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Bikers enjoying separated bike paths in Holland, Michigan Kerry Irons

Crossroads of trails create a haven for bicyclists

Holland has over 240 kilometers of paved, separate-use bike paths allowing for leisurely treks around the quaint downtown that connect to the sandy shores of Lake Michigan. U.S. Bicycle Route 35 runs from Canada to Indiana, linking Holland to other nearby lakeshore communities. Use bike staging areas found at regional parks to prepare for unforgettable adventures.

Skiers at Crystal Mountain near Traverse City, Michigan Traverse City Tourism

Snow elevates the fun in Traverse City

Hit the slopes at multiple Michigander-favorite spots like Crystal Mountain, Mt. Holiday and Hickory Hills Ski Area. Hiking trails throughout the area welcome cross-country skiers, snowshoers and fat-tire bikers. Head to groomed trails like the Betsie River Pathway and the Leelanau Trail for trips through the powder.

Paddleboarder in the St. Marys River near Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan

Find adventurous waters in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula

Sault Ste. Marie has multiple waterways to pick from for maritime exploration. Pop your watercraft into the St. Marys River from multiple public docks to discover the tranquil, well-groomed trails and woods of Voyageur Island. For a truly memorable experience, contact local guides for a paddle tour near the world-famous Soo Locks.

Mountain bikers riding in a forest on the Keweenaw Peninsula of Michigan

Bikers flock to Michigan’s Upper Peninsula

Experience some of the best mountain biking in the Midwestern USA. Explore all-terrain routes through remote wilderness like the Churning Rapids, Michigan Tech and Adventure Mine trails. Multiple can’t-miss biking events take over the Keweenaw Peninsula every year from May to October, including professional races and fun family-friendly treks through nature.

Hikers at the Lost Lake Sinkhole near Gaylord, Michigan

Venture spacious forested lands in a hiker’s paradise

The outdoor playground that is Gaylord in northern Michigan offers hiking trails for every skill level, taking travelers deep into the stunning natural beauty of the area. The region is home to over 90 sparkling inland lakes, with some only reachable by trail. Enjoy quick treks or plan ahead for multi-day backpacking trips.

Rocker climber on a crag near Marquette, Michigan

Tackle mountains and Lake Superior coastal climbs

In Marquette, rock climbers will find a breadth of options from pebbly coastline to rocky slabs with stunning mountaintop outlooks. During winter, ice climbers can take on local favorites like Wolf Den and the Grotto on Hogback Mountain or find exceptional spots throughout nearby Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.