Traverse City: Captivating Colors in Michigan’ True North
Relaxing and captivating fall colors nestled by the deep blue waters of Lake Michigan lies Traverse City. Also known as the “True North” of Michigan, unrivaled natural beauties, water activities and adventure makes it one of the favorite cities in the United States. You can never run out of activities to do. Whether it’s sailing, paddling, hiking or cycling, the region has generous spaces to accommodate your every adventure. Vineyards are also plenty, and there are great places to enjoy the beauty nature has to offer. Reach the city via the Cherry Capital Airport 2 miles southeast of the stunning town of Traverse City, MI.
Best Time to Visit
Skiing and a truly “White Christmas” can be enjoyed in Traverse City, Michigan with snow as high a foot with temperatures hitting sub-zero from December to February. If you prefer the sun and the pleasant colors of spring, April to October would be the ideal months to visit. Hotel rates are fairly high especially during the National Cherry Festival in summer.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Unpack at the Hotel Indigo Traverse City or the Grand Traverse Resort & Spa before you catch the live performances, music and entertainment in the well-maintained 1891 building of the City Opera House. Time with the family would be ideal at the Clinch Park where picnics can be enjoyed by the beach as you enjoy the sun set. Good Neighbor Organic Vineyard and Winery is the place to be for wine enthusiasts, as well as at the Mari Vineyards, and Leelanau Peninsula Wineries. Indoor fun can be enjoyed at the Howe Ice Arena, Music House Museum and the Great Lakes Children's Museum.