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Lake Huron and Lake Erie, together with coldwater ponds, are what remains of the glaciers that once covered the Southeast area of Michigan. There’s no lack of recreational waterways here, as the Great Lakes are joined by the Detroit River, the St. Clair River, and Lake St. Clair. Metropolitan Detroit, sometimes called “ Motor City” for the automotive industry’s home there, is surrounded by communities as an extension of the city. Ann Arbor, Monroe, and Irish Hills are a few examples. Lighthouses, parks, museums, fishing—so many activities are available for the whole family. Our comfortable bed and breakfast inns are an excellent choice for lodging while you vacation in Southeast Michigan. The lovely accommodations will certainly draw you back another time. The Dexter Cider Mill and the Bentley Historical Library are two examples which showcase the rich history of this region--once a stop on the Underground Railroad, as those living in Quaker villages assisted slaves who sought freedom in the North. Any sporting enthusiast will certainly recognize the world’s largest outfitter, Cabela’s, which is one example of the shopping opportunities which await you. Ready for a winter weekend getaway? Southeast Michigan offers a host of cold weather sports: dog sled racing, skiing, and ice fishing, for example. The fun and relaxation is never ending; come visit us and see for yourself! |
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