2019 is almost upon us, which means we’re starting to draw up our New Year’s resolutions. Rather than trying to commit to a crash diet or the dreadmill, take these classic resolutions and give them a Traverse City twist!
Big hills with all the thrills! Ski season is upon us at Shanty Creek Resorts in Bellaire. Here's a update on happenings and snow conditions from Chris Hale, Vice President of Sales & Marketing at the resort.
Everyone loves to eat, but we all have that person in our lives who is obsessed with good food. This holiday season, you might be asking yourself: what do I give them? Well, we’ve brought together a simple list of five perfect gift ideas for food lovers. (Photo by: Idyll Farms)
John U. Bacon is many things: a journalist, a public speaker, a sports writer, radio commentator and an University of Michigan educator. He is also, he says, “an average hockey player, a mediocre Spanish speaker, and a poor piano player.” But above all, Bacon is a storyteller of enormous talent.
It all starts with...a view of the Bay, of course! What follows are the little moments that make up our days, or the big events that wow us without even being planned! All said and done, all of these things combined make us grateful to be living in this pretty great place known as Traverse City.
If you’re a morning person, you’re in good company in Traverse City. Especially if breakfast is your thing.
Many visitors use the words “Traverse City” as a kind of shorthand for the entire region of peninsulas, islands and forested highlands surrounding Michigan’s Grand Traverse Bay.
We are planning for the holidays early. Here are our top five reasons why...
The sunny days, cooler nights, and Mother Nature’s dazzling display make the fall a perfect season to meander up the Old Mission Peninsula. Stretching 19 miles north out into Grand Traverse Bay, and only four miles wide at the broadest point, Old Mission Peninsula is a breathtaking travel destination! Take in the frenzy of fall color and do a little wine tasting along the wine trail. Did we mention there are nine distinct wineries to visit?
It's no secret The Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore is known for its year-round beauty. And when autumn arrives, the scenery is even further enhanced by nature's color palette.
