Things To Do While You Are Here
Do you like to golf or shop? There are many are golf courses and unique shops in the local villages of Leland, Suttons Bay and Glen Arbor with unique shops and galleries.
Do you like to hike or kayak? Miles and miles of trails are yours to explore for a park pass at the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. Lake Michigan, inland waterways and lakes present different boating opportunities.
Are you looking for family friendly activities? The Dune Climb at the Sleeping Bear Dunes is a favorite or there are many beaches to build sand castles.
Whatever your individual interest, you will find that our area has much to offer. We recommend visiting the websites below for more information.
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| King's Challenge Golf Club |
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| Golf
The golf course at the King's Challenge, designed by the famed Arnold Palmer, and its clubhouse have undergone renovations during summer 2009. They are accepting tee times at 231-334-5900 or visit www.kingschallenge.com for more information.
The 18 hole championship Sugar Loaf, The Old Course is right on site. Range and practice facility available, golf pro for clinics or lessons, snacks and sandwich service in the pro shop. Visit www.sugarloaftheoldcourse.com or call 231-228-2040 to reserve your tee time.
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| Sugar Loaf, The Old Course |
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| Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore |
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Explore the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
When was the last time you had sand in your toes? Try the Dune Climb and be rewarded with spectacular views of coastline. Near the climb, the scenic drive gives auto access to accessible overlooks and picnic facilities.
Miles of trails and park maintained sandy beaches are within an easy drive. (A park pass is required for access - passes may be purchased at several sites throughout the park.)
Visitor Center provides interactive exhibits, maps and passes - see www.nps.gov/slbe/ for more information.
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| Sandy Lake Michigan Beaches |
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On the Water
Kayaking, canoeing, tubing on the Crystal River or the Platte, motor boating on Lake Michigan or several inland lakes with public access sites - bring your own or rentals are available in the area.
Fly, rod and reel or Lake Michigan charters for vacationing fishermen/women.
Pristine sandy beaches and cooling Lake Michigan waters await or try the warmer inland lakes for a summer swim.
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| Area Wineries with Tasting Rooms |
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| The Lovely Leelanau Peninsula
Located centrally on the peninsula, it is an easy drive to visit wineries, local fruit and vegetable stands, a lighthouse with museum, galleries, village shopping, and ice cream.
Restaurants in Leelanau are independent and there is a wide variety to choose from.
Visit www.leelanauchamber.com for calendar of events. Learn more about the area wineries by visiting www.lpwines.com.
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| Fireworks over the bay for both Independence Day and Cherry Festival! |
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| In "Town"
Traverse City is 18 miles northeast. There you will find downtown, mall and outlet shops, museums, micro-breweries, first run movie theatres, and a variety of restaurants including familiar franchise names.
For a schedule of events, including the July Cherry Festival, see www.visittraversecity.com .
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Ridgeview Vacation Properties, Inc.
Townline Road, POB 296
Cedar, MI 49621
toll free: 888-968-3644
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