From wineries and arts to beaches and outdoor recreation, these small towns in Michigan have something for everyone.

Check out Fishtown, home to historic fishing shanties that now house cool small businesses.

Nearby, visitors can find great souvenirs atLeland Galand sample locally grown wine from the Leelanau Peninsula atVerterra Winery.

Town view of Mackinac Island, Michigan

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Don’t skipKeweenaw National Historical Park, which pays homage to Calumet’s storied copper mining age.

Alternatively, consider checking out the massive public beach.

Nature enthusiasts will enjoy the marshy wetlands and boardwalk hikes atGalien River County Park.

Boat splashing away on a lake in Leland, Michigan.

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Abeyond-charming, car-free spot,Mackinac Islandhas been a tourism destination for decades.

While here, experience Gilded Age elegance at theGrand Hotel, a National Historic Landmark.

Guests can enjoy an architecture walk through the West Bluff cottages or a themed lecture with the on-staff historian.

Aerial view of the church and city of Calumet, Michigan.

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This escape is ideal for travelers seeking tranquility, with a mix of small-town charm and outdoor offerings.

Highlights range from waterfalls and lighthouses to hiking and biking trails.

This small town is part of the “art coast” of Michigan.

Sunset over the dunes and beach at New Buffalo, Michigan.

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Regional highlights include theSaugatuck Center for the Arts,Waterfront Invitational Art Fair, andOx-Bow School of Art.

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Visitors to Empire will find panoramic coastline views, immersive trails, anddark skiesfor stargazing.

Come summer, consider the sprawling zip lines and aerial ropes course at theFrankenmuth Aerial Park.

Downtown Mackinac Island

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Fall bringsOktoberfest, a classic German beer celebration.

In the wintertime, shop at theChristKindlMarkt, inspired byEurope’s famous Christmas markets.

Spring, meanwhile, is ideal for reflecting on the past at theFrankenmuth Historical Museum.

Boats in the marina at Tawas, Michigan.

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But this tiny destination has a bevy ofhistoric attractions, stunning beaches, and outdoor fun, too.

Hikers can also access theNorth Country Trail, one of just 11 National Scenic Trails.

Rocky and tree-lined shore of Grand Marias, Michigan.

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Aerial view of sunrise over the beaches of Saugatuck, Michigan.

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Sailboat on lake in Petoskey, Michigan.

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Sheer cliff faces at Munising, Michigan.

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Lighthouse in St. James, Beaver Island, Michigan.

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People sitting and walking on the beach at Empire, Michigan.

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Aerial view of river, bridge, and town of Frankenmuth, Michigan.

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Marina with sail boats at St. Ignace, Michigan.

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