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The Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail is a 27-mile paved trail in Michigan's Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. It showcases the natural beauty of the area with stunning views of Lake Michigan, sand dunes, and forests. The accessible trail is perfect for walking, cycling, and offers recreational opportunities for all visitors.

You can't go far wrong with a ride along the seafront at Suttons Bay. Taking in the beautiful blue waters of Grand Traverse Bay, it will be sure to lift your spirits whatever time of the year. There is plenty going on at Sutton Bay too, so it's a good place to stop for something to eat, drink, or to stay.

Park up your bike for a moment to explore the DeYoung Natural Area. You can walk eastwards along the boardwalks, through the woodland and pop out at Cedar Lake. Or head inland to the historic farmstead that has been in operation here since 1855.

The Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail is a 27-mile paved trail in Michigan's Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. It showcases the natural beauty of the area with stunning views of Lake Michigan, sand dunes, and forests. The accessible trail is perfect for walking, cycling, and offers recreational opportunities for all visitors.

The Windy Moraine Trail offers picturesque views of the dunes and Lake Michigan. Built upon a glacial moraine, the trail showcases the remnants of the last glacier that shaped the landscape with rocks, gravel, and sand. This serene trail grants enjoyable views of Glen Lake, accompanied by an educational exhibit on soils.

This loop has some steep climbs and flowy fast descents. This loop is not for the faint of heart, some sections of climbing can reach 15% grade and the roads are narrow so there is not much space for cars to pass. It can be great fun but beware! This loop is a really popular drive and expect traffic. Ride early or late season or early morning to avoid cars as much as possible.

A flowy, steep loop with tons of climbs and fast descents. Is a popular car loop and can be busy. Avoid peak summer months to avoid crowds.

Lake Leelanau is made up of two parts – north and south – covering 8,608 acres in total. There are beaches and swimming spots around the lake shore, as well as plenty of places to eat and drink. Cedar is famous for its meat and ice cream inventions.