What are some of Michigan's best hidden gems?
Posted Sep 6, 2017, 1:47 PM UTC
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Isle Royale. It's hidden almost in Canada.
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Barneys Bakery in Bay City, awesome home made doughnuts!
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Where's it at in Bay City? I'm from around there and never heard of it.
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16th & Van Buren
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I'll have to check it out thanks
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Turnip rock -- hard to get to, but awesome!
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Kiss Me Coffee in Houghton Lake.
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I'm gonna say Hidden Beach in Marquette. That place is badass!
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Brighton, Pinckney, and Waterloo State Recreation Areas. Those parks provide a real reprieve from the vast flatness of Michigan's lower peninsula. You'll find tons of cool trails going through hilly deep woods and around lakes. The hills are actually made out of rocky glacial deposits, which gives it a unique edge.
There are also some nice historic towns and businesses in the area. Seitz's Tavern in Chelsea, for example, is awesome. It's been around forever - you stand at the bar instead of sitting, like in the old days. You can even order a liver sausage sandwich or a limburger sandwich, like your grandpa would've.
When I don't feel like going all the way out to the Lake Michigan shoreline to get my elevation hikes in, the Brighton/Pinckney area has been hitting the spot. It's like a mini-Up North, all the way down to the town of Hell, which is exactly like some of the cheesy tourist traps you'll find near Mackinac. It's really grown on me.
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greendot stables
harbor house and jazz surprise cocaine parties in the mens restroom with politicians
Lakes without ohio people
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lapeer state game area it's quiet and full of wildlife and ponds and fields and forest as long as you dont go during hunting season. government land so anyone can go there. found deer, snakes, frogs, and cranes every time i go and seen coyotes several times.
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Nordhouse Dunes
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Chicago
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Mooville creamery in Nashville,MI!!!