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The Soo Locks Of Sault Ste. Marie

The Soo Locks Of Sault Ste. Marie Jul 20th, 2012 at 8:00AM: Michigan's Upper Peninsula is an often overlooked travel destination. Sandwiched between three of the Great Lakes, the U.P. is a remote and rugged wilderness that features hundreds of miles of trail, incredibly dense forests and more solitude than anyone could ever ask for. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the options for hiking, camping and backpacking, while other visitors will enjoy the scenic ...

5 Great Lakes Destinations: Explore The Outdoors Through Beachside Forests And Islands

5 Great Lakes Destinations: Explore The Outdoors Through Beachside Forests And Islands May 23rd, 2012 at 11:00AM: A thick streak of teal striped the water as we crossed over it on the Mackinac Bridge. The Mackinac Bridge connects Lower Michigan and Upper Michigan. The waters I marveled at as we crossed were to my right, making up Lake Huron. Lake Michigan was to my left. I never suspected, until then, that I could see Caribbean blues in the Great Lakes. The drive I made from the Mackinac Bridge to ...

REI Adventures offers winter weekend getaways

REI Adventures offers winter weekend getaways Feb 8th, 2012 at 8:00AM: Looking to add a little activity and adventure back into your weekends now that the football season is officially over? Then REI Adventures may have exactly what you need. The company, which is the travel arm of the REI gear stores, has introduced several new winter weekend getaways that will get you out playing in the snow this February and March. These excursions are short – most are ...

Photo of the day: Michigan's Upper Peninsula, Lake Linden

Photo of the day: Michigan's Upper Peninsula, Lake Linden Mar 30th, 2011 at 5:00PM: Michigan's Upper Peninsula is a favorite place of mine. Desolate and beautiful, the U.P. is an ideal getaway destination. The coastline of Michigan's U.P. has a certain kind of shine--they kind that makes me want to build a cabin and never leave... except during the winters. Featured above are 3 kayaking friends using a sail rig on their kayak. Launching off from a clean sandy beach, this ...

Whale burps found on Lake Superior shore

Whale burps found on Lake Superior shore Jan 21st, 2011 at 10:00AM: If you're unclear on what a whale burp is, you're not the only one. Often misconstrued to be connected in some way to whales (and I wonder why that is... ), whale burps are actually purely environmental--no whales necessary. They don't look too unlike rubberband balls. Except they're made up of pine needles, bird shells, twigs, and other natural debris... as well as a disconcerting unnatural item: ...

39 of America's best drives

39 of America's best drives Jun 1st, 2010 at 10:00AM: Summer is upon us, and that means it's time for road trips. Even with gasoline prices nudging the three dollar mark, there's no better way to spend a summer day or weekend than taking part in the American tradition of a great drive. With that in mind, Gadling has put together 39 great drives across the U.S. you'll want to check out. So grab your keys and get out on the open road! Duluth, ...

Take a Lake Superior leaf tour this Fall

Take a Lake Superior leaf tour this Fall Oct 2nd, 2009 at 9:00AM: When it comes to fall foliage, New England seems to get all the credit. But Midwestern fans of fall color need not be jealous. Just a few hours north of Chicago, on majestic Lake Superior, road-trippers can experience one of the country's most spectacular autumn displays along the shores of the Great Lakes. Starting from the bustling Midwestern port city of Duluth and driving Northeast towards ...

Photo of the Day (9.13.09)

Photo of the Day (9.13.09) Sep 13th, 2009 at 6:00PM: Take a good look at this towering iron monolith. Is it from the base of the Eiffel Tower? The scaffolding of a New York City skyscraper? It's actually part of the Aerial Lift Bridge in Duluth, Minnesota. The city is one of the most important shipping ports on the Great Lakes, linked all the way back to the Atlantic Ocean by a series of locks and waterways. Today's photo by Flickr user mlmartense, ...

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