Two shores. One summer. All of Michigan.
Sand dunes and lighthouses, sleepy beach towns and wild trails — whether you're chasing a 450-foot dune or a calm swim with the kids, we'll plan the trip.
Free trip planning · Based in Lansing, MichiganSleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, Empire, MI
Pick your pace
Michigan moves at whatever speed you do. Choose your crew and we'll point you the right way.
A classic family summer
- Sleeping Bear Dunes — climb the big dune, then cool off in Lake Michigan
- Mackinac Island — fudge, horses, and bikes, with zero cars
- Grand Rapids — children's museum, zoo, and riverside trails
- Lake Huron beach days on warm, shallow, easy-going shores
Chasing the wild
- Paddle Pictured Rocks — 40 miles of painted sandstone cliffs
- Backpack the Porcupine Mountains along the North Country Trail
- Shred Marquette's singletrack, then fall asleep to loon calls
- Ice climb and fat-bike through a frozen Upper Peninsula winter
Michigan's lighthouse trail
No state lights more lighthouses than Michigan. Two of our favorites, from the hundred-plus still standing watch.
Big Sable Point, standing watch since 1867
Mission Point Light at dawn
Start with a destination
Five regions, one endless coastline. Here's where most trips begin.
Sleeping Bear Dunes
Northwest Michigan's 450-foot dunes, crystal water, and a scenic drive voted America's most beautiful.
Plan this stopMackinac Island
A car-free island of Victorian porches, horse-drawn carriages, and world-famous fudge.
Plan this stopPictured Rocks
Upper Peninsula cliffs in every color, with waterfalls that spill straight into Lake Superior.
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