Travel Tips and Stories of Michigan in United States
Find inspiration with pictures, tips and stories of Michigan from travelers sharing their experiences
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Travel guide of Michigan
Find inspiration with pictures, tips and stories of Michigan from travelers sharing their experiences
Book your trip to Michigan and remunerate who inspired you
Travel guide of Michigan
21 km from Michigan
Backpacking on the sunny shore
43 km from Michigan
A trip though the covered bridge
58 km from Michigan
Saw this owl in the woods and got some great photos
65 km from Michigan
Toft Point on Moonlight Bay in Door County Wisconsin.
Experienced by Joe Wiedenmeier
93 km from Michigan
Light House
144 km from Michigan
Kayaking the River
149 km from Michigan
Mackinac Bridge, Michigan
Experienced by Rudolph Arnstein
149 km from Michigan
Mackinaw City Lighthouse
150 km from Michigan
Got up early, braved the cold and hiked out to this lighthouse in Manitowoc WI. Was rewarded with one of the most stunning sunrises I’ve been able to capture.
174 km from Michigan
This was taken without a soul in sight in the tranquil and beautiful upper peninsula of Michigan. My happy place for sure.
174 km from Michigan
This lighthouse was built in the early 1800’s and was functional up until the 1980’s. One family owned it that entire time, and the man who built it lived here until his death with his small family that consisted of him, his wife, and his 12 children.
177 km from Michigan
White lake before the ice comes on
184 km from Michigan
Lake Michigan
188 km from Michigan
View of Lake Michigan from the Memorial Museum in Milwaukee, Wi
188 km from Michigan
Nothing like a walk along the freezing cold water of Lake Michigan
188 km from Michigan
Hand holding CBD oil tincture with sea horizon in the distance
192 km from Michigan
Old Growth
Experienced by Keenan Barber
193 km from Michigan
The beginning of a sailing adventure in Lake Superior.
196 km from Michigan
Muskegon Lake
202 km from Michigan
The water in Lake Superior is almost always freezing even when its summertime. But people always jump in, why? Because its so beautiful, it wasn’t very warm out to begin with on this day but I never heard the water calling my name so badly.
