Michigan

Whether it’s a sunny day, in July or a snowy evening, in February, Lenawee County is brimming with things to see and do. Visitors savor the unpretentious charm of our small towns and villages and the warmth of our local people. In fact, it’s these simple mid-American pleasures that can make a vacation here so memorable. Along with enjoying our natural beauty, visitors are pleasantly surprised by our winning combination of unique attractions, sparkling lakes, beautiful gardens and golf courses, quaint antique shops, Michigan International Speedway, cultural amenities, award winning restaurants and affordable accommodations.

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Welcome to the official tourism site of Ann Arbor, Michigan — the city that reinvents itself every day. Find a unique blend of hotels, restaurants and activities all concentrated within one area of many flavors — the city of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Whether your visit is collegiate, leisure or business, feel the energy of a town rich in culture and full of life.

State-of-the-art, creative and unique conference facilities, hotel, conference space, restaurants and entertainment all in close proximity; world class golf and attractions for free time. Site inspections, registration and housing assistance available.

Time waits for no one. But in Michigan’s Great Lakes Bay Region, it slows down just long enough for us to catch a glimpse of the good life… of the smiles that flash across our children’s faces as they see new life for the first time at the Children’s Zoo, or the “close your eyes and feel the wind in your hair” sigh we release when sailing across the sparkling waters of the Bay at sunset. So go ahead... visit a place where nothing else matters but making time for the ones you love. It’s time to visit Michigan’s Great Lakes Bay Region.

Our corner of the state offers so much to do and so much to see, it’s amazing it all fits in Berrien, Cass and Van Buren Counties! You’ll discover some of the finest, sugar-sand beaches on Lake Michigan. Award-winning wineries. Resort town festivals. Easy-to-schedule tee times on championship courses. A new, hand-carved carousel and multiple children’s hands-on museums. There’s downhill skiing and snowboarding. Antiques along the bluff and country by-roads. Fresh fruits and vegetables ready for you to pick. Yes, you’ll find something fun to do whether you come in winter, spring, summer or fall.

Here you will find 60 miles of shoreline, of which 25 miles are on Lake Michigan, including a portion of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. This naturally scenic area of northern Michigan, with its sandy beaches, high bluffs, clean lakes and natural rivers has been titled “The Best Place in Michigan for Outdoor Sports”.

"The Cadillac" of Northwest-Lower Michigan, and one of Michigan's favorite year-round vacation destination areas. During fall, winter, spring, or summer, Cadillac is the perfect choice for a family-fun vacation, week-end vacation getaway, special event, meeting, retreat, or reunion.

The Les Cheneaux area lies east of the Mackinac Bridge along the northern shore of Lake Huron. Thirty-six islands provide sheltered channels and bays within the Straits of Mackinac - a historic harbor area for boaters and explorers. Towering forests with trails and pathways offer unparalleled year-round opportunities for vacations, day-trips, reunions and quiet breaks from city living. Cedarville and Hessel, historic Upper Peninsula port towns with marinas, have unusual gift and craft-making shops, galleries, an outfitter and guide service, and places to eat within walking distance from docks.