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MICHIGAN
Escape from the Fast Pace of Everyday at Rock Harbor Lodge Isle Royale National Park, a northwest Lake Superior archipelago wilderness, is only accessible by seaplane or boat. There are no roads or cars on the islands. Rock Harbor Lodge, MI offers the Park’s only lodging (housekeeping cabins, lake front rooms, plus a full-service restaurant and grill onsite). For the adventure traveler, naturalist, outdoor enthusiast, avid fisherman and hiker, Isle Royale
provides a dramatic escape from the fast pace of everyday life. Enjoy 165 miles of hiking trails with spectacular views. Take sightseeing tours to historic lighthouses and abandoned copper mines, go charter fishing with the Lodge’s experienced guides or rent a motorboat, canoe or kayak. The long 16-hour summer days allow extended recreational time. Ferries run seasonally from Grand Portage, MN, Houghton and Copper Harbor,
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Total Solar Eclipse 2017 Welcome to a most rare event of 2017, where viewers will be treated to a most spectacular and rare total solar eclipse will be visible across the United States, taking place on August 21, 2017, with a totality duration of 2 minutes, 4 seconds, beginning at 10:19am PDT. The last one was visible in the USA in 1979. However, August 2017 will mark the first time in nearly 99 years that this event will be easily available to people from
coast to coast. And did you know that the August 2017 event will be the first one whose totality path lies completely within the United States since 1776? It will darken skies all the way from Oregon to South Carolina, along a stretch of land about 70 miles. Folks who come to any of the numerous fabulous viewing spots across the United States are in for a truly unforgettable experience, so be ready to plan ahead with a fun-filled
MI. The seaplane operates from Houghton, MI. Open Memorial Day through mid-Sept. only. Lodging/transportation packages offered; all inclusive kayak eco tours offered. Groups welcome. Two camper cabins are offered at Windigo/Washington Harbor. Rock Harbor Lodge 866-644-2003 www.rockharborlodge.com ¤
unique family vacation during this time. Remember that if you do plan to observe the August 2017 eclipse in one of the many popular viewing areas, NEVER look directly at the sun without proper eye protection, except when the solar disk is completely occluded (during the brief period of totality). Otherwise serious and permanent eye damage can result. “Proper eye protection” includes specially made solar filters, eclipse glasses or No. 14 welder’s glass. You can also observe the eclipse indirectly, by making a pinhole camera or watching shadows cast by
trees. The gaps between leaves act as natural pinholes. A solar eclipse is a lineup of the Sun, the Moon, and Earth. The Moon is directly between the Sun and Earth and casts a shadow on our planet. If you’re in the light part (the penumbra), you’ll see a partial eclipse. But if you’re in the dark part of that shadow (the umbra), you’ll see a total eclipse. A solar eclipse happens at New Moon. But don’t happen at every New Moon. The Moon has to be between the Sun and Earth for a solar eclipse to occur. The only lunar phase when that happens is New Moon. Everyone in the continental
U.S. will see at least a partial eclipse this August. If you have clear skies on the eclipse day, the moon will cover at least 48 percent of the Sun’s surface. And that’s from the northern tip of Maine. Totality lasts a maximum of 2 minutes and 40.2 seconds. That’s it. To experience that length, you’ll need to be slightly south of Carbondale, Illinois, in Giant City State Park. Only one large city has a fabulous view – congratulations if you’re one of the 609,000 people lucky enough to live in Nashville. The city center and parts north of it will experience over two minutes of totality.
We’re on Your Way, So Stop in and Enjoy Mt. Vernon Illinois! Situated on the crossroads of I-64 and I-57, Mt. Vernon Illinois is home to many unique attractions like our adventurous Aquatic Zoo Waterpark, the American Alliance of Museums nationally accredited Cedarhurst Center for the Arts, and early State of Illinois history woven throughout the community. With nearly 1200 hotel rooms and over 50 restaurants, we’re the perfect weekend getaway. You won’t want to miss the heart of Southern Illinois this summer! On August 21, 2017, a total solar eclipse path will stretch across the entire United States, reaching its point of greatest duration just 50 miles south of Mt. Vernon. This region in southern Illinois is not only in the path of the 2017 eclipse, but also the 2024 eclipse, making it a unique location for field experts and visitors alike. We invite you to stay & play with us in Mt. Vernon for Totality Fest with live entertainment, events and more all weekend long. On Monday morning, head south to the path of totality for an experience you’ll never forget! For more information on happenings in Mt. Vernon visit our new website www.enjoymtvernon.com! ¤ MICHIGAN ~ SUMMER 2017
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Experience the French Riviera with Condos in Destin, Florida The Ultimate Seaside Vacation Playground If you are looking for the very best condo rentals, Edgewater Beach Condominium in Sandestin and Miramar Beach FL is the ultimate seaside vacation playground. With a touch of the French Riviera, the resort rises majestically beside the sparkling emerald waters, pristine white sands and fiery sunsets of Northwest Florida’s Emerald Coast. Our unique architecture is a landmark along the Emerald Coast.
