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Tourism Bureaus...

"Around The State"

Upper Peninsula	Statewide/Topical
Northwestern Lower Peninsula	Northeastern Lower Peninsula
Southwestern Lower Peninsula	Southeastern Lower Peninsula

Upper Peninsula...
Counties... Alger Baraga Chippewa Delta Dickinson Gogebic Houghton Iron Keweenaw Luce Mackinac Marquette Menominee Ontonagon Schoolcraft

Les Cheneaux Islands Tourism Bureau

Located in Michigan's eastern Upper Peninsula about 30 miles north and east of the Mackinac Bridge, the name "Les Cheneaux" (pronounced "Lay-Shen-O") is French in origin, meaning "the channels". Our series of 36 islands along 12 miles of Lake Huron shoreline afford many channels throughout the area. The sheltered bays, channels and quiet coves make for ideal sailing and boating as small craft are protected from the Great Lake's winds... Chippewa County

City of St. Ignace Tourism Bureau

The Straits of Mackinac is the crossroads of the upper Great Lakes. Natural beauty and history merge at this strategic waterway, which welcomes resorters and vacationers from all over the world. With St. Ignace's rich variety of lodging and dining opportunities to serve as a vacation base, exceptional recreational attractions await your pleasure... Mackinac County

Western Upper Peninsula Tourism Bureau

This unique place has it all! I know you have heard this phrase before, but browse through our web site and see what we mean. We have a change in seasons that is hard to believe. How can a place covered with 25 feet of snow have such beautiful summers? And yet this same place has fall colors that are unmatched. Springtime fishing allows you pick a lake, out of hundreds of lakes, and catch your quarry.