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Charlevoix Charlevoix Charlevoix
Northern MichiganBeaches, outdoor concerts, art fairs, championship golf, "fresh pick" orchards and incomparable water sports in the summer; unmatched Fall colors;cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and snowmobiling in the Winter. Charlevoix is a year-round lifetime's - vacation community.
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Petoskey Area - Northern Michigan Petoskey Area - Northern Michigan Petoskey Area - Northern Michigan
Northern MichiganWelcome to the Petoskey Area - the Land of More and the epitome of Summer in Northern Michigan.
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Grand Rapids, Michigan Travel Guide

Complete Vacation, Recreation and Tourism Information

Grand Rapids is the second largest city in Michigan, with a population of nearly 190,000 residents. With a very diverse community, many ethnic groups, ranging from Dutch, Hispanic, African-American and Polish, call this city home.

The city was named after the rapids of the nearby Grand River. Grand Rapids is home to several colleges and universities, including Aquinas College, Calvin College, Ferris State University and Davenport University.

In historic Heritage Hill, an old Grand Rapids neighborhood, visitors can be led through the Victorian houses on display or go on a walking tour of the district. Grand Rapids has a local art museum, as well as the Gerald Ford Museum, honoring the only Michigan born U.S. President, and the Van Andel Museum Center of the Public Museum of Grand Rapids.

Rock climbing is available at the Higher Ground Rock Climbing Center and camping and canoeing are also available in the greater Grand Rapids area. At the Blanford Nature Center 143 acres of forest house four miles of trails for hikers and cyclists.

Grand Rapids is located in the western central part of the state, just sixty miles southeast of Lansing and approximately fifty miles north of Kalamazoo.


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Northern MichiganBeaches, outdoor concerts, art fairs, championship golf, "fresh pick" orchards and incomparable water sports in the summer; unmatched Fall colors;cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and snowmobiling in the Winter. Charlevoix is a year-round lifetime's - vacation community.
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Northern MichiganWelcome to the Petoskey Area - the Land of More and the epitome of Summer in Northern Michigan.
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