The resort offers luxurious yet casual one-, two- and three-bedroom condos with private balconies overlooking lushly landscaped gardens and two shimmering pools (one heated), children’s pool, playground and Jacuzzi. Enjoy nearby boutique and outlet shopping, fine dining, spectacular golf and sport fishing, beautiful sunsets or just relax in the Florida sun.
Enjoy our resort’s many amenities, including FREE high-speed wireless internet, FREE beach set-up and FREE use of our state-of-the-art fitness center. Edgewater Beach Condominium 291 Scenic Gulf Drive Miramar Beach, Florida 32550 800-822-4929 www.edgewaterbeach.com ¤
Old Florida Charm at Bungalow Beach Resort on Anna Maria Island FL Arriving at the Bungalow Beach Resort on Anna Maria Island changes your mood almost immediately. When you pass through the property’s gazebo, you leave your worries behind, live in your bathing suit and sandals and relinquish yourself to peace and serenity. Each of the 15 charming cedar bungalows has been magically
transformed into a romantic little getaway that preserves its 1930s clapboard construction and old Florida island charm. It’s a very relaxing place to stay. This beautiful place has bungalows that range from one room studio to three-bedrooms, and feature white wicker furniture, and the original architectural design of
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Bungalow Beach Resort Directly on the beach, nestled among the white-sand dunes, sea oats and coconut palms of Anna Maria Island, Bungalow Beach Resort offers 15 beautifully restored 1930s island-style 1, 2 & 3 bedroom bungalows ~ perfect for any size family. Enjoy a heated pool, private beach and much more!
800-779-3601 www.bungalowbeach.com 2000 Gulf Drive Anna Maria Island, FL 34217
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hardwood floors, bead-board walls and wood-beamed cathedral ceilings. Stepping inside one differs from most hotels. The white and beige interiors convince you immediately that the place is impeccably clean and fresh. Bungalow Beach Resort Anna Maria Island, FL 800-799-3601 www.bungalowbeach.com ¤
A Tropical Island Getaway on Florida’s Gulf Coast A variety of personal touches make you feel at home when staying at Siesta Key Bungalows From plush linens, to your basket full of embroidered towels, flowers and candy . . . each visitor enjoys simple, upscale niceties that make this place special . . . without crossing the line of big, pretentious resorts. The homey feel and air of privacy leaves you often wondering if you might have the entire place to yourself. Located approximately 55 miles south of Tampa on Florida’s Gulf Coast, Siesta Key is an eight-mile-long barrier island connected to Sarasota by two bridges. While all the conveniences of modern life are easily accessible, Siesta Key is still remote enough to give one a feeling of old Florida. The beaches are refreshingly natural with white quartz sand perfect for castle building and it stays cool on hot days! Siesta Key Bungalows Siesta Key, FL 888-574-3782 www.siestakeybungalows.com ¤
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Siesta Key Bungalows
Our 10 charming Bungalows are nestled within a tropical garden and offer large one-bedroom suites with full kitchens. Located less than a mile from the #1 Beach in America, as well as great shops & restaurants. Overlook peaceful Heron lagoon as you enjoy our pool, bicycle to the beach, kayak in the peaceful waters, or grab a fishing pole and relax on our dock. Near the #1 Whitest, Finest Sand Beach in the World.
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OHIO
Ohio is Still the Heart of It All With Its Many Attractions Its always a great time of year to visit Ohio. There are non-stop Ohio attractions in every Ohio city year-round, in every mile of this state in the heart of America. There are hundreds of state and local Metroparks in Ohio that offer camping, hiking, climbing, horseback riding, skiing, snowboarding, skateboarding, ice skating, boating, kayaking, and fishing, with a
multitude of lakes, rivers, waterfalls, and wetlands, along with an abundance of carefully preserved natural habitats. Every summer, a dozen of the world’s best amusement parks resume festivities and join the open year-round indoor water parks, offering families and adults alike the excitement of the best tourist destinations in the nation.
