The 300-Foot Drop of Devil's Slide: Grand Marais, Michigan
Used by loggers from the 1880s to the early 1900s, this former lumber chute awaits you up near Pictured Rocks...
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Holy Gulliver! The Miniature Version of Traverse City: 1931-1973
Traverse City was duplicated miniature-style in 1931 and was a tourist attraction until weather, vandals, and finances ended it in 1973. Here are photos and info...
Why This Cursed Part of Lake Michigan is Known as "Death's Door"
The passage known as "Death's Door" connects Lake Michigan to Green Bay and has claimed over 275 ships.
We've Seen the Signs: The 45th Parallel Line, Upper Michigan
You've seen 'em, you know 'em, you've had a selfie with 'em. Here are a few photos of Michigan's 45th Parallel signs...
The Only Michigan Post Office Located Inside a Convent: 1897-2020
Not only that, but you can still get your Christmas cards postmarked in Nazareth. Details and vintage photos are here...
There Are 4 Michigan Counties Located in the Central Time Zone
Most Michiganders are surprised to learn that there are 4 counties within the state that are located within the Central Time Zone.
Did You Know There's a Secret Stonehenge in Downtown Kalamazoo?
Locals stumble upon a mysterious Stonehenge replica located just outside of downtown Kalamazoo, Michigan. Who put it there and why?
There Are Only 3 Covered Bridges You Can Drive Across in Michigan
Peak fall foliage will soon arrive in Michigan, what better time to tour any of the 3 covered bridges in the state that cars can actually drive across.
Southern Michigan's Largest Bog to Survive the Ice Age, Kalamazoo
A daytime walk-thru is great, but I wouldn't advise a night-time stroll. Here are photos inside Bishop's Bog near Kalamazoo...
Inside the Boyhood Home of Rock Legend Del Shannon, Coopersville
He remains one of Rock's most respected artists, and his classic "Runaway" is his signature song. Take a look inside his childhood home in Coopersville...