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Traverse City combines breathtaking attractions with a rich blend of adventure and relaxation. Sled down the Sleeping Bear Dunes, voted the "Most Beautiful Place in America" by Good Morning America viewers. The cobalt blue waters of Lake Michigan make a stunning backdrop to the fresh white snow. The air is crisper in Traverse City and winter’s playground is perfect for skiing, snowshoeing ...
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Traverse City is a gorgeous and vibrant Northern Michigan town, perfect for a getaway any time of the year. Its rich history, delectable food options, shopping opportunities and various scenic vistas makes it an ideal destination for everyone. (Pro tip: consider a visit during spring or fall when you can save with a seasonal lodging package and en...
Each summer, thousands of visitors flock to Traverse City for the National Cherry Festival. From the first window-rattling roar of the jets at the air show to the last float in the Cherry Royale Parade, we are big fans of this annual event. Everything is located conveniently within walking distance, and since almost all the events are free, it offe...
You cant visit without spending some time at Traverse City beaches! On West Grand Traverse Bay, try Clinch Park, West End, and Bryant Park (a particularly good spot to catch the 4th of July fireworks). The entire southern shore of East Bay is one long beach of fine sugar sand, and its shallow enough for little ones. Check out the Traverse City Sta...
In the 19th century, Bohemian immigrants came to work in Traverse Citys waterfront sawmills. They built their homes with slabs of scrap lumber from the mills, so their neighborhood came to be known as Slabtown. Many of their cottages are still standing and so are two great bars: Sleders Family Tavern, and the Little Bohemia Pub & Grill. Both place...
Traverse Citys has more tall ship sailing vessels than any other port on the Great Lakes. Taste the exhilaration of the Days of Sail is to take a two-hour cruise aboard the 114-foot Tall Ship Manitou, a replica of a 19th-century schooner, or on the Nauti-Cat, the largest commercial sailing catamaran on the Great Lakes.
At the Grand Traverse Lighthouse Museum near Northport, visitors can see how lighthouse keepers and their families lived in the early 1920s. One of the oldest lighthouses on the Great Lakes, it has been in service for over 150 years. The smaller Mission Point Lighthouse at the tip of the Old Mission Peninsula, is another scenic treasure. Traverse C...
101 West Grandview Parkway, Traverse City, MI 49684; T: 231-947-1120 or 1-800-872-8377 info@TraverseCity.com
Jan 13, 2023 · Kyle McCarthy|Sharael Kolberg December 4, 2023. Ranking of the top 13 things to do in Traverse City. Travelers favorites include #1 Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, #2 Traverse City ...
- Rows of grapevines at a Leelanau Peninsula vineyard at dusk.
- Hiking the small hills with a lakefront view.
- Biking along the waterfront.
- Serene stroll along the unfettered beach.
For Traverse City, food is a passion. With an agricultural history and a commitment to creating menus that showcase the region's ingredients, the area has become a culinary destination. In fact, Midwest Living has listed Traverse City among its Five Top Food Towns, and Bon Appetit has listed See all the options here. About Traverse City Tourism