Once you’ve visited the many lakes, rivers, hills and valleys of Ohio, travel beneath the earth and explore some of the best caving systems in North America, where both the novice and experienced spelunker finds the adventure of a lifetime. Always a steady underground 50 degrees, your hard hat lamp will light the way to your unforgettable views of Ohio’s caverns.
As soon as the weather warms, Ohio breaks out the barbeque and hosts a succession of long-standing festivals and social events that include food, music and the friendliest folks on the Northcoast. From the Great Lakes to the Ohio River, major indoor and outdoor event arenas give you enough variety to enjoy the best in music and sports. And once the season has begun, there are miles and miles of coastline and beaches
to enjoy on Ohio’s many rivers, lakes, and the 312 miles of shoreline on the northcoast of Lake Erie. camp out in the park, book a room in the city, or cozy up in a bed and breakfast in the country, then hit the sand and the water to let the sun and the breeze relax, refresh and recharge you. Your quest for the perfect Ohio vacation destination ends here. Let your adventure begin!
Plan A Long Weekend of Family Fun in Youngstown This Summer Kids of all ages will love “the happiest place in Youngtown.” OH WOW! Children’s Center for Science and Technology has several new exhibits that enhance the fun. Explore and play in an environment that fosters learning through hands-on, interactive exhibits. Be sure to allow a full day to explore Mill Creek MetroParks. Unplug and enjoy over 4,400 acres of natural beauty, including miles of hike and bike trails. Find hidden waterfalls, rent a kayak and enjoy wetland and wildlife areas. Stroll through lovely Fellows Riverside Gardens, one of the
finest public gardens in the U.S. Go back to the 19th century by visiting Lanterman’s Mill and Covered Bridge. A stop at Handel’s Homemade Ice Cream & Yogurt is a MUST! National Geographic rated Handel’s Ice Cream #1 in “The Ten Best of Everything.” The weekend of July 8th-9th features Youngstown State University’s 19th Annual Summer Festival of the Arts with the best in regional art, as well as outdoor concerts. For three weekends in August, the Shaker Woods Festival takes you back to a simpler time, with crafters demonstrating and selling
their wares plus live entertainment. The 171st annual Canfield Fair (Aug 30-Sep 4) is the largest County Fair in Ohio, featuring agriculture, rides, games, delicious food, and top-name entertainment in the grandstand. John Mellencamp will be the headline act, appearing on September 3, 2017. Visit Youngstown! For more information, please contact the Mahoning County Convention & Visitors Bureau at 800-447-8201 or visit www.youngstownlive.com. ¤
Streetsboro - Located in the Heart of it All Offering Something for Everyone Year-Round! Streetsboro is directly off the Ohio Turnpike (I-80), Exit 187 and within minutes to Cleveland, Akron, Canton and Youngstown. It is also just a short drive to many of the area’s over 60 nearby attractions including Zip City USA, Boulder Creek Golf Club, Aurora Farms Premium Outlets, Woodcarved Art, the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic
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Railroad and National Park, Kent State University Museum, Jack Cleveland Casino, Hard Rock Rocksino, zoos, parks, sporting activities, numerous annual events and much more. From festivals, concerts and fairs - Streetsboro puts you near all the action. Plus, we provide exceptional accommodations
suitable for any preference or budget at our 9 hotels and 2 campgrounds. We also have more than 40 restaurants providing an assortment of dining options. Streetsboro is Northeast Ohio’s Best Vacation Value and the ideal location for a memorable trip. ¤
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Minutes from Columbus, Ohio. Miles from the Ordinary. Located in central Ohio, just 30 miles northwest of downtown Columbus, Union County OH tourism offers visitors a unique combination of the present and the past with its many tourism spots. Discover local attractions like our seven covered bridges or the Big Darby Plains Scenic Byway; explore how things are handcrafted at places
like the Phoenix Bat Company or tour our Honda Heritage Center; savor a meal at one of the countless unique eateries in the county or take a tour of one of our local wineries. Union County is also home to many festivals and fairs including the annual Covered Bridge Bluegrass Festival. Held the fourth weekend of September, the festival includes an
elegant Dinner on the Bridge, a full day of festival activities including bluegrass music, old-fashioned games, antique and food vendors, pumpkin carver, wagon rides, community church service and so much more. For more information about Union County, call 937-642-6279 or visit www.unioncounty.org. ¤
Ashland County Makes Travel Memorable Rolling farmland and gentle wooded hills of Johnny Appleseed fame dominate the landscape and make antique hunts and auctions events for everyone to enjoy. Specialty shops, horseshows, ice cream socials, classic car shows, an antique tractor and engine show, farmer’s markets and free bandshell concerts make life especially pleasant. Take a walking tour of our historical district and visit the Ashland
County Historical Museum, one of many fun spots for Ashland OH tourism ideas. We host some great events including the Ashland County Fair and Ashland County Farm Tour as well as the Ashland Symphony, Ashland University Theatre, Ashland Regional Ballet and Chautauqua Storytelling Performances. BalloonFest, one of Ashland’s premier events, is held every year.
