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In addition to Baldwin’s two biggest events, the Blessing of the Bikes and the annual Troutarama, there are plenty of other activities in Baldwin and nearby to keep you entertained. Boating, especially kayaking and canoeing the rivers, is highly popular, as well as fishing, swimming, and exploring the beautiful forests. Or take a short jaunt to a nearby city to golf, visit museums, tour lighthouses, and so much more!
Marquette Trails Golf Club, 6409 W. 76th Ave., Baldwin, MI 49304, (231) 898-2450
Shrine of the Pines Furniture Museum, 8962 S. M-37, Baldwin, MI 49304, (231) 745-7892
Beautiful 27 hole, 6900 yard par 72 Colonial, and 9 hole 1600 yard par 30 Heritage. Huge driving range, food and refreshments at Sully's at Colonial. Seniors over 60 enjoy discounted rates Monday-Friday. Colonial has something for everyone! A challenging course for the expert or beginner, come and experience this great place to play!
Come play “The Original!” Established in 1962 as the first 18-hole public golf course in the county, Oceana’s scenic views, remarkable service, and uncommon value keep players coming back year after year. With smooth, rolling hills and exceptionally fast greens, this golf course will challenge players of all levels with their short game.
The spring/fall runs of steelhead and salmon, the resident brown trout and “brookies” make the PM River extremely popular for fishing.
The Pere Marquette River area is rich with wildlife, offering great outdoors hunting and fishing opportunities.
Baldwin, Michigan may be small but they do events and festivals in a big way. Venture east of Lake Michigan to find fun for the whole family!
The Pere Marquette River area is rich with wildlife, offering great outdoors hunting and fishing opportunities.
All year long, there are activities going on in the Scottville area to keep everyone happy. No matter what the season, there’s always plenty of great events to keep you coming back. Boredom is never a problem here!
The history of the Pere Marquette River includes Indian culture, early exploration, logging, lumber mills, and the Pere Marquette Railroad.