Answer: It sounds like you have a wonderful road trip planned, and the Great Lakes area is such a beautiful place to explore! Your itinerary already includes some fantastic spots, and I think it’s very doable for a relaxed trip. Here are a few suggestions and "must-see" additions to enhance your experience:

Answer: Yes, South Haven has several public options for playing pickleball, which has grown in popularity over recent years. Both outdoor and indoor courts are available depending on the season.

Answer: Visiting Pictured Rocks National Seashore in June is a fantastic choice, but it's important to be prepared for the potential presence of black flies and mosquitoes, especially during the first half of the month.

Answer: Both Southfield and Novi are popular suburban bases for visitors, and each offers different advantages depending on what you value most—driving convenience to downtown Detroit (Cobo/TCF Center), restaurant variety, shopping options, and general ease of travel during a multi-day tournament stay.

Answer: The Detroit Club Hotel is located in downtown Detroit, which makes it a convenient base for a first-time visitor. The location is generally considered central for many of the city’s main attractions, though some sites will require a short drive or rideshare.

Answer: Your October 2 trip to the Upper Peninsula sounds fantastic! You’ve chosen some of the most scenic and iconic areas of the UP, and even though there’s always more to see, your itinerary covers a great mix of natural beauty, outdoor adventure, and historic charm.

Answer: Northville and the surrounding Farmington Hills area are generally considered safe, quiet, and suburban, making them a good choice for a couple of nights during the Woodward Cruise. The neighborhoods have well-maintained streets, local amenities, and a friendly community atmosphere. Most visitors find the area convenient for accessing the Woodward Cruise route and downtown Detroit if needed.

Answer: If you have to choose between Petoskey and Traverse City for a 1-2 night stay on a west-to-east Michigan road trip, the choice depends on what kind of experience you want and the timing of your trip.

Answer: Saint Joseph and the surrounding Berrien County area have several excellent options for buying high-quality steaks, whether you’re looking for a specialty butcher, local farm-raised beef, or a reputable grocery store with premium cuts. Here’s a detailed overview:

Answer: In late June, particularly on a Monday like June 30th, Mackinac Island can still see a fair number of visitors, but Mondays are typically a bit quieter than weekends. However, since it’s still a popular time to visit, the ferries can get busy, especially with the 9 am departure. Since you’re visiting in the summer season, there is a chance that there will be a higher volume of visitors traveling to the island, particularly as the day progresses.

Answer: Good question. It turns out that while ferry service to Mackinac Island *does* continue in winter — but under different arrangements depending on the time of year — it’s not quite as simple as the summer schedule.

Answer: Frankfort is a beautiful town located on the shores of Lake Michigan, and you're in for a treat next summer! There are many charming towns and scenic areas around Frankfort that are worth visiting, each offering something unique. Let’s take a look at some nearby towns and places that are definitely worth checking out:

Answer: For an international-to-domestic connection at Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW), a 1 hour 20 minute connection is technically possible but quite tight, especially coming from Europe. Here’s what you need to consider:

Answer: It's great that you have Global Entry, and it's understandable that you're wondering how it works when crossing back into the U.S. from Canada with your friend who doesn't have Global Entry.

Answer: The New Year’s Eve celebration in South Haven is a charming, small-town event that has grown in popularity over the years. It offers a mix of family-friendly activities and festive vibes for adults, making it a fun option for a variety of age groups, including young adults aged 18 to 21. Here's an overview of what you can expect:

Answer: Good question — yes, there *is* (or at least recently was) a “park-and-ride” lot on Plymouth Road that a grad student could use and then ride a bus in to University of Michigan (U-M) campus.

Answer: Grand Rapids offers a couple of excellent upscale options for a special anniversary stay. Both the JW Marriott and the Amway Grand Plaza are centrally located downtown, providing easy access to restaurants, bars, and attractions. The choice largely depends on the type of experience you want for your night away.

Answer: If you’re picking up a family member at Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW) and have some time to kill, there are a few spots nearby where you can hang out, enjoy a coffee, or relax in case their flight is delayed. The airport is located near some great places in the surrounding area, so you won’t have to go far to find something interesting to do. Here are a few options:

Answer: Visiting Mackinac Island for the first time is a memorable experience, and the best time to visit largely depends on what kind of atmosphere you're seeking.

