Spectacular Michigan hikes to enjoy this fall as the leaves change colors

Fall is the season where we see just how beautiful Michigan is, and the changing of the leaves gives us the colors…

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Tahquamenon Falls State Park 41382 W. M 123, Paradise; 906-492-3415; dnr.state.mi.us Tahquamenon Falls State Park is over 50,000 acres which gives visitors and hikers a lot to explore and look at.
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30 Detroit-area parks you should be spending more time at this year

We have two words for you: LOG OFF. That's right, folks. Say goodbye to Zoom meetings and obligatory virtual happy hours, blue…

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Lake St. Clair Metropark 40 minutes 31300 Metro Pkwy., Harrison Twp.; metroparkscom/parks/lake-st-clair-metroparks Not only does this park have a 1,600-foot boardwalk overlooking a mile of waterfront and scenic trails through marsh and wetlands, but it's a fun place to bring the whole family. There's a beachfront, public pool, mini golf, nature center and If you're extra lucky, you might catch a glimpse of a deer. Photo via metroparks.com
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25 Michigan campgrounds everyone should visit at least once

If you need a vacation but don't want to spend an arm and a leg, look no further than these picturesque camping…

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Charles Mears State Park 400 W. Lowell St., PentwaterMears State Park is most notable for its beautiful beach, including a volleyball court, grills, and picnic tables. The park lies on Michigan’s western coast bordering Lake Michigan and is a great summer vacation spot. The area is also ideal for ice fishing during the winter months. Photo via Courtesy of Susan Tate / Facebook
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20 gorgeous winter hikes to explore near Detroit

Whether you have a New Years resolution to uphold or you just need a little walk, here are 20 beautiful winter hikes…

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Paint Creek Trail Rochester This trail is 8.9 miles long and was the first Non-Motorized Rail-to-Trail in the state of Michigan. It used to be a rail for trains, but was converted into a nice trail for runners or people who want to walk their dogs. The trail is gorgeous and goes through Rochester, Rochester Hills, and Lake Orion. Photo via paintcreektrail.org
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23 trails near Detroit you probably didn't know about

They say that spending time in nature is like hitting the reset button on your soul. Whether that's true or not, it's…

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Park Lyndon County Park Lyndon Township One of southeastern Michigan’s finest natural area preserves, this hilly terrain is full of various species of plant life and boasts a great view of Lake Genevieve. The trail connects to the state’s Waterlook-Pinkney Trail for a combined hiking experience of almost 50 miles. Photo via Facebook, Washtenaw County Parks & Recreation Commission
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