Perched at the tip of Ontario’s Bruce Peninsula, Tobermory might signal the end of the road for motorists, but for boaters, it’s where the land ends and the whole world…
A historic downtown, eclectic shops and a trending food scene make West Michigan’s southernmost port city of New Buffalo a popular summer destination. By Jane AmmesonDiscovered by Chicagoans decades ago,…
Described as “the place of good health” by the Iroquois, the delightful hamlet of Gananoque continues to toast the wellbeing of visitors today as a mecca for dining, shopping and…
They’re called the Twin Soos, but far from identical, the same-named cities in Michigan and Ontario share some traits, yet have distinctive personalities. By Kath UsitaloThe St. Marys River connects…
Bayfield, Wisconsin, pairs a unique combination for visitors by water and by land. By Felicia SchneiderhanOur first visit to the Bayfield harbor came with an emergency when our son was…
As Michigan’s most southeastern county — and the only one on Lake Erie — Monroe County is jam-packed with boating facilities, first-rate fishing, stunning wildlife and fascinating history. By Susan…
Belleville — literally “beautiful town” in French — lives up to its billing as one of the most striking ports of call on the north shore of Lake Ontario. By…
Lake Erie’s southernmost port is a welcoming small town with a splendid boat basin and a wealth of options for waterfront entertainment and experiences. By Damaine VonadaSaturday afternoon, midsummer, Huron,…
If you like powerboats, shopping, restaurants and an abundance of stories filled with colorful characters and captivating history, then a visit to Clayton, New York, is in order. by Maggie…
Photo by Michael Deemer/Adobe Called Ni-Ko-Nong, or the place of the beautiful sunsets by the Native Americans who originally settled here, South Haven on Michigan’s western shore is all about…
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