June 2018
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The Big Spring
Kitch-iti-kipi’s mystery makes its emerald waters a must-see stop on a trip to the U.P.
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Flavorful Lane
Visit Michigan’s wackiest food-themed summer festivals.
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Naturally Beautiful Refuges
Visitors can enjoy national wildlife refuges by car, on foot, bike, boat or kayak.
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Tea by Light of Day
Angela Macke put down roots in nursing and tilled the field of alternative health before she decided to become an organic tea farmer.
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Conscious Appreciation
The Sovengard brought Scandinavia to Grand Rapids and brightened its dynamic restaurant scene.
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Great Lake Story 2018: Endless View in Ludington – Chapter Two
Endless View in Ludington – Chapter Two, The Builder
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Handpicked Meals for Michigan
Raised a stone’s throw from Lake Michigan, along the northern stretch of Michigan’s “fruit belt,” Gina Ferwerda spent her childhood either playing on the sugar sand beaches or visiting her grandparents’ farm. It’s no surprise her ongoing passions for the shoreline and local produce have led her down a unique and tasty path. Focused on […]
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Plan to Pay a Little Extra
Visitors to Michigan state PARKS, recreation areas and state-operated boating access sites are paying a bit more this summer for access if they don’t have the required state recreation passport on their license plates. A new $5 convenience fee went into effect at the start of 2018, in addition to the required $11 annual passport […]
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Women Teach Women to Fly Fish
Ann Miller founded Flygirls of Michigan so women could learn to fly fish from women.
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A Family Legacy
Chris Smith, 91-year-old grandson of Chris-Craft founder, passes on love for wood boats.
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The Art of Collecting Beach Stones
Collecting beach stones is like crafting a life: decisions are needed about what to keep or jettison.
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Young Sailors at the Starting Line
Young crewmembers are an important part of these Mackinac sailboat race teams.
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Summer 2018: Contributors
Contributors, Summer 2018
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Oh, Starry Night
Michigan offers plenty of options for stargazing.
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Lounge Act
Kick back and relax on your favorite outdoor furniture.
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Who’s Your Huckleberry?
Wild berries make wonderful jams and pies; they are abundant and free for the picking if you know where to look.
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Michigan’s Famous Fruit Belt
A look back at the early years of agritourism.
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A Relaxing Adventure
These bike paths offer views, entertainment for those looking for a comfortable stroll.
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In the Upper Country
Ominous and not-so-ominous changes afoot around Lake Superior.
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Be Careful Out There and Stay Afloat
Follow these tips to stay safe during paddling season.
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Gaze on Michigan’s Wonder
Letter from the Editor, Summer 2018
