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Round LakeRound Lake offers scenic views and plenty of outdoor activities for those looking to enjoy nature. The lake covers approximately 195 acres, providing ample opportunity for swimming, fishing, and boating. There is an excellent public beach located on its northwest shore that allows sunbathers to enjoy a day at the lake. Other nearby attractions include a variety of local parks and nature preserves, making it easy to find outdoor recreation for everyone in the family.
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Petoskey State ParkPetoskey State Park, is an outdoor enthusiasts dream. With a stunning lakeside vista along Lake Michigan, the park provides miles of shoreline trails perfect for hiking and biking during the temperate seasons. Picnic tables are available for groups and families to bathe in the sun’s rays and breathe in the fresh air provided by acres of woodlands and hillsides. From winter cross-country skiing across snow-covered fields to camping around beautifully landscaped grounds.
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Andrew J Blackbird MuseumThe Andrew J Blackbird Museum is a fascinating tribute to the important role played by Native Americans in the area's history. Its displays offer a wealth of information about local tribes, as well as artifacts from times past. Exhibits include weapons, tools and traditional dress made or used by Native Americans over time. Guests can also explore historic photographs and detailed maps that display the ways this region has been shaped by Indigenous peoples.
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Harbor Springs Lyric TheatreThe Harbor Springs Lyric Theatre puts on some of the most spectacular musicals and plays in the region. This charming wood-panelled theatre seats nearly 500 patrons per performance and provides incredible entertainment for all ages. From classic Broadway shows to modern takes on popular tropes, there is always something new and exciting at Harbor Springs Lyric Theatre. The cast and crew are all local talent who bring each production to life with remarkable authenticity.
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Little Traverse LighthouseThe Little Traverse Lighthouse is a remarkable beacon of Michigan's maritime history. Located in Emmet County on the shores of Lake Michigan, it was originally built in 1867 and has been a treasured landmark ever since. This unique structure still stands tall as a testament to traditional lighthouse-keeping craftsmanship and skill. Standing at 65 feet tall, its light can be seen some 23 miles away, making it an essential navigational tool for local ships and boats.
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Crooked LakeCrooked Lake is a beautiful and inviting body of water that offers excellent swimming and boating within its crystal clear, spring-fed waters, making it an ideal spot for families or friends looking to spend a relaxing day. In addition to the activities that can be enjoyed on the lake, there is also great fishing as well - northern pike, walleye and large-mouth bass are all plentiful in these waters. Numerous hiking trails also envelope Crooked Lake.
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Bayfront ParkBayfront Park is a must-see attraction for those visiting the area. This stunning park is located on the shores of Little Traverse Bay and offers a wide variety of activities for tourists. Visitors can take a walk along the waterfront or take part in fishing and other outdoor sports such as kayaking, canoeing and sailing. There are also two boat launches in the park that allow visitors to explore the waters around them. Visitors may also want to check out some of the local history exhibits.
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Little Traverse Historical MuseumThe Little Traverse Historical Museum, is a great destination for history buffs. With its extensive collections, the museum offers detailed insights into life in the area over hundreds of years. Visitors can view interesting photographs, artifacts, and documents related to Indigenous people and early settlers. The museum also tells visitors about the region's growing maritime industry with a wealth of interactive displays depicting commercial fishing and lumber production.
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Bear River Valley Recreation AreaIt is a beautiful destination for both outdoor enthusiasts and those in search of peace and relaxation. Visitors to the area can enjoy activities such as hiking, boating, fishing, camping, and hunting. The recreation area also offers a playground for kids and an interpretative center where visitors can learn more about the history of the area. Throughout the year there are special events held such as bird-watching weekends and an annual winterfest with ice skating and snowshoeing.
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Pickerel LakePickerel Lake is a scenic spot that offers plenty of outdoor activities for visitors to enjoy. The beautiful circular lake is ideal for swimming, fishing, and boating. Just beyond the lake's edge lies a vast forest full of trails, perfect for hiking and mountain biking. Many people also come here to observe the stunning array of wildflowers that bloom during the spring months. Nearby boat launches allow easy access to the lake, while campgrounds provide a comfortable stay.
