Pure Michigan has the proximity to water and great communities that Mirna Valerio seeks for her work life balance. Follow her from Aspen Park to Sugarloaf Mountain where she finds some of the best Michigan outdoor adventures along with cool culture spots such as the Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park and Rockwell Republic.
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west side of the Maxton Cross Road just south of Maxton Road,
Drummond Island, MI 49726
8405 Twin Bridges Road,
Grayling, MI 49738
Family-friendly
851 County Road AKE,
Champion, MI 49814
Accessibility
Family-friendly
Pet-friendly
Open Year-round
Motorcoach Parking
WiFi
2101 Lac Dumont Drive,
Haslett, MI 48840
Family-friendly
8732 River Road,
Marine City, MI 48039
Accessibility
Family-friendly
Pet-friendly
Open Year-round
Motorcoach Parking
Thornton Drive,
Stevensville, MI 49127
Accessibility
Pet-friendly
Open Year-round
Four seasons provide unique ways to experience the wonder of Michigan’s natural resources with trails for all activities and skill levels to ensure your escape is just around the corner.
Four seasons provide unique ways to experience the wonder of Michigan’s natural resources with trails for all activities and skill levels to ensure your escape is just around the corner.
Michigan boasts four Great Lakes, more than 10,000 inland lakes, 52,000 miles of rivers and streams, 20.3 million acres of forests, 4 national parks, 103 state parks and recreation areas, one of the world’s top freshwater fisheries, 1,300 miles of designated mountain bike and bicycle trails, 6,500 miles of snowmobile trails, the second-highest number of ski areas in the nation, more than 600 campgrounds and an international dark sky park—just for starters. Travel by foot, bike, boat, kayak, ORV, horse, snowmobile, skis or snowshoe (just to name a few) to discover all that awaits in the outdoors across Michigan.
Head to Michigan’s Upper Peninsula to experience rugged beauty and extreme adventure— from mountain biking and sea kayaking in summer, to fat tire biking, dog sledding and snowmobiling in winter. Take in miles of sandy beaches and blue waters at any of the Beachtowns along the Lake Michigan coastline, or snorkel along the shipwrecks of Thunder Bay. Explore urban escapes such as Belle Isle or the Tridge or take aim for a hole in one at one of Michigan’s more than 650 public golf courses. The opportunities are as endless as your imagination. What’s your dream adventure?