unofficial last week of summer. As summer comes to a close, we asked fans on Facebook and Google+ “what’s one last thing you want to do or see in Michigan before summer ends?”

Below is a list of some of our favorite responses. With the long weekend ahead of us, why not use one of the suggestions below as inspiration for an end of summer day trip?

If your favorite Michigan summer activity is missing from our list, share with us in the comments section below!

“Visit Mackinac Island and go camping” – Helen Green

Arts, Beats, Eats….Tigers Game….Jazz Festival!! Gonna be an awesome weekend” – Tammy Elliott Vickery

“See Lake Michigan of course” – April Roth

“Visit the cottage one last time and tube the AuSable!!! I love summer time in Northern Michigan!” – Autumn Meyer Zuniga

Michigan wine tasting!” – MaryAnne Kenerson

“Plan on walking the Mighty Mac and watching a beautiful sunrise while doing it!” – Kathy Smith

“The Northern Lights while camping in the Porcupine Mountains.” – Scott Fagerstrom

“One more visit to beautiful Mackinac Island…. J” – Janice Zalesny

“Really want to visit Sleeping Bear Dunes” – Kathy Robbins-Wise

“Drink up the sun with my family…a Lake Michigan beach day and a day on Big Crooked Lake!” – Stephanie Spiller Daniels

However you plan to celebrate the end of summer in Michigan, we hope you enjoy it!

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In June, our Pure Michigan Facebook community shared some great photos of beaches, summer sunsets, hiking trails and more. Check out a gallery of some of our favorites that we posted to the Pure Michigan Flickr page.

 

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