You are currently browsing the daily archive for March 29th, 2008.
Michigan’s landscape offer so much to choose from: beaches; forest; hundreds of islands; isolated peninsulas. The diversity sets the state apart in so many ways.
Sleeping bear dunes: A national lakeshore anchored in one of the upper midwest’s premier playgrounds, Sleeping Bear Dunes is a pastoral, 24, mile drive west from Traverse City.
Palms Book State Park
You need to visit Kitch-iti-kipi, or Big Spring, 11 miles northwest of Manistique on the Upper peninsula. The spring is 288-acre Palms Book State Park on Indian Lake. Visit michigan.org/parklands
