Harbor Springs
For generations, visitors have been coming to Harbor Springs to enjoy the nautical flavor of the area. Home to the deepest natural harbor in the Great Lakes, Harbor Springs is a haven for boaters. This northern Michigan town has attracted and maintained an upscale, close-knit community that includes family names like Gamble, Ford, Upjohn and Offield.
Several championship courses make for a terrific vacation for golfers and acres of conservancy lands offer hours of hiking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Charming is a word most definitely associated with the downtown area that boasts boutique shopping, varied dining, marinas and beaches.
Dining and Shopping
Former depot now houses fine restaurants and galleries.
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Main Street
A stroll down Main Street creates a true feeling of nostalgia.
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Boater's Paradise
A boater's paradise, Harbor Springs hosts several annual regattas and power boating events.
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Visitor Information
The Harbor Springs Area Chamber of Commerce offers extensive visitor information via their downtown office, waterfront gazebo and of course through their Web site.
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Many Dining Options
Dining al fresco is offered at waterfront restaurants near the town's city dock.
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Year-Round Resort
Nestled on the deepest harbor on the Great Lakes is Harbor Springs, a year-round resort haven for visitors from all over the world.
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Downtown Harbor Springs
Colorful awnings trim the streets of downtown Harbor Springs.
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Festivals
Visitors and residents alike line the streets of downtown for the annual 4th of July festivities.
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