You may not know it, but the Keweenaw Peninsula is home to quite a few old iron and copper mines. If you’ve ever wanted to see one for yourself, there are several companies that offer mine tours.
Located just a few miles south of Alpena on the shores of Lake Huron is a roadside attraction that allows visitors to imagine what life was like when dinosaurs roamed the Earth. Visitors can take a half-mile scenic walking tour around the park to see a variety of dinosaur exhibits with informational placards by each dinosaur.
The Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum is a presidential museum built to honor Gerald Ford, a Michigan native and former congressman. The museum has exciting permanent exhibits celebrating President Ford and his wife Betty.
The Saginaw Castle Museum is a must-stop spot if you’re traveling through or planning to stop in Saginaw Michigan. This former post office, which is designed in a classic French style, is the spot for learning about Saginaw.
Turnip Rock, located at the very tip of the Pointe aux Barques Peninsula, is one of Michigan’s great natural wonders and is visited every year by scores of kayakers. You can take a guided tour, or make the 7-mile trek on your own for great views and great photos.