Answer: Detroit has undergone a significant cultural and culinary renaissance over the past decade, and three days can be enough to explore the city in depth if you plan wisely. While one day is sufficient to see the main highlights, such as the Detroit Institute of Arts, the RiverWalk, and downtown attractions, a second or third day allows you to experience neighborhoods, museums, and dining that give a fuller picture of the city.

Answer: Visiting Mackinac Island in late October is a beautiful experience, as the summer crowds have thinned and the fall colors are vibrant. Here’s a detailed overview to help you plan your short trip.

Answer: At Warren Dunes State Park in Michigan, the rules for dogs on the beach are generally enforced to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all visitors. According to the park's guidelines, dogs are indeed allowed on the designated dog beach, but they must be kept on a leash at all times.

Answer: Early October is a beautiful time to explore Sleeping Bear Dunes, as the fall foliage adds a vibrant backdrop to the already stunning views of Lake Michigan. Planning a full day with Pierce Stocking Scenic Drive, Empire Bluff Trail, and the Dune Climb is a great start, but there are a few additional options to enhance your experience without overexerting yourself.

Answer: Traveling to Mackinac Island with a companion who has limited mobility can be very manageable with a little planning. The key is to minimize walking distances and plan for accessible transportation both on and off the ferry. Here are detailed tips based on common traveler experiences:

Answer: Mackinaw City and the surrounding Cheboygan County area offer several enjoyable activities even on rainy days. While the weather may limit outdoor sightseeing, there are plenty of indoor attractions to keep you entertained.

Answer: Traverse City offers several options for a Thanksgiving meal, ranging from traditional turkey dinners to more contemporary or regional fare. Since you are traveling with two kids, it’s nice to choose a place with a relaxed atmosphere and family-friendly options.

Answer: Your fall drive from Chicago up to Door County, across to Mackinac Island, circling Lake Michigan, and returning offers a fantastic mix of scenic drives, charming towns, and natural beauty. Fall is a particularly beautiful time for foliage in Wisconsin and Michigan, so planning your route to take advantage of scenic overlooks and small towns is ideal.

Answer: Tahquamenon Falls State Park is located in Michigan's Upper Peninsula and is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. Fortunately, there are a couple of options for entering the park, and the requirements aren't as complicated as some other parks may have.

Answer: Welcome to Marquette! The Upper Peninsula is a fantastic mix of outdoor adventure, hearty local cuisine, and small-town charm. Here’s a detailed guide for your visit, covering hikes, waterfalls, restaurants, coffee spots, and local specialties like whitefish and pasties.

Answer: If you’re visiting Grand Rapids for business but prefer staying outside the city, there are several towns and suburban areas within about an hour that offer nice accommodations, walkable neighborhoods, and good dining options. Michigan’s west side has a mix of suburban charm and small-town character, so you can find a comfortable base while still being close to downtown Grand Rapids for work or events.

Answer: Congratulations on your upcoming wedding! Las Vegas is a popular destination for elopements, and there are plenty of options for couples looking to get married on a budget. Here's some helpful information to guide you through your plans:

Answer: Yes, you're right! SkyWest, operating as United Express, has indeed started offering service to Pellston and Chippewa County Airport (PLN) from Chicago O'Hare (ORD) starting this spring. This is great news for travelers heading to northern Michigan, as it provides more options for getting to this scenic part of the state. The flights are being offered at reasonable rates, especially for those booking in advance, and they’re expected to provide an easy connection from Chicago to Pellston.

Answer: The recent decision by the city of Holland, Michigan to ban short-term rentals in most areas is certainly a frustration for many long-time visitors, like yourself, who have enjoyed the flexibility and convenience of platforms like Airbnb, VRBO, and similar services. It’s understandable that you feel disappointed by the limited availability and increased prices that result from this policy change.

Answer: It sounds like you have an exciting adventure ahead in the Porcupine Mountains! With your location at Union Bay Campground, you'll have easy access to several scenic hiking spots, including the Escarpment Trail and the beautiful waterfalls of the region. Here's how you can maximize your two full days of hiking and sightseeing to cover as much as possible:

Answer: For a one-night stay in Sault Ste. Marie on 9/16, both the U.S. and Canadian sides have their merits, but your choice will depend on the type of experience you want, ease of access, and whether you prefer U.S. or Canadian amenities.

Answer: If you enjoy Detroit home tours like Indian Village, Palmer Woods, and University District, you’re in luck—Detroit and the surrounding areas have several other neighborhoods and events that showcase historic and architecturally significant homes.

