Lutsen, Minnesota, is a four-hour drive from Minneapolis, Minnesota, and most visitors travel viaMinnesota Highway 61for a scenic route along the coast. For travel by air,Duluth International Airportis a two-hour drive from Lutsen, Minnesota.
Near the tip ofDoor Peninsula, you’ll find 30 miles of hiking trails with hike-in campsites at Newport State Park. Treat yourself to a getaway near Wisconsin's only formally designated wilderness park. You’ll have no trouble exploring the beauty of Lake Michigan with 11 miles of shoreline.
On the south shore of Lake Superior you’ll find Grand Marais, a historic village located in Michigan’s upper peninsula. Grand Marais is the only Harbor of Refuge between Marquette and Sault Ste. Marie and is the eastern gateway to the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. Complete with waterfalls and miles of pristine coastline, you won’t want to miss this four-season tourist destination.
Located in northern Michigan on the shores of Lake Michigan on Little Traverse Bay, Petoskey is a charming resort town that offers an experience every season of the year. You will be entranced by the year-round beauty and the activities available for families indoors and out.
Discover Muskegon, Michigan, from a different perspective this winter. The coastal town transforms into a holiday village, illuminated by the sparkling lights of the season.
Port Huron is situated on the lower end of Lake Huron, the second-largest Great Lake, and on the St. Clair River. Its origins go back to 1837 when five villages joined together to become Port Huron.
Lutsen, Minnesota, is a four-hour drive from Minneapolis, Minnesota, and most visitors travel via Minnesota Highway 61 for a scenic route along the coast. For travel by air, Duluth International Airport is a two-hour drive from Lutsen, Minnesota.
Near the tip of Door Peninsula, you’ll find 30 miles of hiking trails with hike-in campsites at Newport State Park. Treat yourself to a getaway near Wisconsin's only formally designated wilderness park. You’ll have no trouble exploring the beauty of Lake Michigan with 11 miles of shoreline.
Located on the sparkling southern shore of Lake Erie, Erie, Pennsylvania, has been dubbed “Gem City.”
Despite dropping temperatures, head outside to experience the icy ambience of these Illinois winter festivals!
You’ll be transported away from the hustle and bustle of big city life to a secluded sanctuary when visiting Lake Forest, Illinois. Originally a stop for travelers making their way south to Chicago, this culturally rich city is home to Citadel Theatre, the Lake Forest Symphony, the Music Institute of Chicago Lake Forest Campus, and the Deer Path Art League.
On the south shore of Lake Superior you’ll find Grand Marais, a historic village located in Michigan’s upper peninsula. Grand Marais is the only Harbor of Refuge between Marquette and Sault Ste. Marie and is the eastern gateway to the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. Complete with waterfalls and miles of pristine coastline, you won’t want to miss this four-season tourist destination.
Winter may seem like it never ends in the midwest, but these winter festivals will have you enjoying every minute of Ohio’s coldest months. Mohi...
Cold (some might call it frigid) weather is no reason to sit inside if you’re a Minnesotan. These hearty northern folk celebrate the season with ...
Location: Lake Ontario Ease of Getting There: 9/10 Ease of Staying There: 910 Ease of Eating There: 9/10 Toronto is the capital of the provinc...
Located in northern Michigan on the shores of Lake Michigan on Little Traverse Bay, Petoskey is a charming resort town that offers an experience every season of the year. You will be entranced by the year-round beauty and the activities available for families indoors and out.
Discover Muskegon, Michigan, from a different perspective this winter. The coastal town transforms into a holiday village, illuminated by the sparkling lights of the season.
Port Huron is situated on the lower end of Lake Huron, the second-largest Great Lake, and on the St. Clair River. Its origins go back to 1837 when five villages joined together to become Port Huron.
