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Location: West Michigan
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Join Date: Sep 2000
Location: Michigan
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Closer drive for you, I'd recommend Silver Beach in St. Joe or Van Buren State Park near South Haven.
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Join Date: Aug 2008
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You can't go wrong on any of the previous suggestions.. Michigan really is a beautiful state!
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I apologize in advance, but what is a click clack?
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Husker living in Hoosierland.
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I've lived here 8 years and had no idea Michigan had such beautiful beaches. I guess my hesitation is this:
DH is not a lover of the beach generally; he finds it too hot, and is not a fan of huge crowds. I am hoping he would like your beaches more since the water is cool, and the weather has the potential to not be so sweltering, depending on the day. ![]() So we could do a SW beach on a day or weekend trip, and it sounds like they are pretty enough.... Trying to decide if the Traverse/Sleeping Bear/Mackinac areas are SO beautiful that they are worth the extra drive time/money etc. I am thinking if there are fewer people DH might enjoy those more for that reason. So anyway that is kind of rambling but if anyone cares to weigh in I would truly appreciate it and sorry again for crashing your thread. I just figured all the experts are already in one place.
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: michigan
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Sleeping Bear Dunes IMO is not to be missed. Also relatively close to there is the small town of Frankfort with a lovely beach also -- in the general Traverse City region. TC is nice, but generally wall-to-wall people. We prefer a lot of the other towns in that area.
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I can nicker too, but I'm not nearly as embarrassed about that
Please don't ski with your kid on a leash I firmly believe in ghostly figments of my imagination Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Michigan
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I would not say our water is "cool" so much as "cold". Of all those mentioned I would also suggest Sleeping Bear Dunes, but go there for the hiking, not the beach sitting or swimming.
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Spartan Living in land of Buckeyes.
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Ashley, OH/ Holland, MI
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Any of your east state siders care to give me a road report for Saturday. I wanna come vist
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DIS Veteran
Join Date: May 2006
Location: michigan
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Spartan Living in land of Buckeyes.
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Ashley, OH/ Holland, MI
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Cool MY BFF in West MI said it was blowing and nasty by her this AM, I hope things are better so I can see her and vist too.
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: West Michigan
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