
Blockbuster sunsets over Lake Michigan
Lake Michigan's sunsets are otherworldly in Holland. Yellow and orange hues delight against a backdrop of dramatic dunes and freshwater waves. Be sure to bring blankets and chairs and get comfortable while watching the sun sink into the horizon. View from picturesque locations like Ottawa Beach or Tunnel Park - both just a quick drive from downtown Holland.

Northern Michigan provides exceptional outdoor splendor
Enjoy chartered boat tours from Traverse City to take in the often-choppy blue waters of Grand Traverse Bay. Those without sea legs can stick to the bay's extensive biking trails to access stunning water views. Venture to eight historic lighthouses that dot its shores while passing through vineyards, open fields and woods.

A can’t-miss Upper Peninsula waterfall
View the centerpiece of Tahquamenon Falls State Park from paved paths and boardwalks. Sault Ste. Marie isn’t far and acts as the perfect basecamp for daytime exploration of the park’s undeveloped forests. Enjoy this Michigander favorite in autumn when vibrant oranges, reds and yellows burst into life around the iconic falls. Anglers flock here for premier fishing in every season.

Natural beauty for all travelers throughout the state
Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is home to well over 300 waterfalls with vertical drops ranging from under 2 to over 15 meters. Bond Falls is a popular waterfall surrounded by the Ottawa National Forest. The viewing platform at its base is reached by an accessible boardwalk and has accessible restrooms, picnic areas and parking spaces.
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Special spot offers history, fresh air and starry skies
Venture to this official Dark Sky Preserve on Lake Huron just north of Alpena. During the day, take hiking, biking and equestrian trails around Rockport State Recreation Area’s deep-water harbor, old limestone quarry, historic ghost village, and beaches. Stay after sunset when thousands of stars take over the sky and there's a chance you'll see the northern lights.