If you are like me, you have a bucket list of things you want to see in the Upper Peninsula. Maybe that is why you are reading this page. Or maybe you Google searched “How to find Pinnacle Falls; I’m so lost!” I wouldn’t be surprised if that is what happened. This article will guide you to Pinnacle Falls, MI. The area between Marquette and Big Bay that stretches out towards the Huron Mountains is a beautiful, wild place. Until ...
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L’Anse is not really a destination for most travelers (I don’t know why it’s a cute little picturesque town!). It is usually simply a town on the way to the Porcupine Mountains or to the Keweenaw. But if you have the time, I really suggest taking some time to explore the outdoors surrounding this lake town. Get out, and explore L’Anse waterfalls! The first stop is Silver Falls Silver Falls is a group of waterfalls along the Silver River about ...
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Upper Crust Deli is a new deli in town that is quickly becoming a local favorite. This deli sets itself apart from others by offering the finest quality deli meats, cheeses, and sandwiches made with only the freshest ingredients. Located in the Trader’s Point area of Manistique (right on the river), The Upper Crust Café Bakery and Deli is one of those bright open-air bakeries where the smell of fresh bread lingers in the air, and the full menu is ...
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Over the recent decades, Detroit has taken on many nicknames, including Motown, The Motor City, Hockeytown, Rock City, or just simply The D. While we are proud of our automotive heritage and music history, there are lesser-known facts about Detroit. Here we will explore ten facts every Detroiter, historian, or pop-culture enthusiast should know. 1. First City to Pave a Concrete Road In 1909, Wayne County built the first mile of concrete highway in the world on Woodward Avenue between Six ...
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Belle Isle Park is the largest island park in the United States. Located midway between Detroit, MI, and Windsor, Canada, the 987-acre island park features a 9-hole golf course, Dossin Great lakes maritime museum and a 150-acre state-protected wooded area. The Belle Isle Park offers beautiful unobstructed views of both the Detroit and Windsor skyline. The Park’s History To the original Chippewa and Ottawa Native Americans, the Park was known as Wah-na-be-zee, or Swan Island. The island was settled by French ...
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Huell Perkins is a well-respected and beloved news anchor in Detroit. He first came to the city in 1989, where he worked with Sherry Margolis at noon and 4 pm editions of TB2 (now known as TV 2 Eyewitness News). Steve Martinetti, a former general manager in Detroit, played a pivotal role in bringing Perkins to the city. Throughout his career, Huel Perkins has interviewed many high-profile leaders, but it’s his connection to everyday Detroiters that has truly cemented his ...
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Are you a fan of Rocky’s Pizza? If so, you’ll be excited to hear about their new Bad Guys Pizzeria! Owned by the original founders of Rocky’s Pizza, Bad Guys Pizzeria is bringing their love of pizza and commitment to using only the freshest ingredients to a new generation of customers. In this blog post, we’ll dive into the history of Rocky’s Pizza, the delicious menu offerings and specialties at Bad Guys Pizzeria, and the restaurant’s laid-back atmosphere and stylish ...
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Looking to add some prehistoric wonder to your next trip? The Detroit Triceratops is a must-see attraction for dinosaur lovers. Located in the heart of the Motor City, this exhibit offers a chance to see a real-life triceratops skeleton up close and learn about the ancient history of our planet. From interactive displays to guided tours, the Detroit Triceratops has something for every dino enthusiast. In this blog post, we’ll dive into the history of the triceratops, what you can ...
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Detroit Historical Museum is one of America’s finest and oldest museums dedicated to preserving the history of Detroit. Discover over 600 historical artifacts and experience 300 years of Detroit’s metropolitan history at the museum. History of the Detroit Historical Society & Detroit Historical Museum In 1914, attorney and historian Clarence M. Burton donated his collections to the Detroit Public Library, which led to the development of the Detroit Historical Museum. The Detroit Historical Society was established by Burton, who became ...
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Inspired by a story on the best pizzas in metro Detroit, I have landed on a noble goal: get an accurate education in Detroit pizza. In my research on Detroit pizza, I was pleased to discover that Detroit is considered by James Beard Award-winning food journalist Alan Richman to be the 3rd best pizza city in the nation. Just behind New York and San Fran, and perhaps surprisingly (though not to me) above #4 Chicago. Little known to Detroit dwellers ...
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Summer is the perfect time to enjoy Michigan’s numerous, unique beers. For many Michiganders, summer and beer go hand-in-hand. Drive through Mitten towns on any given summer weekend, and you’ll likely spot folks sitting on their front porches, sipping on the cool, flavorful drink. Michigan, of course, has endless top-notch choices when it comes to craft beers and Michigan-made brews. In fact, our state is currently fifth in the U.S. in the number of breweries, microbreweries, and brewpubs, according to ...
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Each week, thousands flock to Eastern Market Detroit to enjoy one of the most authentic urban adventures in the United States. It has existed since 1841, making it one of the nation’s oldest urban farmer’s markets. Check out our selection of things to do in Detroit’s Eastern Market. The market, and the adjacent district, are rare finds in a global economy – a local food district with more than 250 independent vendors and merchants processing, wholesaling, and retailing food. Most ...
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It was probably foolhardy to attempt a list of only five great metro Detroit corned beef sandwiches. We headlined the list “great” not “best” — because, as we acknowledged in the introduction, metro Detroit is full of places serving terrific versions of this indulgent sandwich. Nevertheless, so many readers wrote to rave about their own favorite places that we’re breaking with tradition and offering a second list. It’s only five more, so it still might not include your favorite brunch, diner or ...
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Going out for brunch is totally optional. Maybe that’s why people enjoy it so much: It’s a luxury, plain and simple. The food is always indulgent, cocktails are allowed, and no one at the table has to do the dishes. We never tire of brunch, which is why we’re always on the lookout for more great ones to try. Several new brunch restaurants have opened in metro Detroit, and one of them could be just the cure for your cabin ...
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Based on the Great Detroit Poutine Explosion of 2012, one would think that the gravy-and-curds combo is the only way to get one’s french fries topped in this town. Thankfully, for those of us who love a deep-fried tater, that is a complete and utter fallacy. Fries topped with goodies other than poutine are available all over metro Detroit, from Greek feta and lemon to a simple dusting of rosemary and sea salt. For five great topped fries big enough ...
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