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Seeing the Soo Locks
Nearly every visitor to the Soo makes a pilgrimage to the locks, right in the heart of downtown Sault Ste. Marie at the end of Ashmun Street (Business I-75). The city has smartly dressed up this area with lovely Locks Park. Blue freighter signs mark the Locks Park Walkway, which wanders along Wate
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Fort Mackinac in Upper Peninsula Michigan
Located at the crest of the bluff, whitewashed Fort Mackinac (Huron Rd., 231/436-4100, 9am-4:30pm daily May 6-June 6, 9:30am-6pm daily June 7-Aug. 23, 9:30am-4:30pm daily Aug. 24-Oct. 12, $12 adults, $7 ages 5-17) is worth a visit for the views alone, presiding over—as forts often do—the downtown,
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Lake Superior's Alger Underwater Preserve
Several factors combine to make the Alger Underwater Preserve one of the finest sport diving locations in the Midwest.
Many wrecks are in very shallow water—as little as 20 feet, where visibility is excellent.There are several wrecks concentrated in one area, and the cold, pristine water keeps the
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Tahquamenon Falls State Park, Michigan
West of Newberry, the headwaters of the Tahquamenon River bubble up from underground and begin a gentle roll through stands of pine and vast wetlands. Rambling and twisting northeast through Luce County, the river grows wider and more majestic by the time it enters Tahquamenon Falls State Park (41
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The Lake Effect in Michigan
The Great Lakes often act like large insulators—slow to warm up, slow to cool down—and can have a dramatic effect on snowfall. Dry winter air travels over the Great Lakes on the prevailing westerly winds, absorbing moisture. When this air hits land, it dumps its precipitation in the form of snow.
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The Hiawatha Water Trail in Michigan
One of Lake Superior’s greatest kayaking destinations, the Hiawatha Water Trail passes along the shores of Marquette on the way from Big Bay to Grand Marais, a total of 120 miles.
The most beautiful portion of the trail lies to the east, along Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore between Munising and
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Michigan's Upper Peninsula Wineries
Vineyard view of Northern Sun Winery, the only Estate grown winery in the U.P. with a tasting room on site. Photo courtesy of Northern Sun Winery.
Picture a leisurely drive along one of Michigan’s storied wine trails, but instead of the familiar destinations near Traverse City, you’re making your
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Dim Sum and then Some: A Guide to AsiaTown
Dim Sum Sesame Balls. Photo © Faungg licensed Creative Commons Attribution No-Derivatives.
Over 30,000 Asians call Cuyahoga County home, making them one of the larger ethnic populations. Many reside in AsiaTown, an area just east of downtown that is loosely bordered by East 30th and 40th Streets,
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Discover Cleveland: Where the East Coast Meets the Midwest
The Flats, Cleveland. Photo © Christina Spicuzza, licensed Creative Commons Attribution.
There’s a level of enthusiasm and optimism in Cleveland, the likes of which hasn’t been felt in decades. Population in the city center has more than doubled in the past 10 years, introducing an abu
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Planning a Trip to Cleveland: When to Go and What to Take
Enjoying the shore of Lake Erie and a view of Downtown Cleveland. Photo © Kenneth Sponsler/123rf.
Fall is the best time to visit Cleveland, to savor the vibrant fall foliage and crisp, dry air by hitting hike-and-bike trails, apple orchards, and football games. Autumn also signals the start o
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Enjoying Summertime in Cleveland
A summer evening in Cleveland. Photo © Erik Drost, licensed Creative Commons Attribution.
When you experience “winter” in the truest sense of the word, you relish every opportunity to enjoy the great outdoors. Fortunately, Cleveland is blessed both with dreamy summertime weather and the outdoor re
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The Best of Cleveland in Three Days
Cleveland’s bustling West Side Market. Photo © Erik Drost, licensed Creative Commons Attribution.
Only have a few days in Cleveland? Here’s a guide to the best of the city, from dining at Michael Symon’s Lolita to shopping in the Lorain Avenue Antiques District to visiting the Ro
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Where to Go in Cleveland (by Neighborhood)
The view of the Cleveland skyline from Edgewater Park. Photo © Erik Daniel Drost, licensed Creative Commons Attribution.
This overview of the different parts the city by Cleveland native Douglas Trattner will help you plan your next visit to this often-overlooked mecca.
Downtown
From nine to five,
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Cleveland Pub Crawl: Best Brews in the City
A flight of beer. Photo © theNerdPatrol, licensed Creative Commons Attribution.
Clevelanders love themselves a good pub crawl. Maybe it’s the gray skies, chilly night air, or the fact that their pro sports teams always find a way to blow it—locals here spend a lot of time in bars.
One of the
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The B&Bs of Cleveland's Ohio City Neighborhood
Staying in Ohio City puts you in walking distance if the famed West Side Market. Photo © Tim, licensed Creative Commons Attribution.
The singular arrangement of restored Civil War-era homes, a walkable neighborhood with a wealth of attractions, and proximity to downtown and public transportat
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Rain or Shine Family Fun in Cleveland
Oragutans at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. Photo © David, licensed Creative Commons Attribution.
Looking for family activities in Cleveland? Author Douglas Trattner has you covered, rain or shine!
Top Choices for Sun-Soaked Cleveland Family Fun
Take in a baseball game at Progressive Field. To
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Cleveland Day Trips: Explore Charming Chagrin Falls
Chagrin Falls, Ohio. Photo © James G. Milles, licensed Creative Commons Attribution.
Greater Cleveland
It might take a good 35 minutes to reach Chagrin Falls from downtown Cleveland, but the destination makes the journey worthwhile. Reminiscent of a quaint New England town, this charming burg
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Spared from the Wrecking Ball: Cleveland's Great Theaters
The dramatic PlayhouseSquare at night. Photo © Erik Drost, licensed Creative Commons Attribution.
Like all cities, Cleveland has blown it by demolishing buildings with great architectural merit. Only in hindsight do civic leaders and city residents typically grasp the value of what’s been los
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Top Sights in Cleveland's University Circle and Little Italy
A Julia butterfly (Dryas iulia) photographed in the Cleveland Botanical Garden. Photo © Matt Chan, licensed Creative Commons Attribution, No-Derivatives.
Cleveland’s University Circle and Little Italy neighborhoods feature plenty of attractions for locals and visitors. From the fun to t
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Shopping in Cleveland Heights and Shaker Heights
Visit Larchmere Blvd.’s Fine Points to get started with your own fiber crafts. Photo of sock knitting by Hedgehog Fibres, licensed Creative Commons Attribution.
Coventry Road in Cleveland Heights is a stroller’s dream, dotted with incense-filled import shops, used record depots, and wacky no
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