Are you planning to explore the beauty of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan this summer? While you’re in the UP, consider exploring the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore on the southern shore of Lake Superior in Munising, Michigan. You won’t be disappointed! The National Park Service maintains a website of the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. Information includes…
Biking Wisconsin’s Driftless Region – Sugar River State Trail
Wisconsin is home to a variety of picturesque landscapes including impressive glacial moraines, kettles, kames, drumlins and eskers sculpted by the receding glaciers of the last Ice Age. The state is also home to a unique region known as the Driftless Region, which remained untouched by glaciers. Biking the Sugar River State Trail is an excellent…
Top Farmer’s Market along Lake Michigan’s Shore – Kenosha HarborMarket
Market Season has arrived in the Great Lakes region! Are you looking for a vibrant farmer’s market with fresh, seasonal produce, sweet treats, arts and crafts, fresh artisan breads and cheeses, live music, all with the backdrop of one of our beautiful Great Lakes? Look no further than Kenosha’s HarborMarket along Lake Michigan’s southern shore…
Paddle Southern Wisconsin’s Top Lake | Lulu Lake
Paddling season is here in the Great Lakes region! One of my favorite summer paddles in southeastern Wisconsin is Lulu Lake. Located in Walworth County in southeastern Wisconsin, Lulu Lake State Natural Area was designated a State natural area in 1977. The Lulu Lake SNA is jointly managed by the Nature Conservancy and Wisconsin Department…
Explore Wisconsin’s Unique Glacial Landscapes by Bike – Glacial Drumlin State Trail
Wisconsin is home to the serene, rolling glacial landscapes sculpted by the receding glaciers of the last Ice Age. A ride along the Glacial Drumlin State Trail is an excellent way to see these unique glacial landscapes of Wisconsin up close – in detail you might not fully take in traveling by car. Glacial History…
3 Beautiful Spring Wildflower Hikes | Kettle Moraine State Forest
Who doesn’t LOVE the start of SPRING? As the winter transitions to spring, new life emerges. Birds begin to nest, trees and shrubs begin to bud, and my personal favorite – native spring wildflowers begin to emerge. Spring ephemerals emerge in early spring before the leaf canopy has filled out, here for us to enjoy…