Embrace Adventure, Capture Moments, Celebrate Life – For Hip Women Over 50
Michigan will always have my heart, no matter how far I travel. Who can resist its Great Lakes (unsalted and shark-free), big cities (hello Detroit!), quirky stops, and endless road-trip possibilities that never get old.
Typically, I travel solo. But this time, I knew my name would be mud if I headed off to a cozy little fishing cabin in the heart of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula without inviting my husband and our almost-grown 18-year-old son. …
You can’t go wrong starting in the Upper Peninsula because, honestly, the fall colors show up there first. The U.P. feels like the wild child of the state with rocky cliffs, rushing waterfalls, and the kind of crisp air that makes you wish you’d brought an extra thermos of cider. If you want to time your trip just right, check out the Pure Michigan fall color map, which keeps track of when and where the leaves are peaking across the state.
A fall day at Crane’s Orchard in Fennville means more than picking apples — it’s about carrying on traditions. Join me as I wander the rows, choose the best apples for baking, and bring them home to make my grandma’s easy apple crisp recipe without oatmeal. With just a few simple ingredients, this classic fall dessert bakes up golden brown and tastes even better with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Looking for a peaceful stretch of sand and a stunning sunset? These 5 Holland Michigan beaches are perfect for solo women travelers over 50. From the iconic Big Red Lighthouse at Holland State Park to the quiet wooded dunes of Laketown Beach, this guide shares the best places to unwind, take a leisurely stroll, or dip your toes in the sparkling waters of Lake Michigan.
Ahhh! Independence Day. Michigan knows how to celebrate! You are sure to find the perfect celebration on this list. Most include parades, picnics, and fireworks. Be sure to click through to the event to ensure correct details before venturing out! …
Going out for breakfast in Holland Mi should be at the top of your list if you’re planning a trip here or if you live here and just need to try something new. We have some of the very best restaurants in Holland. My husband and I love to eat out. We’re kind of pros at it, it seems. Next time you’re heading out for breakfast, check out one of these 5 places!
This tour is so unique because it not only gives you a taste of all things Dutch, Holland, and tulip-related, it takes the stress out of trying to find a way to see everything on your own.
Explore the timeless charm of Mackinac Island. From its rich history to stunning landscapes and unique car-free lifestyle, it’s a must-visit retreat!
If you’ve road-tripped through Michigan, you know you’ll find a whole list of things to see and do. Before you know it, you’ll be planning a return trip! Maybe even before you’re done with your first trip. But one of the things that I love the most when I’m road-tripping is finding cool roadside stops.
Michigan in wintertime is nothing short of a snowy wonderland, and when the festive season rolls around, it truly transforms into a dazzling display of holiday cheer. If you’re not sure where to begin, don’t worry! I have put together an amazing list of places to see Christmas lights in Michigan. From the quaint charm of small-town festivals to the grandeur of drive-through light displays, there’s a spectacle for everyone to enjoy.