Lindsay Moore

1 week ago | mlive.com | Lindsay Moore

Mother Nature offers all kinds of luxurious amenities while camping in Michigan like clear constellations, rolling white sand dunes and vast blue lakes. If that experience would be heightened by a foam mattress, full bar or maybe even a sauna then Michigan glamping is for you. It’s no surprise that Michigan glamping is once again on USA Today’s Reader’s Choice list looking for the best in the nation.

1 week ago | mlive.com | Lindsay Moore

ONTONAGON COUNTY, MI -- Michigan’s Lake of the Clouds has landed among the stars of the state park world. The state’s beloved wilderness is getting national adoration from USA Today − and it’s among some big names. USA Today’s 10Best is back ranking our favorite travel spots, this time it’s looking for the best state park. The Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park is representing Michigan in the national poll.

1 week ago | mlive.com | Lindsay Moore

Michiganders have been eager to help cleanup their beloved state parks and trails after March’s ice storm tore down thousands of tree tops and branches. Officials are urging civilians to hold off and not to jump into the action quite yet. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is setting up a roster of helping hands to call on when conditions are safe. The volunteer action plan is in response to so many individuals reaching out and offering assistance.

1 week ago | mlive.com | Lindsay Moore

MUSKEGON, MI -- See Muskegon’s historic homes in a whole new light − by flashlight that is. The Flashlight Tour is back at the Hackley and Hume Historic Sites for two nights only, 8-9 p.m. Friday, April 25 and Oct. 10. Typically the tour runs each fall but due to its popularity, the Lakeshore Museum Center is hosting a spring tour. This 60-minute interactive experience will shares stories ranging from eerie to quirky, but always illuminating.

1 week ago | mlive.com | Lindsay Moore

PARADISE, MI -- There’s nothing quite like stretching out after a long slumber − especially if you’ve already hit snooze a couple times. So you can’t blame this black bear up north who was caught shaking and stretching up against trees in Tahquamenon Falls State Park. The park’s trail cam caught a black bear come back two days in a row to rub up against trees near Betsy Lake, Tahquamenon Falls posted on Facebook.