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Have you discovered Dixboro yet?

If you’ve never heard of, or been to Dixboro, I’m not surprised. It’s a bit off the beaten path. Actually, more accurately, it’s got a very beaten path called Plymouth Road, running right through the center of it. But if you blink, you could miss this tiny hamlet. It is just northeast of Ann Arbor. The history of the Village of Dixboro dates back to 1824,

By |May 27th, 2025|

Condiments every griller should have on hand

Michiganders wait all winter for the opportunity to fire up the grill again and enjoy hot dogs, burgers, chicken, ribs, steaks, fish, and just about anything else we can think of. Any of those items can be fine on their own, but the right enhancements can really take your backyard barbecue from an ordinary meal to an extraordinary feast. These are some condiments every griller should

By |May 26th, 2025|

12 things to do in Michigan in June

Kids are getting out of school, boats are filling our waterways, blue skies are becoming a common occurrence again. Let’s get out there and enjoy the summer we’ve been waiting for, starting with our 12 things to do in Michigan in June. June 5-7 Gizzard Fest – Potterville As food fests go, this has to be one of the more unusual. It is in fact a

By |May 25th, 2025|

Discover Michigan’s cheesiest trail

Wisconsin may be known as the land of Cheeseheads, but that doesn’t mean it’s cornered the market on making or selling cheese, glorious cheese. In fact, it should come as no surprise that a state with well over 1,200 dairy farms, there is in fact, a Michigan cheese trail. If you are a cheese lover, then this is a road trip for you. Michigan’s cheese trail

By |May 25th, 2025|

Michigan’s best boat excursions

They say the best thing isn't owning a boat, it's having a friend who does. Whether you are that friend, or just someone who longs to spend summer hours out on the water, it’s time to hop aboard a Michigan boat. Luckily, there are some incredible options in unique destinations. Tall Ships There are few sights more majestic on a Michigan summer day than watching a

By |May 21st, 2025|

Best books for exploring in Michigan

All too often, travel and adventure books are written by people who have spent minimal time in an area. While that might present an interesting visitor’s viewpoint, I’d much rather get my tips from someone who has deep local roots. That’s what makes these guides for Michigan travel so much fun. They were all written by local authors who are intimately familiar with our glorious state.

By |May 7th, 2025|
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