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Tunnel of TreesTunnel of Trees is one of the most spectacular views in the world. Located on M-119 between Harbor Springs and Cross Village, it's a picturesque drive through an expanse of beautiful hardwood trees that shape and frame the road for miles. Winding along Lake Michigan's shoreline, drivers can witness the changing of seasons, with brilliant fall colors to the lush greens in summertime. On cool clear days passengers can catch glimpses of strong windswept sand dunes towers.
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Burt LakeBurt Lake, is one of the most picturesque bodies of water in the entire Great Lakes region. Boasting crystal clear turquoise waters and surrounded by forests. Despite its reputation for being a popular fishing and recreation spot, Burt Lake remains protected from large-scale development due to its location within the boundaries of the state park. From exploring miles of trails to kayaking or fishing to find abundant wildlife, there are plenty of outdoor activities.
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Douglas LakeDouglas Lake, is a natural gem for tourists and locals alike. Sitting on 25,000 acres of crystal clear waters, the lake offers endless beauty and activities such as fishing and boating. The summer months are especially popular for visitors hoping to soak up some sunshine while relaxing at one of the many beaches. With its idyllic setting, Douglas Lake has emerged as an ideal destination for anyone looking to escape into nature without having to travel too far from home.
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Walloon LakeWalloon Lake,is a stunning lake surrounded by miles of deep forests and natural beauty. This region has been happily home to generations of families and cherished vacationers over its history. The area offers plenty of activities such as fishing, swimming and hiking that can be enjoyed year-round. But there are also many other opportunities for visitors including seasonal activities like skiing, snowmobiling and ice boating.
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Cross in the WoodsThe Cross in the Woods, is a sculpture that honors Christian martyrs. This 10-foot-tall steel cross was commissioned by the Rev. Paul Mittermaier in 1972 and created by local sculptor Marshall M. Fredericks. It displays a bronze figure of Jesus on its front side and was designed to evoke a sense of peace and pilgrimage for visitors. Behind the statue are 8 wood sculptures symbolizing Beatitudes of Jesus on its backside making it an ideal spot for reflection to many people.
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Walloon LakeWalloon Lake is an iconic body of water situated in Charlevoix County, Michigan. Home to over 500 acres of clear blue waters accessorized with white pines and hardwoods, this picturesque lake has been providing locals and visitors alike a peaceful retreat for many generations. Located at a higher elevation than the rest of the area and surrounded by rolling hills, Walloon Lake makes for stunning scenery that radiates tranquility.
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Burt Lake State ParkBurt Lake State Park is a natural paradise situated at the southwestern tip of blue-ringed Burt Lake. It offers an abundance of recreational activities. Surrounded by majestic pines, visitors can go camping, fishing, and swimming in the crystal clear waters of the lake. There are also weekly interpretive programs available for nature enthusiasts looking to learn more about the local flora and fauna. The park also boasts excellent hunting opportunities.
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Sturgeon Bay BeachSturgeon Bay Beach is a stunning natural beach known for its spectacular sunsets. The magical glimmers of the sun as it sets over the crystal blue waters of Lake Michigan create breathtaking vistas. The area also offers stunning scenic hiking trails, bike paths and picnic sites. Visitors enjoy this beach all year round; during summer months they can relax in the warm sunshine on the soft sand and during winter months they can appreciate the beauty of frost-covered sand dunes.

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Nubs Nob Ski Resort is the perfect spot for a winter getaway. Boasting 52 slopes and trails of all difficulty levels, this resort offers endless wintertime excitement for skiers, snowboarders and snowshoers alike. In addition to downhill skiing, visitors can also enjoy snow tubing, Nordic skiing, and scenic chairlift rides that wrap up with a cozy ride down on an old-fashioned toboggan run. With its small-town ambiance, lovely mountain views and excellent lodging and dining options nearby.
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