The Balloon Glow, music, storytelling and stage performances, along with balloon races, make for a fun-filled weekend. Ashland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau 211 Claremont Avenue Ashland, Ohio 44805 419-281-4584 toll free: 877-581-2345 www.visitashlandohio.com ¤
Explore The Shawshank Trail Movie Sites in Mansfield, Ohio Follow the path of Hollywood on The Shawshank Trail, a driving tour of the 15 area filming sites of the movie The Shawshank Redemption you can do at your own pace. Stand in the same place as “Andy, Red, and Warden Norton” at the Ohio State Reformatory (Shawshank State Prison) daily between April and August, and other select times of the
year. Movie fans can’t experience the movie any better than at these actual filming sites. Travel the rest of the area’s trails! Ride over 88 miles of Horse Trails through our parks and connect quaint towns on our paved 18.4-mile B&O Bike Trail. Sip and sample along an eclectic Wine & Ale Trail featuring
wineries, wine bars, and microbrewery, some in historic buildings and others offering Shawshank-themed wines & ale. For a visitor guide and trail maps, visit www.DestinationMansfield.com. See our overnight packages for a full weekend of trails. ¤
Get Away and Have Fun in Delaware County Ohio Make Delaware County Ohio your favorite family getaway. Four big lakes and Zoombezi Bay water slide park offer plenty places to splash and play. Go boating, kayaking, fishing, sailing, water skiing and biking, too. Explore the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium where you can feed giraffe and stingrays. Enjoy the Animals on Safari show, rides at Jungle Jack’s
Landing, and take a spin on the Zoo’s beautiful carousel. Bird watching and hiking opportunities abound at Alum Creek and Delaware State Parks and 11 beautiful preservation parks. Alum Creek also has mountain bike trails! Stay cool by delving 105 feet below the surface of the earth at the Olentangy Indian Caverns where it is
always 54 degrees. Pan for gems and play miniature golf there, too. Delaware County also has 14 public golf courses, featuring play for all skill levels. For more information on these great family fun attractions and affordable lodging and dining, check out www.visitdelohio.com. ¤
Discover Why Mohican Rocks-Anytime of Year! From canoeing to zip lining, an aerial adventure park to a round of golf, horseback riding and more; camping to castle or resort. Those are just a few adventures to look forward to in Mohican. Enjoy the year-round events and festivals that bring out the kid in everyone. Discover why Mohican rocks! Coming up this summer is the International Wine at The Mill Fundraiser, July 4th Car Show, and the 18th Century Colonial Trade Fair-just to name a few. Sporting events are also popular with the 6
Mohican MTB 100 and the Mohican Trail 100. Giving bikers and runners the ultimate in off-road challenges. Plan to stay for a week or weekend. With over 4,000 campsites, private cabins, a castle, resort, historic B&B and more. Take a stroll through downtown Loudonville for shopping and dining. Visit DiscoverMohican.com for more information or find them on Facebook – Discover Mohican. Mohican Visitors Bureau 419-994-2519 DiscoverMohican.com ¤
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INDIANA
Explore, Engage and Create Memories in Indiana Looking for something to do a little closer to home this year? Looking to make your dollar stretch further, but still create Spring Break memories? Try on these fun, semi-outdoor, wear-yourself-out activities. Go caving - Indiana has three Marengo Cave, Bluespring Caverns and Squire Boone Caverns. All offer tours daily, but each offers something a little extra - try spelunking (cave exploring) at Marengo, overnight at Bluespring or explore the village above ground at Squire Boone. Go fishing - on Lake Michigan. Bring your pole and charter a boat for a big catch. You still might need a jacket though for those cold lake-effect winds. Afterwards, grab an Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
guidebook at the Dorothy Buell Memorial Visitor Center, then play on the beach, climb the dunes, hike the trail system and take a guided nature tour. Go Geocaching - grab a treasure map (your GPS device) and look for treasure. Some of Indiana’s hot spots are in South (Mitchell) and North (Shipshewana, Warsaw & Plymouth). Find more at Geocaching.com. Don’t have a GPS device? Northern Indiana’s destinations will provide one. Go explore - at a state park. Indiana State Parks offer lots to explore, places to stay and fun things to learn. Brown County State Park offers indoor water fun, Turkey Run State Park has great hiking trails and
