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Muskegon
From lighthouses to regattas
and historic homes to a
farmer's market, plenty
of restaurants, a distillery,
and unforgettable views
of shipwrecks, port city
Muskegon offers a wonderful
day or overnight trip for the
whole family.
Grand Haven
Grand Haven's numerous
hiking trails, beaches and
sand dunes make the city an
ideal getaway for those who
love the great outdoors. Be
sure to take a stroll along the
city's two-and-a-half-mile-
long boardwalk, lined with
restaurants, shops, marinas
and charter fishing boats, and
visit its charming downtown
area.
Grand Rapids
With more than 80 breweries,
it's no wonder that Grand
Rapids was voted Best Beer
City by USA Today. One of
the fastest-growing major
cities in the Midwest, Grand
Rapids, with its dynamic
arts scene, which includes
the 158-acre Frederik Meijer
Gardens and Sculpture Park,
and diverse restaurants,
buzzes with energy.
Saugatuck
Nature meets art, culture,
and wine in scenic
Saugatuck, which lies in
the middle of the Michigan
wine trail and is home to
a variety of restaurants
and boutiques. Located
near tranquil beaches,
the city has a lake with a
sizeable walleye and trout
population, the perfect spot
for fishing enthusiasts.
Silver Lake Sand Dunes
Be sure to snap photos
of the 2,000 acres of
windswept sand dunes that
form for miles along Lake
Michigan's shoreline and the
690-acre Silver Lake.
Breathtaking beaches,
gourmet food and
wine, and boutique
shopping are only a
ferry ride away when
you visit these Michigan
destinations.
Muskegon
Downtown Saugatuck
Tulip Festival