Answer: For a family stay in Traverse City, both Cherry Tree Inn and Bayshore Resort are popular options, but they offer slightly different experiences. Since you’re traveling with kids, the choice may depend on amenities, location, and atmosphere.

Answer: Crossing the Blue Water Bridge from Port Huron, MI into Sarnia, ON on a Friday around noon can vary in time depending on traffic, lane closures, and customs processing. Since you mentioned there is a lane closure into Canada, you should expect slightly longer delays than normal. For a single traveler heading onward to Vermont, here’s what to consider:

Answer: Your annual baseball trip sounds like a lot of fun, and Comerica Park is a great choice for a game! Detroit has a lot to offer, especially for adventurous travelers interested in music, culture, and food. Since you're already planning to check out the Motown Museum and Cliff Bell’s for some live music, I’d recommend adding a few more places to your itinerary to fully explore the city’s vibrant culture and nightlife. Here are some additional suggestions for your trip:

Answer: Planning a first-time trip to Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and Northern Lower Peninsula in mid-October is a fantastic choice for fall scenery and outdoor experiences. Since you enjoy quaint towns and outdoor beauty, here’s a detailed itinerary suggestion that balances driving time with sightseeing and allows you to enjoy the main highlights you mentioned.

Answer: Detroit's downtown area, particularly around Comerica Park, is generally safe for walking to and from hotels, especially when there is a large event like a baseball game. However, it’s always a good idea to be aware of your surroundings, especially at night. Here are some hotels that are safe to walk to from Comerica Park, and most have nearby options for a late-night bite:

Answer: It sounds like an exciting trip! Given that you're an active couple who enjoys hiking, beaches, and exploring towns and breweries, both options—flying from O'Hare to Traverse City or renting a car and driving directly from O'Hare—have their advantages. Here's a breakdown of each option to help you decide:

Answer: It sounds like you and your family are in for an exciting time in Holland, MI! There’s so much to enjoy in this beautiful area, both in terms of food and activities. Let me break it down for you with some restaurant recommendations and things to do, especially with kids in mind for your summer trip!

Answer: Visiting Detroit with a group of teenage girls and parents can be really fun, as there are plenty of family-friendly dining and activity options. Since you’re staying in Southfield, you’ll have a short drive into Detroit proper, where most of the entertainment and unique eateries are located.

Answer: Mackinac Island is a charming place to visit, especially in October when the fall colors are in full swing and Halloween festivities begin to take shape. While the official Halloween event, which typically happens toward the end of the month, is a major highlight, the island does start decorating for the season a bit earlier.

Answer: Ann Arbor is a great place to visit, and while it’s known for its charming college town atmosphere, there are a few hotels with nice outdoor pools to enjoy during your stay. While most hotels in the area don’t have extensive poolside service like you might find in larger cities, here are some options with good outdoor pools and service for food and drinks:

Answer: Van Buren State Park, located just south of South Haven, Michigan, is a popular destination for families, nature lovers, and pet owners. The park offers over two miles of Lake Michigan shoreline, making it an appealing location for beach activities. While the park is primarily a general-use state park, there is mention of a “dog beach” area indicated on some trail maps, though it is not an official, designated dog beach with amenities or signage.

Answer: Your plan for 1.5 days in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula (UP) is ambitious but definitely doable if you’re focused on short bursts of activity rather than the multi-day hiking and slow exploration you usually enjoy. Given your timeframe, prioritizing Painted Rocks and a rafting trip makes sense, and you can still get a taste of the UP scenery without feeling rushed.

Answer: At Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW), Terminal M (McNamara Terminal) and Terminal E (North Terminal) are separate terminals, and they are not within walking distance of each other. A layover of 1 hour and 20 minutes can be tight when you need to change terminals, especially if you have to clear security again in the new terminal for your connecting flight.

Answer: Holland, Michigan, is known for its Dutch heritage, and you can find a variety of Dutch treats beyond the well-known Nelis Dutch Village, often at more reasonable prices. Exploring local shops, bakeries, and specialty stores will give you access to authentic cookies, candies, and other Dutch goodies without paying the theme-park markup.

Answer: Driving from Buffalo, NY to Frankenmuth gives you a couple of interesting route options, each with its own highlights. You can either go through Canada via the Niagara region and Windsor or travel along Lake Erie through Ohio and then up through Detroit. Both routes offer unique experiences and sightseeing opportunities.

