Fall gets competitive at The Highlands in Harbor Springs, where pumpkin bowling and burlap sack races bring out the playful ...

Sponsored Content by Meagan Francis In autumn, St. Ignace and the surrounding region become one of northern Michigan's most ...

Along M-22, beach days tend to blur into smoked fish lunches, roadside cherry stops, sunset wine pours and sandwiches unwrapped on the hood of the car. From Onekama to Leland, Northport to Traverse ...

On a windswept coast of the Upper Peninsula, a small band of devoted monks is carving out a life that balances work and worship. The monastery’s bakery, Jampot, draws thousands each summer in search ...

Buzzy openings, big names, sold-out menus. Join us on a delicious romp through what’s new on the North’s dining scene. A recent announcement by Detroit’s acclaimed Sarah Welch: the now former ...

Michigan rock hunting is a passion unlike anywhere on Earth, because we have the best darn beaches anywhere on Earth. Here is just about everything you need to get started, from where to look to what ...

Our destination is a sand dune. Exact location, TBD. I’ve cruised past the rolling dunes along Highway 2 plenty of times while en route to other U.P. locales: Grand Marais, Munising, Marquette. It ...

A young couple had a vision for a bit of magic at their campground on the Manistique River. But it would take a tiny miracle and a surprising community of new friends to bring Benny the Beard Fisher ...

If it feels like everybody suddenly has a tick story, the data backs that up. The Michigan Disease Surveillance System reported 3,380 Lyme disease cases in 2025—up 72 percent from the year before and ...

When Clare police officers heard the 113-year-old bakery was closing, they bought the place. What came next was a miracle for a struggling small town. This is the amazing story of Cops & Doughnuts.

The Little Traverse Wheelway, Petoskey // photo courtesy Petoskey Area Vistors Bureau The Little Traverse Wheelway connects some of Northern Michigan’s most unexpected contrasts—from quiet ...

Meet Curtis Warnes, owner of Curtis Warnes Functional Art (formerly called Steel Appeal) in Empire, who has found his niche—and passion—in art reminiscent of a Michigan beach or the Northwoods.