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Paddle for Pints, Traverse City’s most famous “pub paddle” event, has certainly gotten popular! The first of their scheduled outings begins in June and there's only a couple spots left for the rest of the summer season.

Traverse City is well-known for two unique hobbies --  cycling and craft beer . We have a vibrant cycling community here, and our weekly rides routinely end at a local craft brewery where we swap stories about the ride. But if you think we retreat to our couches when the snowflakes start to fall, you’d be very much mistaken. In fact, when the temperatures drop, the adventures into the woods take on a more social and leisurely vibe. With the invention of the fat bike, we get to extend our riding (and beer drinking) seasons right through the winter months.

Tell us a little about what an Accounting Assistant does at Traverse City Tourism. 

Grand Rapids blogger Tieka from Selective Potential started off the new year with a visit to the Traverse City brew scene. Take a look at where she went, what she ate and which beers she drank. 

By MIKE NORTON For a community with slightly more than 15,000 residents, Traverse City certainly makes a lot of beer! At last count, this area had 12 craft breweries and brewpubs – with number 13 due