The Sunrise Side Wine & Hops Trail, located in northeastern Michigan, is one of the hottest, happening places to visit. The Trail, which boasts seven wineries, two micro-breweries and many attractions along the way, is rapidly becoming known as the friendliest wine tasting site in Michigan.

This rugged wilderness is the northernmost part of Michigan! Here is where the largest freshwater lake on earth creates a peninsula called the Keweenaw. We will hike to Montreal Falls, discover the history of Fort Wilkins and the Delaware Copper Mine and enjoy the breath taking beauty of the Great Sand Bay.  Plus we will bring you “Then and Now” giving you a glimpse of what the area was like 20 years ago.

Our tour starts on the beautiful beach in Oscoda then heads north to Sturgeon Point Light, back east to Reed Lake Foot Travel area and over to River Road Scenic Byway before ending back in Oscoda. There are so many stops along the way that you will need to watch to enjoy them all.

Located in the Hiawatha National Forest in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula Big Island Lake Wilderness contains 23 small lakes ranging in size from 5 to 149 acres and the only way to reach each one is to portage in. After time spent in the wild we end our trip at one of the rustic celebrations the U.P. is known for, Folkfest.

We tour Canada in a whole new way. We jump on motorcycles and relive our youth in a getaway we call "Born to Be Wild." We will see lighthouses, incredible scenic bluffs and the Georgian Bay from the seat of our bikes. Come on and get your motor running.

If you are looking for that some place special where it’s just you and someone close, look no further because we found it, and it’s closer than you think. We start in the middle of the state on horseback and end up on a paddle wheeler. Join us!

Join us as we experience a variety of summer events throughout the Great Lakes Bay Region. We check out the parades, music and food of summer festivals, catch a baseball game, set sail on some tall ships, watch the launch of spectacular hot air balloons, float down the river of time at a living history encampment, and much more.

The episode title says it all as we discover waterfalls, natural and man-made wonders from around Ontario and incredible beauty from the overlooks of 300 foot cliffs, hiking trails, garden pathways, museums and golf courses.

It wasn't until the onset of the twentieth century that things like admiring nature became fashionable in the United States. People like President Theodore Roosevelt, and author John Muir, helped to popularize setting aside public lands for the preservation of wildlife and other natural resources. Because of this foresight, Michigan's residents and visitors can enjoy one of the nation's premier park systems