Answer: Isle Royale National Park is beautiful this time of year, but you should be prepared for insects, especially if you’re heading out into more remote areas or near water sources.

Answer: Holland, Michigan, is famous for its annual Tulip Time Festival, which typically takes place in early May. The exact timing of when the tulips bloom can vary from year to year based on weather conditions, but generally, by the first weekend of May, many of the tulips should be in full bloom.

Answer: Short answer: buy a designated MIS parking pass in advance, park in a lot that routes outbound traffic toward US-12 / Route 12 (the Route 12 side exits toward Jackson/US-127), and be prepared for heavy post-race congestion — plan to either leave early (before the final laps) or wait 45–90 minutes for traffic to thin. Use the track’s color-coded parking map to pick a lot that sends you the quickest way back to Jackson.

Answer: Your 12-night road trip itinerary sounds like a wonderful journey through some of Michigan's most scenic spots! Here are a few suggestions to enhance your trip and provide some guidance on your stops:

Answer: Your planned Michigan itinerary looks very well thought out and balanced, with a nice mix of city, nature, and outdoor adventure. Here’s some detailed feedback and suggestions to help optimize your trip:

Answer: Giving experiences as gifts is a fantastic way to create lasting memories, especially for families with young children. Detroit and its surrounding areas offer many options within about an hour’s drive that cater to a wide range of ages and interests, both indoors and outdoors.

Answer: Munising and the surrounding Upper Peninsula offer several excellent locations for paddleboarding, both on inland waters and along Lake Superior. The area is known for its scenic beauty, calm inland lakes, and clear rivers, making it ideal for both beginners and more experienced paddlers.

Answer: Dearborn and the nearby Redford area are generally safe, suburban neighborhoods with a range of hotels suitable for solo travelers. As a visitor, you’ll want to stay in well-lit, busier areas close to main roads, shopping centers, or near attractions like the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn.

Answer: For your first trip to Kalamazoo, it's great to know you're planning to visit the K Night Market and the Saturday Farmer's Market! Kalamazoo offers several great lodging options, especially if you're looking to stay in a walkable area close to shops, restaurants, and local attractions. Here are some recommendations:

Answer: Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is a spectacular destination, and choosing where to stay depends on the type of experience your family wants—whether close to the park entrances, near the lakeshore, or in nearby towns with more amenities.

Answer: For a late June trip to Traverse City and along Lake Michigan, you have a wonderful mix of scenic drives, beaches, wineries, breweries, and small charming towns to explore. Since you’re flying into Grand Rapids, you can plan a route that allows you to enjoy both Lake Michigan towns and the Traverse City area efficiently.

Answer: You should have a wonderful — and very different — experience staying at in October compared with summer. But it also means embracing a quieter, more seasonal pace. Here’s what to expect (and to watch out for) based on what’s typical for the island in early-to-mid October.

Answer: The Saugatuck Retro Motel has received mixed reviews over the past year, so it’s a good idea to consider some recent feedback before booking your stay. Below are some key aspects based on recent guest experiences:

Answer: Good questions. Yes — there *are* several walking-tours (and food/architecture-tours) in Detroit, MI that could suit you next weekend (March 23–25). However — March is “shoulder-season” for many walking-tour providers, so some guided tours may be on pause or limited until spring/summer.

Answer: If you’re looking for vacation rentals in the Manistique area that are not listed on Airbnb or Vrbo, there are several alternative resources you can explore. Working with local realtors or using regional vacation rental websites can often provide access to properties that are not widely advertised online.

Answer: For your final two nights before your flight out of Milwaukee, both St. Ignace and Mackinaw City have their advantages, especially considering your day trip to Mackinac Island on October 11. Choosing the right location depends on what kind of experience you want and how much driving you are comfortable with before your departure.

Answer: Visiting Mackinac Island while using a power chair is definitely possible, but there are a few factors to keep in mind as the island’s infrastructure is unique compared to typical tourist destinations.

