Michigan Destination Links

• Downtown Muskegon, a project of Muskegon - see the latest on what's happening in downtown Muskegon and plans for the future.
  
• Muskegon County Convention & Visitors Bureau - 26 miles of spectacular sugar sand beaches, renowned historical and cultural sites, fine restaurants and shops, thoroughbred racetrack, professional indoor football and hockey, and the only amusement/water park in the state, Muskegon provides a wide range of diverse activities. Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall, Muskegon County has it all! The only thing missing...is YOU! Call 800-250-9283 or visit the Muskegon County Convention and Visitors Bureaus website at www.visitmuskegon.org
  
• West Michigan Tourist Association - If you're planning a trip to West Michigan and need a place to stay along with great restaurant options and attractions to visit, log onto West Michigan Tourist Association (WMTA) website www.wmta.org or call 1-800-442-2084 for travel information and packages. Representing 41 counties from the Michigan - Indiana state line north to Mackinac Island and covering the entire west half of the Lower Peninsula, WMTA is dedicated to proving that "Nobody Knows West Michigan Like We Do!"
  
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• Lansing - Michigan's state capitol and home of Michigan State University is located 100 miles east of Muskegon.
  
• Grand Haven - just 15 miles south of Muskegon, Grand Haven offers a 2 and a half mile boardwalk, beautiful state parks with sand dunes, beaches and plenty of hiking & biking trails.
  
• Saugatuck/Douglas - located on the lakefront 45 miles south of Muskegon, Saugatuck/Douglas is the "Art Coast of Michigan" as well as the "Bed & Breakfast Capital of the Midwest." Sophisticated charm, eclectic dining, wonderful shopping, waterfront panoramas all within a relaxing atmosphere make Saugatuck/Douglas a favorite destination for many travelers.
  
• Holland - a world-class destination just 35 miles south of Muskegon, Holland has the quaint charm of old Europe and a striking resemblance to its homeland in the Netherlands. The Veldheer Tulip Gardens, Dutch Village and DeKlomp Wooden Shoe & Delft Factory are top attractions.
  
• South Haven - beautiful pristine beaches are located just 65 miles south In South Haven – a great place to relax, stroll along the beach and watch the dazzling sunsets.
  
• Grand Rapids - Michigan's second largest city, located 40 miles southeast of Muskegon is home to the Leonardo Da Vinci Horse, the largest equine sculpture in the Western Hemisphere, on display in the beautiful Fredrick Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park. Also visit the very entertaining Gerald R. Ford Museum.
  
• Traverse City – 145 miles north of Muskegon, Traverse City provides beautiful scenery, vineyards, cherry orchards, golf courses, casinos and shopping. Nearby, visit the awesome Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. In Grand Traverse, visit first class attractions such as Grand Traverse Resort & Spa, Grand Traverse Dinner Train and Chateau Grand Traverse Winery & Vineyards.
  
• Detroit – Michigan's largest city is 200 miles east of Muskegon. Known as the "Automobile Capital of the World" as well as the home of Motown, Detroit's professional sports teams include the NFL Lions, MLB Tigers & NHL Red Wings. A visit to The Henry Ford in nearby Dearborn is a must.
  
• Mackinaw City & Mackinac Island - "Michigan's Favorite Getaway" – historic sites, unique attractions, the spectacular Mackinac Bridge and the gateway to Mackinac Island where transportation is limited to horse and buggy, bicycle or foot. 280 miles north of Muskegon, Mackinaw City is an excellent destination or a great stop on a Circle Lake Michigan tour.
  
• Pentwater - Located 45 miles north of Muskegon, Pentwater is an historic village on the western shore of Michigan founded in 1853. Pentwater's tree-lined streets show off charming Victorian homes and cottages framed by beautiful gardens. Almost everything is within walking distance of the marinas, retail district, public beach and village green, where Thursday band concerts have been a tradition every summer for more than 50 years. Pentwater Chamber of Commerce.
  Pentwater Business Directory & weekly events calendar.
  
• Silver Lake/Hart/Mears - Just 38 miles north of Muskegon, you will find the home to the famous Silver Lake Sand Dunes. The Silver Lake/Hart/Mears Area has something to offer every generation. Enjoy the excitement of Dune Buggy Rental or Jeep Tours, competition at the Silver Lake Sand Dragway or a calm sunset evening on the edge of Silver Lake. Silver Lake has been a resort location in Michigan for over 70 years. Visitors will enjoy golfing, swimming, or bicycle touring on the Hart-Montague State Park bicycle trail as well as the many festivals offered throughout the year. http://www.silverlakecvb.org and http://www.discoveroceana.com
  
• White Lake Area Chamber of Commerce
  Just north of Muskegon, Whitehall is located on beautiful White Lake. Visit the White River Lighthouse. See the world's largest weathervane. Enjoy golf, sandy beaches, summer concerts, and boating. Dining, shopping and local services that fit your every need. Resorts, cottage rentals, B&Bs and more.
• Petoskey - Harbor Springs - Boyne City
  The Petoskey - Harbor Springs - Boyne City area of northwest lower Michigan is a vacationers paradise. 210 miles north of Muskegon, you'll find world-class golf, unique shops, incredible scenery and a relaxed pace. Spend the day at a casino, Michigan's largest indoor waterpark, or biking our 26-mile wheelway that winds through historic districts and offers exquisite views of Little Traverse Bay. Do it all or do nothing at all.