Traverse City is Pure Michigan adventure. The area offers everything from sunrises to sunsets, sugar-sand beaches, the iconic Sleeping Bear Dunes, 21 golf courses, 40 wineries and 20 microbreweries.

Michigan’s oldest city, Sault Ste. Marie is full of cultural history. It’s also where you can kayak to uninhabited islands, hike to Tahquamenon Falls, visit the famous Soo Locks or make a little history of your own at the local casino.

The Petoskey Area is a true Michigan treasure. With a collection of waterfront resort communities, visitors can play championship golf, shop at unique boutiques, hunt for Petoskey stones, take in live shows or do next to nothing on a sandy beach.

Here you can find two parks for the price of one. Michigan’s largest amusement and water park is located just north of Muskegon. From corkscrew loops and dizzying speeds to paddle boats and a lazy river, there’s something for every family.

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.

Natural beauty abounds in Manistee. This is where 25 miles of Lake Michigan shoreline meets four different rivers, nine golf courses and 245 miles of trails. Once in town, beauty is found in quaint boutiques, local eats and craft breweries.

From Brighton’s charming downtown to a delightful town called Hell, the Brighton-Howell area is an eclectic mix of unforgettable experiences. Add in 50,000 acres of parks, 184 lakes, 123 miles of trails, 20 golf courses and two yurts, and you can see why.

With 250 acres of innovations that inspire. The Henry Ford is more than a museum. It’s a time machine of culture - one that lets people experience America’s greatest inventions while learning about the bright minds behind them.

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.”...

Known as Michigan’s little Bavaria, Frankenmuth offers big-time charm in a small-town setting. With year-round festivals, the world's largest Christmas store and famous family-style chicken dinners, you’re always willkommen. ...

Charlevoix is one of Michigan’s best-kept secrets. Known for picturesque beaches and waterways, unspoiled trails, numerous golf courses, whimsical Mushroom Houses and the historic Castle Farms, Charlevoix is a year-round, up-north travel destination.

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.

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.