When traveling in Michigan, you simply must see where The Great Waters meet.

It was more than ten thousand years ago, when the colossal glaciers of the Wisconsin ice sheet receeded from the land when The Great Waters of Lakes Superior, Michigan, and Huron held their first meeting here around the shores of Michigan's eastern Upper Peninsula.

This land, left by the glaciers, is a place of such majesty and beauty that The Great Waters have chosen to remain here ever since.

We welcome you to The Great Waters region. Here you will discover rugged shores and coursing waterfalls. Here you will find relaxation among hidden lakes and tall timbers. If it's adventure that you seek, you will find it in our forests, sheltered bays, and along ancient paths.

Vacationing here is fun and fulfilling. Please use this site to learn about this spectacular part of Michigan and as a vacation guide to plan your visit to The Great Waters region of the eastern Upper Peninsula.