Ready for some winter fun?
The Frankenmuth Snowfest, officially known as “Zehnder’s Snowfest” gives us one more reason to visit Michigan’s Little Bavaria for some winter excitement.
Start to plan now to attend Zehnder’s Snow festival, one of the top snow and ice sculpting events in North America.
The Michigan snow is melting and it’s finally time for spring break in Michigan!
Luckily, we’ve got plenty to do to fill your Michigan staycation: there’s no shortage of fun spring break destinations in Michigan.
From family-friendly activities like hands-on museums and aquariums to exciting outdoor things to do, we’ve got tons of awesome spring breaks ideas for you.
We’ve included ideas for spring break getaways that require a little driving time as well as spring break vacation ideas that are just around the corner.
Whether you’re looking for things to do for spring break near me or simply in need of Michigan spring break ideas, read on for the best spring break destinations in Michigan.
What better way to embrace the long Michigan winter season than by heading outside and into the snow?
Instead of staying inside this year, try something new and take in the magic of a Michigan Winter on a pair of snowshoes.
With hundreds of miles of groomed trail systems throughout the state, a snowshoe hike through open fields and national forests of pure Michigan natural beauty is one of the fastest-growing winter activities: perfect for kids and adults alike.
Snowshoeing is a great way to get your family outside adventuring on a Michigan trail. Last winter we received snowshoes as a family gift, and we were all very excited to explore all the trails Michigan has to offer with a snow-covered view.
Read to discover everything you need to know to get started snowshoeing in Michigan!
Visited a Michigan Farmers Market lately? If you want for fresh, locally grown fruits, vegetables, flowers and more, then your local farmers market is the place to go.
Lucky for us, there thousands of farms in Michigan ready to supply you with award-winning, fresh, and locally grown fruits and vegetables. With so many options to choose from you’ll be coming home with more food than you have space for.
The thought of staying overnight in a treehouse may sound like a childhood fantasy, but embracing that youthful dream is much more accessible that you may have known.
With the pandemic in mind, many have taken to local vacation rentals to ensure safety through isolation and the promise of new and unique ways to stay.
Ever heard of “The Tridge?”
Falling in to one of Michigan’s “it-must-be-seen-to-be-appreciated” categories is this fantastic wooden footbridge, right in the middle of the city of Midland.
The Tridge is the name of this picturesque three-legged bridge spanning the spot where two of mid-Michigan’s longest rivers- the Chippewa River and the Tittabawassee River – meet.
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Accessibility to Michigan’s freshwater coast is abundant throughout the state. Many prepped and paved trails are easily accessible to users of wheelchairs and other mobility devices. In addition, through the generous donations of foundations like Kali’s Cure, track wheelchairs are available at many Michigan State Park locations throughout the state. These off-road, electronic chairs can easily handle trails, snow, sand and even up to eight inches of water, allowing users to explore areas of the parks where traditional wheelchairs might not be able to go. They are available for rent on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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You’ve heard about the amazing fall color show in Michigan, right?
Sure, Michigan summers are amazing (we’re home to some of the best beaches in the world, after all), but at the end of the season, there’s always something wonderful waiting around the corner.
In Michigan, that thing is fall.
Once the autumn season hits, the entire state lights up in a blaze of stunning color. What’s more, everywhere you look there seems to be something fun to do in the fall.