Leelanau Peninsula: A Day-by-Day Itinerary
The Leelanau Peninsula is Northern Michigan's most concentrated collection of beauty — wine, beaches, art, cherry orchards, and lake light. Here is how to spend three days.
Insider guides, local stories, and event tips from across Northern Michigan.
The Leelanau Peninsula is Northern Michigan's most concentrated collection of beauty — wine, beaches, art, cherry orchards, and lake light. Here is how to spend three days.
Northern Michigan's network of inland lakes, clear rivers, and Lake Michigan bays creates some of the best paddling territory in the Midwest. Here is where to launch.
From the legendary Boyne City market to the Traverse City Farmers Market on the Boardman, Northern Michigan's markets are destination experiences worth planning a trip around.
From concert series on the waterfront to intimate venues in small towns, Northern Michigan has a surprisingly rich live music scene year-round.
Boyne City is one of Northern Michigan's most livable small cities — a walkable downtown, a serious farmers market, world-class skiing nearby, and Lake Charlevoix at its front door.
Gaylord bills itself as "the Alpine Village" of Michigan and backs that claim with championship golf, world-class skiing, and a surprisingly vibrant local food scene.
Two narrow peninsulas jutting into Lake Michigan produce some of the most distinctive wines in the country. Here is how to taste them properly.
Northern Michigan's art fair season runs from May through October, with dozens of juried shows spread across small towns and lakefront parks. Here is how to plan your circuit.
Northern Michigan's lake-effect snowfall creates world-class conditions for cross-country skiing. Here are the trails and groomed systems worth strapping in for.
Charlevoix punches well above its weight for a city of 2,500. Here is every major summer event and why this Lake Michigan town deserves a dedicated trip.
Michigan's state stone is a fossilized coral found on the beaches of Northern Michigan. Here is where to find them, how to identify them, and what to do once you do.
Northern Michigan's fall foliage rivals Vermont and New England — and you will not fight the crowds. Here are the best drives, trails, and lookouts for peak color.