Answer: For a convenient, reasonably priced hotel near Grand Rapids (GRR) airport with a free airport shuttle, there are several good options that also have restaurants nearby. While some hotels charge for the shuttle, there are still some that offer the service free of charge. Here are some suggestions:

Answer: Holland, Michigan is a great place to visit with your dog, and there are a few dog-friendly restaurants and brew houses with heated patios where you can enjoy your meal or drink while keeping your pup cozy. Here are a few options to consider:

Answer: Great choice in planning a stay on Mackinac Island at the Grand Hotel! It's a beautiful place, especially if you're looking to step back in time and experience something truly unique. Here’s a breakdown of your questions about visiting during July 4th and whether the Grand Hotel lives up to the hype:

Answer: It sounds like you had a wonderful winter trip to the Straits of Mackinac! I’m glad to hear your accommodations and dining experiences were enjoyable, despite a couple of minor issues. Here’s a summary of your trip with some additional highlights based on your experiences:

Answer: Driving from Chicago to Farmington, MI, is roughly a 5-hour trip, so planning a few stops for meals or breaks, especially with an active toddler, is a good idea. The route along I-94 East provides multiple towns and rest areas suitable for food stops.

Answer: Yes, staying at the Comfort Inn adjacent to Greenfield Village and The Henry Ford Museum provides very convenient access to both attractions. From the hotel, it is possible to walk to the nearby Amtrak station and then continue across the pedestrian walkway that spans the railroad tracks toward the museum and village areas.

Answer: Traverse City is a fantastic base for a summer vacation, and while it may seem “quiet” compared to big cities, there are plenty of activities to keep young adults busy and engaged. With five nights, you can mix outdoor adventures, water activities, golf, food and wine experiences, and a day trip to Mackinac Island for a varied and active itinerary.

Answer: Labor Day weekend in South Haven, Michigan, typically falls at the very end of summer and the start of early fall. The weather during this period is generally mild and pleasant, but it can vary from year to year.

Answer: Traverse City offers a number of hotels and resorts along the bay that provide beautiful water views while also being within walking distance of downtown restaurants, bars, and shops. If your priority is a bay view and easy access to the city, there are several excellent options.

Answer: Michigan is a wonderful choice for a relaxing and scenic anniversary trip! The state offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, charming small towns, and plenty of opportunities to unwind. Since you mentioned flying into Grand Rapids and possibly departing from Traverse City, here’s a suggested itinerary that strikes a balance between leisurely exploration, great food, and a mix of cultural experiences:

Answer: Filling up your rental car before returning it to Budget at Detroit Metro Airport (DTW) is straightforward, especially coming from the Ambassador Bridge. You’ll want a gas station that’s convenient off the highway and close to the airport to avoid extra driving.

Answer: It sounds like you’re planning a lovely getaway to Traverse City, and while it can be tricky to find reasonably priced accommodations during peak summer months, there are a few options for a great one-night stay near the city and close to the airport without breaking the bank. Here are some suggestions that could work well for your Saturday night and your return on Friday:

Answer: Yes — if you and your girlfriends are in Grand Rapids (GR) and just want to dance for fun (live music or DJ, no big expectations) there *are* several places that tend to work pretty well — though it’s fair to say GR isn’t a big-city mega-club scene, so what you get may be more “local bar/club with energy” than “Vegas-style night club.” I’d pick a few of the better-suited venues and let you decide based on how late you want to stay out, what music you enjoy, and whether you want casual vs more “clubby.” Here are the best options I’d recommend.

Answer: The central region of Michigan's Upper Peninsula (UP) is a stunning area full of natural beauty, outdoor activities, and charming towns. Since you’re already planning to visit the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, here are some other must-see spots and activities, along with recommendations on where to stay:

Answer: Arriving at Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW) and needing to get to Dearborn is straightforward, but transportation options are somewhat limited. Taxis and rideshare services like Uber or Lyft are the most convenient and direct ways to reach your hotel, especially if you have luggage or a tight schedule. The drive from DTW to the Henry Ford area in Dearborn is usually about 20–25 minutes under normal traffic conditions.

Answer: Michigan is a fantastic place for a family vacation, with lots to offer in terms of outdoor activities, beautiful scenery, and family-friendly attractions. Here are a few options for towns and campgrounds that are centrally located to many day destinations, especially for families with small children:

Answer: The area around the Detroit Symphony Orchestra (DSO) in Midtown Detroit has a variety of casual dining options that are convenient, tasty, and perfect for a pre-concert meal. Since you’re looking for something not too fancy but still enjoyable, here are some recommendations:

Answer: Mackinac Island is famous for its horse-drawn carriages, and a private carriage tour is an excellent way to experience the island, especially for travelers with limited mobility and those bringing small dogs. Many companies offer private, customizable tours, and mid-July is a great time to visit, though booking in advance is essential due to peak tourist season.

