Sitting on opposite sides of Little Traverse Bay, these two little outposts are popular among skiers and snowboarders – at night, you can see the other town’s lights across the water.
In the wintertime, Frankenmuth shines. It truly is a holiday destination – and home to the world’s largest Christmas store
Kalamazoo is the perfect place to cozy up during a winter trip. Known for its craft beverage scene — and no, not just beer — Kalamazoo is a hip, eclectic college town with both indoor and outdoor pursuits.
Situated on Lake Macatawa just a couple miles from the big lake (Lake Michigan, that is), Holland boasts a quaint, small-town feel and beachy scenery that’s absolutely stunning in the winter.
Grand Rapids’ Beer City Ale Trail features more than 80 breweries. A trip to Grand Rapids isn’t complete without a thorough exploration of some of the country’s best breweries.
During the snowy season, the hilly farmland and dunes along the lakeshore welcome skiers, snowshoers, and wine lovers. Pubs and restaurants embrace the cold, welcoming chilly customers with fire pits and heated igloos.