November in Paradise is truly paradise—quiet, peaceful, and perfect for slowing down. With no crowds or tourist buzz, it’s just you and nature. Bugsy and I spent a couple of days soaking it all in at Tahquamenon Lodging, catching a sunrise at Whitefish Point, exploring Tahquamenon Falls, and cozying up with cribbage, wine, The Twilight Zone, and breakfast bake. Read on for a slow November weekend in Paradise! 🌊
Read MoreI recently took a spontaneous trip to Lake of the Clouds in the Porcupine Mountains to catch the peak fall colors, and it was absolutely magical! The easy hike to the top was rewarded with vibrant autumn views and a beautiful sunset glow. I kept things cozy with monochromatic greens and my trusty Blundstone boots, perfect for a casual, comfortable evening in one of my favorite spots in the Upper Peninsula.
Read MoreAhhhh, the Big Bay Point Lighthouse. What a dream! I absolutely love visiting this lighthouse, but it’s extra magical when I can stay overnight. It’s one of the few operational lighthouses that offer a bed and breakfast, and such a perk it’s so close to Marquette, only 24 miles northwest in the town of Big Bay, Michigan. It’s perched on top of a tall bluff over a rocky point, with picturesque views.
Read MoreThe Cheboygan Lighthouses! #101, #102, and #103. These are very accessible lighthouses in Cheboygan… all located within five minutes of each other. The Front Range Light is set back a bit on Water Street, sort of in an industrial area, and is normally open for tours/a little gift shop. The Crib Light & Pier Light are located in Turner Park. I loved the Crib Light most… it’s just a cute little lighthouse before you take a walk on the pier!
Read MoreSt. Helena Island Lighthouse… my 100th Michigan lighthouse! I knew I wanted 100 to be a special one, and St. Helena was more of an experience… you have to take a boat to get there, you can tour the grounds, and climb the tower. Plus, she’s just a beaut! This lighthouse symbolized not just an accomplishment but the many adventures and lighthouses still to come!
Read MoreArriving at the Porcupine Mountains in early spring is like stumbling upon a hidden gem. I love to visit every autumn, but winter was definitely a unique experience. Read on for some tips & what to visit if you’re planning a trip to the Porkies this time of year! Certain roads and restaurants are closed, but if you’re looking to experience the beauty of this place without the crowds, this post is for you!
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