roadside michigan

The remains of a Michigan World War II P.O.W. camp lie in the woods in Allegan County...Here are photos and location!

This crossing was named “Riga Junction”, a mile southeast of Riga. It only lasted a few years...now it is non-existent....

William Hunt arrived in Jacksonburgh in 1831 and became the first settler in – what would become – Norvell, three miles east of Napoleon.

Based on a Native American legend about a mama bear and her two cubs...Read the legend here...

Who was the first to serve up deliciously greasy burgers, crispy french fries, and thick malts? Find out here.....

It was originally a stagecoach stop called the “Old Tavern”, catering to travelers coming and going to Detroit and Lansing...

Here are some awesome photos of this Michigan quarry...the LARGEST in the whole world!

Part of the fun of a Michigan Roadtrip is stopping at the roadside diners, cafe's, and food stands...

It's hard to beat a fireworks display, no matter where you are.....Here are some suggestions...

“You think you hate it now...but wait'll you drive it”.....