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Ludington, Michigan
Ludington is located on the west-central coast of Lake Michigan, near Big Sauble Point, and the Pere Marquette River which consistently ranks the area as one of the most popular tourist destinations in the state of Michigan. It is unique because it is one of the few cities on Lake Michigan that provides car ferry service to the state of Wisconsin. Located here is Ludington State Park which is often called, "The Queen of Michigan Parks." It features awe inspiring sand dunes and virgin forests, miles of sandy beach, 14 miles of hiking and biking trails, and three campgrounds. Fishing charters are available in Ludington as well as canoe, kayak, watercraft and boat rentals - even dune buggy rides. There are over 50 miles of trails available for cross country skiing and snowmobiling, and the Lake Michigan Recreation area, Nordhouse Dunes, and the Manistee National Forest are all just a few minutes away. Ludington also has number of other attractions unique to theis are. One is a walking tour of the town to view the many murals that depict the history, flora and fauna of the area. Other points of interest include the Big Sable Point Lighthouse and historic White Pine Village, which is a collection of 21 buildings that depict small-town life in Michigan during the late 1800's and beyond. The city of Ludington also offers a wide range of specialty shops and dining establishments, making your stay here a comfortable and pleasurable one.
Ludington is located on the west-central coast of Lake Michigan, near Big Sauble Point, and the Pere Marquette River which consistently ranks the area as one of the most popular tourist destinations in the state of Michigan. It is unique because it is one of the few cities on Lake Michigan that provides car ferry service to the state of Wisconsin. Located here is Ludington State Park which is often called, "The Queen of Michigan Parks." It features awe inspiring sand dunes and virgin forests, miles of sandy beach, 14 miles of hiking and biking trails, and three campgrounds. Fishing charters are available in Ludington as well as canoe, kayak, watercraft and boat rentals - even dune buggy rides. There are over 50 miles of trails available for cross country skiing and snowmobiling, and the Lake Michigan Recreation area, Nordhouse Dunes, and the Manistee National Forest are all just a few minutes away. Ludington also has number of other attractions unique to theis are. One is a walking tour of the town to view the many murals that depict the history, flora and fauna of the area. Other points of interest include the Big Sable Point Lighthouse and historic White Pine Village, which is a collection of 21 buildings that depict small-town life in Michigan during the late 1800's and beyond. The city of Ludington also offers a wide range of specialty shops and dining establishments, making your stay here a comfortable and pleasurable one.