Michigan

Did you know that Michigan rates as one of the spookiest states in the nation? Ghost ships, haunted lighthouses, abandoned mining towns and strange lights are just a few of the creepy things found here.

For many residents and visitors, there is just nothing like those few magical weeks between September and November when the trees are ablaze with color and the fruits of Fall are harvested.

Still looking for more Springtime recreational opportunities? Never fear! Your friends here at Michigan Travel have compiled yet another selection of warm weather ideas.

As the calendar pushes toward the warm days of Summer, you'll undoubtedly find yourself wishing you could hurry the change along. In preparation of Michigan's most popular recreational season, check out these "detours and daytrips!"

Across the state some veterans of Winter weather have come to terms with their home climate and embraced the beauty of the glistening white precipitation. Their celebrations of ice and snow provide both therapy and recreation for their cold-weather-challenged brothers and sisters.

Ever wonder where your neighbor and his famiy disappear to on those cold January weekends? Get in on this Northern Michigan secret!

The official count shows more than two hundred bed-and-breakfasts in the Great Lake state of Michigan. Selecting a handful as the best is a virtually impossible task, but I have collected here an assortment of some of my favorites. Consider a few nights in one of these charming locales on your ...

When the lengthy winter months leave you feeling a little stifled, plan an escape to one of these Winter-centric resort destinations.

Christmas traditionally means visits with family, loved ones and close friends. But if you'd rather spend some quality time alone with that someone special this holiday season, Michigan is here to help.

While Christmas certainly is a time for reflection, it should never be forgotten it is also a time for joy and celebration. When it comes to big holiday fun, there’s no better place than the big city -- and Detroit is no exception.