Nestled along a portion of scenic highway snaking its way around the curves and turns of the Lake Michigan shoreline is Good Hart. In addition to its' status as a thriving resort area, Good Hart also has the privilege of a history rich in Native American lore and local legend. Travelers along Lake Shore Drive (M-119) can't help but notice the quaint Good Hart General Store situated steps from the scenic roadway. Visitors will enjoy homemade baked goods, fresh jams and preserves, a delicious selection of prepared foods, and a dizzying assortment of the area's finest tees and sweats. Next door is Primitive Images, a rustic decor retailer specializing in native creations.
Below the bluff visitors will find St. Ignatius Church and Middle Village Park, home to one of the area's finest public beaches. Visitors passing the green state highway signs, noting the beginning of this unincorporated, fairy-tale spot will now see the Good Hart of today. Downtown consists of only three businesses.The only current industry in Good Hart is tourism and we hope you will soon experience it.
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