May 9, 2024

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Embark on Memorable Lakeside Journeys

Navigate your next lakeside adventure with confidence using the Better by the Lake’s Travel category. Ideal for enthusiasts of all things aquatic, our guides and tips are crafted to enhance your travel experiences to and around inland lakes. Whether you’re a seasoned explorer or a first-time visitor, find everything you need to plan, enjoy, and cherish your lakeside travels.

Why Travel to Lakeside Destinations?

  • Scenic Beauty: Experience the tranquility and picturesque landscapes of inland lakes, perfect for relaxation and nature photography.
  • Diverse Activities: From kayaking and paddle boarding to scenic hikes and bird watching, lakeside destinations offer a plethora of activities for all ages.
  • Cultural Richness: Discover local customs, culinary delights, and historical sites that give each lakeside community its unique charm.

Featured Resources:

  • Destination Guides: Detailed overviews of top lakeside destinations, including what to see, do, and where to stay.
  • Travel Planning Tips: Advice on the best times to visit, how to get there, and packing essentials for lake-based activities.
  • Safety and Navigation: Essential information to ensure your safety while exploring remote or less-traveled lakeside areas.

With Better by the Lake, turn your travel aspirations into reality. Explore our Travel category for expert advice and insightful guides to make the most of your next lakeside getaway!

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Discover the Top 10 Beaches of Michigan – A Squirrelly Guide To Unforgettable Experiences

Michael Hardyby Michael Hardy

Michigan’s beaches are a paradise for all seasons, offering diverse activities from spring’s Tulip Time festival to winter sports. The top beaches include Sleeping Bear Dunes and Oval Beach, with unique pastimes like Yooperlite hunting. A rich culinary scene complements the experience, while snorkeling shipwrecks caters to adventure seekers. Michigan promises memorable experiences for nature, food, and adventure enthusiasts all year round.

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Michigan’s Cottage Country – 11 Charming Places to Play & Discover

Michael Hardyby Michael Hardy

Michigan’s Cottage Country spans several regions, offering city dwellers and adventurers an escape into nature, with activities from hiking to exploring arts and historical sites. Highlights include Traverse City’s beaches and wineries, the Sleeping Bear Dunes, the Upper Peninsula’s wilderness, and various unique features such as Castle Farms and Fishtown. Cottage rental prices range from $100 to $600, depending on the location and season. Each area combines natural beauty with cultural and historic attractions, providing a tranquil yet enriching experience for visitors.

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Journeying Through the Heartland: A 10 Step Michigan Summer Bucket List

Michael Hardyby Michael Hardy

Embark on a Michigan summer road trip, experiencing the Sleeping Bear Dunes, Mackinac Island’s timeless charm, Pictured Rocks’ natural art, Traverse City’s cherry festivities, and Tall Ship Manitou’s sailing adventure. Lower Michigan offers Detroit’s art, Michigan wines, baseball at Comerica Park, Henry Ford Museum’s history, Grand Rapids’ breweries, and the Motown Museum’s musical legacy. Michigan invites travelers to immerse in its culture, flavors, and community, promising an unforgettable journey.

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Discover the 4 Hidden Gems of Au Gres and Omer Michigan

Michael Hardyby Michael Hardy

Au Gres and Omer, Michigan, boast serene Lake Huron beaches, nature parks, and outdoor activities like fishing and kayaking, coupled with cultural attractions such as museums and historical sites. Culinary delights, local festivals, and comfortable accommodations enhance the experience. Safety, diverse weather, and a sense of community make these towns perfect for exploration and relaxation at any time of year.

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Manitoulin Island – A 4-Part Guide For A Gem of Ontario Cottage Country

Michael Hardyby Michael Hardy

Set sail for Ontario’s Manitoulin Island, a sacred freshwater paradise known for its stunning scenery, Anishinaabe culture, and outdoor adventures. Top stops include Bridal Veil Falls, Cup and Saucer Adventure Hike, and Great Spirit Circle Trail. Don’t miss the Dark Sky Preserve and Perivale Gallery for art lovers. Eateries like the Garden’s Gate Restaurant offer local flavors. For those charmed enough to stay, non-residents can navigate property ownership with available guides for purchasing real estate in Canada. Embrace Manitoulin’s captivating allure for an unforgettable adventure or a dream cottage getaway.