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Michigan, nicknamed "The Great Lakes State," lies in the Midwestern United States' Great Lakes region.
Western Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is home to stunning natural scenery and a wealth of outdoor activities during all four seasons.
Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park in Ontonagon, Ontonagon County, is a 60,000-acre expanse of natural waterfalls, gorgeous woodlands…
Stop by Ontonagon Lighthouse at the Ontonagon County Historical Society Museum in the heart of the city to learn about the colorful past of…
One of the loveliest waterfalls in all of Michigan, Agate Falls cascades from the Ontonagon River’s middle fork in Trout Creek, Oakland County.
Michigan’s oldest city, Sault Ste. Marie, lies in the Eastern Upper Peninsula, which is also home to other interesting cultural and historical sites.
Mackinac Island State Park, characterized by towering cliffs of limestone, offers breathtaking views of the clear lake below, lush green woods…
Fort Mackinac brings history to life with the sound of cannon and rifle fire as men march forward.
There’s more to the Museum Ship Valley Camp in Sault Ste. Marie, Chippewa County, than just a look at her deck.
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