Spring Mill State Park offers historical village exploration. Go play (and learn) - These fun, hands-on museums are sure to impress: Terre Haute Children’s Museum, Science Central (Fort Wayne), The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, CMoe (Evansville) and kidscommons (Columbus). Go shopping - Grab a great deal (or two or three) at one of these outlets: Edinburgh Premium Outlet, Lighthouse Place Premium Outlets or The Outlet Shoppes at Fremont. Go swimming - There are plenty of places to swim indoors and outdoors. Here are just a few of the indoor ones: Big Splash Adventure (French Lick), Caribbean Cove (Indianapolis) and Splash Universe (Shipshewana). And
these particular water park fun spots offer overnight accommodations. Go train - Take a scenic train ride on one of seven Indiana railroads Whitewater Valley Railroad (Connersville), CKS Railroad (Knightstown), French Lick Scenic Railway, Hesston Steam Railroad (La Porte), Indiana Transportation Museum (Noblesville), Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum (North Judson) and
the Spirit of Jasper (Jasper). Or try all seven. All offer themed rides, such as dinner trains, train robberies, festival and holiday trains. Whatever the experience, you’ll love restarting your engine in Indiana! This article courtesy the Indiana Office of Tourism Development. Visit www.VisitIndiana.com or call 1-800-677-9800 for more information.
Discover “The Hub of Transportation Heritage” DeKalb County, Indiana is the “The Hub of Transportation Heritage.” DeKalb County presently has nine museums: the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum, with over 100 classic, vintage, and antique cars all displayed in the beautiful 1930 art deco factory showroom; the National Auto & Truck Museum, featuring over 100 automobiles and trucks; the Kruse
Automobile and Carriage Museum, home to a display of classic cars, racecars, plus a collection of carriages; the National Military History Center, features military vehicles and uniforms; the Hoosier Air Museum, displaying vintage and military aircraft; the Garrett Historical Railroad Museum, houses local heritage and railroad memorabilia; the DeKalb County History Museum,
which exhibits early urban and rural home life; the Early Ford V-8 Museum, focuses on cars from 1932 to 1953; and DeKalb County Horsemen’s Assoc. and Draft Animal Museum, dedicated to horse farming history. DeKalb County invites you to enjoy many of our festivals and events. Plan on visiting us for a day, a weekend or a week, you’ll be glad you did. ¤
Northern Indiana Lakes – Beautiful State Park and 101 Natural Lakes With Indiana’s most beautiful state park, wineries and a craft brewery, buffalo preserve, scenic golf courses and outlet shopping, Northern Indiana Lakes Country is a family-friendly getaway. Hike at Pokagon State Park, rent a bike to tour the park or take a guided horseback ride. Boat rentals are available to explore Lake James,
Indiana’s third largest natural lake. Enjoy lunch or dinner at the historic Potawatomi Inn. Trine State Recreation Area offers 200 acres of wooded grounds, with cabins, public fishing and boat rentals on Gentian Lake. Wild Winds Buffalo Preserve is home to nearly 200 buffalo. Sleep under the stars in a safari tent or
under buffalo blankets in the log-hewn bed and breakfast. Enjoy samples of locally-grown wine at Satek Winery and Briali Vineyards and Winery and shop for bargains at The Outlet Shoppes at Fremont. Northern Indiana Lakes Country Angola, IN 46703 (800) LAKE-101 www.lakes101.org ¤
Marshall County, Indiana – The Place for a Memorable Vacation! Marshall County is where you go to get away from it all. To shake off your cares with a meandering drive down country roads. To discover communities where people still greet you with a smile and a friendly word. While we’re chock full of the rural charms you’d expect, you’re also sure to uncover a few pleasant surprises during your stay. Like the fact that we’re home to a stunning golf course designed by a world-renowned golf course designer. Or that you’ll find MICHIGAN ~ SUMMER 2017
Indiana’s second-largest natural lake here, Lake Maxinkuckee, circled by an inviting lakeside community, Culver. Follow Indiana’s First Barn Quilt throughout every season. Unwind by the season, summer the time to flock to the beach. Fall, time to gather in the harvest. Winter, time to get out the quilts and sit by the fireplace. Spring, the time to watch for the first buds on the trees. Get out and celebrate our heritage. ¤
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