Answer: It’s true that Mackinac Island’s lilac season can be affected by weather events like ice storms, which can cause damage to the flowers and trees, especially the older, more established lilacs. While the lilacs are typically a highlight of the island’s spring and early summer season, it’s important to be aware that unexpected weather like this can impact the bloom. An ice storm can cause branches to break, reduce the fullness of the blooms, or even delay the peak of the lilac season.

Answer: The Freedom Hill Amphitheater (now often listed as Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre at Freedom Hill) is in a great spot surrounded by plenty of casual pubs, grills, and restaurants perfect for an early dinner and drinks before a show. Whether you're looking for a classic bar, a brewery-style atmosphere, or something with hearty food, you'll find good options within a very short drive.

Answer: The suspension of ferry service to and from Mackinac Island due to ice conditions is certainly a significant event for those planning to travel to or from the island. Arnold Transit has been running the Straits of Mackinac II instead of the Mighty Huron due to ice, but as you've mentioned, this boat is single-hull, making it less suited for ice conditions. The Mighty Huron is undergoing long-overdue maintenance, which has contributed to the current situation. Fortunately, Arnold Freight’s The Senator, which is better equipped for icy conditions, was able to make the last trip off the island at 2 PM today.

Answer: Good question. I looked into whether there’s a restaurant *in or immediately around Dundee, Michigan* where you can literally sit inside a vintage car for your meal — and it appears there is no well-documented restaurant in Dundee itself that offers “dining in a vintage car booth.” I couldn’t find credible recent sources listing such a place in or near Dundee. Most mentions of “car-booth diners” in Michigan point to other towns. For example:

Answer: When choosing between Main Street Lakeview and Murray for a stay on Mackinac Island, both areas offer distinct advantages, so your decision largely depends on the type of experience you want. Here’s a breakdown of each area to help you decide:

Answer: Congratulations on your 45th anniversary! Petoskey is a beautiful area in Michigan, and there are several great options for lodging that offer a mix of comfort, charm, and value for your special occasion. Given your budget of $300 per night, here are a few thoughts on the Holiday Inn Express as well as other options in the area:

Answer: As of now, there does not appear to be an official historical marker designating the southernmost point on Lake Superior. While there has been interest in documenting various geographical points along the Great Lakes, including Lake Michigan, the southernmost point on Lake Superior hasn't been marked in the same way.

Answer: The Mackinac Bridge Authority (MBA) recently announced two key changes affecting toll payments for drivers using the Mackinac Bridge, aimed at reducing costs and increasing participation in their electronic toll program, MacPass.

Answer: Visiting Detroit as a solo traveler without a car is very doable, especially if you focus on staying in a central area with access to sightseeing, dining, and public transportation options. For your goals—seeing the city and attending a Lions game—here’s some guidance.

Answer: Choosing between Holland and Muskegon for an overnight stop on your way to Charlevoix depends on what kind of experience you are looking for. Both towns are along the Lake Michigan shoreline, but they offer different atmospheres, dining, and shopping options.

Answer: Flying into Detroit (DTW) and driving into Canada to reach Kitchener-Waterloo is a common route, and there are a few options for crossing the border. Your choice will depend on traffic, ease of crossing, and your comfort level with larger bridges versus smaller ports of entry.

Answer: Choosing between the Holiday Inn and Comfort Suites in Munising largely depends on the current renovation status of the Holiday Inn and your specific preferences in terms of amenities, location, and room features. Let’s take a closer look at both options:

Answer: If you’re heading to a concert at (assuming you mean that or another nearby venue) and want to grab a pair of men’s running or hiking shoes in Utica before the show — yes, there are a few shoe stores near you that tend to carry athletic or outdoors-style shoes and sometimes run sales or outlet-style pricing. Here are some good bets and what to expect.

Answer: Traveling from Kalamazoo to Ann Arbor on a U of M home game day can be challenging due to heavy traffic near the stadium, particularly on US-23 and I-94 as you approach Ann Arbor. Normal drive time from Kalamazoo to Ann Arbor is about 1 hour 45 minutes to 2 hours, but on gameday, especially for a big rivalry like U of M vs. Michigan State, it can easily take 2.5 to 3 hours once you get within a few miles of the stadium.