Saugatuck: We made a stop at a quaint village, Saugatuck n the southwestern part of Michigan. Saugatuck is famous for its art galleries, harbor, marinas. It's also a popular vacation destination as Fire Island Pines and Provincetown, Massachusetts.
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| Beautiful harbor of Saugatuck |
A famous "Big Pavillion" at this location was burn down in 1960
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| Ferry to Mackinac Island |
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| The ferry |
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| The marina |
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| The island lighthouse |
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| A beautiful sailboat |
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| View of the Grand Hotel from the ferry |
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| Mackinac Island Fort and Marquette Park |
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| Trinity Episcopal Church across from the fort |
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| Little Stone Church near the Grand Hotel |
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| The Grand Hotel |
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| Mackinac Island residence |
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| The ferry's pier Charlevoix, MI : The town is situated between Lake Michigan and the western end of Lake Charlevoix which drains into Lake Michigan through the short Round Lake/Pine River complex in the heart of downtown Charlevoix. Charlevoix's Round Lake has been called the best natural harbor on Lake Michigan. Much commercial, industrial and recreational boat traffic passes through Charlevoix.   Lake Charlevoix overlook
 The draw bridge opening  Petoskey : A city and coastal resort community in Emmet county, Northern Michigan. It offers beautiful scenery and a historic Gaslight District and known for the Petoskey stone.
.jpg) Bayfront Park  Pennsylvania Park - Hemingway sculptor Sleeping Bear Dune National Lakeshore : This National Lakeshore Park located along the northwest coast of the lower peninsula of Michigan. The park covers outstanding natural features including forests, beaches, dune formations and ancient glacial phenomena.       North Bar Lake overlook  North Bar Lake overlook  Glen Lake overlook  Glen Haven Historic district - tug boat *******   |
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