Massive Coastline: Michigan boasts the longest freshwater coastline of any state in the U.S.—over 3,200 miles—which means you are never more than 6 miles away from a body of water or 85 miles from a Great Lake.
Zero Cars Allowed: On the historic Mackinac Island, motor vehicles have been banned since 1898, leaving bicycles, horse-drawn carriages, and walking as the primary modes of transportation.
The “Wolverine State” Irony: Though it is famously known as the Wolverine State, Michigan has not had a confirmed wild wolverine population for over 200 years.