Fall in Michigan means deer hunting. And as the hunting seasons kicked off in September with the Youth and Patriot Hunts, as well as the start of archery this past October 1st, hunters need to be aware of changes to…
Fall in Michigan means deer hunting. And as the hunting seasons kicked off in September with the Youth and Patriot Hunts, as well as the start of archery this past October 1st, hunters need to be aware of changes to…
Summer is in full swing and it is time to hit the inland lakes in the Great Lakes state. There is no better way to do it than to find campgrounds with a waterfront view. We are lucky to have…
The state of Michigan has miles of amazing beachfront. As the Great Lakes state, Michigan boasts as much shoreline as Florida, California, and Alaska. There are great beaches on the Great Lakes, inland lakes, and miles of rivers. Many people…
Michigan is widely known for its annual and traditional festivals in the summer. Cherry Fest in Traverse City, the Coast Guard Festival in Grand Haven, the Tall Ship Festival in Bay City, and the Maple Syrup Festival in Shepherd all…
Winter has started, with most parts of Michigan seeing several inches of snow at the end of November. As snowmobile season starts up, a few things to keep in mind before you load up and hit the trails this winter:…
One of Michigan’s most historic towns is Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. “Soo Michigan” as it is referenced by many locals, shares the same name with its Canadian counterpart across the St. Mary’s River in Sault Ste Marie Ontario. Founded in…
Finally, just maybe, the cold, windy spring weather is loosening its grip and we can start thinking about warmer summer days “Up North.” If you have a cottage or second home in Northern Michigan, we are starting to creep closer…
As winter starts loosening its grip on most of Michigan in March, a fisherperson’s mind starts to drift to trout streams and warm summer days on the lake. While you have cabin fever and are waiting for the last ice…
As winter is now upon us in the state of Michigan, temperatures are dropping. A common part of Michigan living is having a second home in the beautiful Northern Lower Peninsula or Upper Peninsula. While summers and falls bring pleasant…