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Brooklyn is in Southeast Michigan's Irish Hills, named by the Irish who settled here in the mid 1800s. The land was used primarily for farming until the 1920s, when it became a tourism destination as well. Certainly there is much to do here: outdoor recreation abounds, festivals mark the calendar, and the Michigan International Speedway keeps folks coming back for more. Find a favorite Brooklyn Michigan bed and breakfast and return to it again and again throughout the year.

There are good reasons people flock to the Irish Hills of Southeast Michigan and Brooklyn Michigan bed and breakfasts. More than fifty lakes make this a superb destination for fishing, swimming, and boating. Scenic roads lead through beautiful woods and farmland to hiking trails, botanical gardens, and secluded lakes. Heritage trails lead travelers to a number of historical sites, such as the stagecoach stopping area at Cambridge Junction and the Irish Hills Towers, which afford spectacular views of the region on clear days. During the winter, miles of trails are ideal for peaceful cross country skiing and exhilarating snowmobiling. Several downhill ski areas are nearby, as well. Agri-tourism thrives in the Irish Hills, providing opportunities to harvest fruits and vegetables, make cheese and harvest honey. The list goes on and on.

There are over half a dozen Michigan wineries near Brooklyn, which makes bed and breakfasts Brooklyn Michigan a great base for Michigan wine tasting. Start by asking the innkeepers about their favorite local wines, and then enjoy visiting the wineries.

The Irish Hills region is known for its tranquility, but that's not all. The Michigan International Speedway has two race weekends each year - one in June and one in August. Additional events also take place at the facility from time to time, such as the Great Lakes Wine Fest. Book a room at a Brooklyn Michigan bed and breakfast during your favorite event, and enjoy.