Towering trees, rocky coastlines, marshes, and lagoons, all make up the Redwood National and State Parks. If you want to see Mother Nature at her best, this is the place to go! Read about the history of the area, what … Continued
The gorgeous Leelanau Peninsula sits between Lake Michigan and Grand Traverse bay and has many great spots along its shoreline, but is possibly best known for its sprawling and numerous vineyards and wineries! While this area is undoubtedly beautiful during … Continued
Located just 12 miles from downtown Juneau, Alaska, Mendenhall Glacier is a 12-mile long glacier within Mendenhall Valley. Inside the glacier is a sight that few people have had the opportunity to see in person: the Mendenhall Ice Caves. Having … Continued
How does a giant boat get up a waterfall? Until 1775, it didn’t! But then the Soo Locks were invented and changed that! Today, boats move up and down the Soo Locks everyday to get from Point A to Point … Continued
Port Crescent State Park is located in Port Austin, Michigan, in the thumb of Michigan, and stretches three miles along Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay. The park has forested areas, wetlands, and some of the best sand dunes and beaches on the eastern … Continued
With around 230 acres of water and several miles of shoreline, Seven Lakes State Park makes for a beautiful RV getaway. Located near Holly, Michigan in northwest Oakland County, the park was originally made up of seven small lakes—hence the … Continued
Nestled along the shores of beautiful Lake Huron, you’ll find Lakeport State Park, about 25 minutes north of Port Huron along M-25. If you’re looking for access to one of the Great Lakes on the sunrise coast of Michigan, then … Continued