Traverse City is full of adventures, whether you're relaxing on a Lake Michigan beach, hiking a wooded trail or taking a wine tour. With four counties to explore all within a short drive, your trip Up North is just the beginning...

From putters to paddlers, the Big Rapids area is one of Michigan’s best playgrounds. It offers five stunning golf courses, including two PGA rated resorts. For those who prefer water, the Muskegon River is a canoer’s and kayaker’s dream.

Grand Rapids is a walkable, midsize city that amazes with world-class art, music, beer and food just minutes away from some of the state’s best outdoor recreation spots. It's no wonder Expedia called it “Super Cool.”...

With 140 miles of sunrise splendor, Michigan’s Blue Water Area is home to 10 waterfront towns. Deciding between biking, boating or which of the six lighthouses to tour is best done over craft beers at one of the local breweries.

Ironwood is a place to unplug & reconnect with wild and pure nature. Find secluded beaches, dramatic bluffs, and deep river gorges. Hike the Porkies, or enjoy our small town atmosphere.

Muskegon's slice of Lake Michigan shoreline features 26 miles of sandy beaches. Walk or hike the dune trails in one of three state parks and seven county parks that weave over 60 miles of trails through the area...

Home to the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor makes other college towns jealous. This vibrant city bursts with artistic energy, culinary genius, an eclectic mix of events, outdoor activities and, of course, an overall cool vibe.

Take a delicious bite out of Pure Michigan. The state produces more than 900 million pounds of apples per year. That’s a lot of trees, which can be found on numerous, small family-run farms and unique orchards that you can visit year-round.

Over 15 serene waterfalls, historic lighthouses, hundreds of miles of trails and several white sandy beaches are within a stone’s throw of Munising, as the area encompasses the Pictured Rocks park, Hiawatha National Forest, Grand Island National Recreational Area and Alger Underwater Preserve.