Races in West Michigan
West Michigan is a popular location for various races and runs… including the Lakestride Half Marathon and the Lighthouse Triathlon.
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Visiting with Santa during the holidays is a magical tradition that brings the spirit of Christmas to life. Whether at a local business or a festive event, children and families eagerly line up to meet Santa Claus, ready to share their Christmas wishes. The atmosphere is filled with joy and excitement as the jolly man in red listens attentively, offering a warm smile, and sometimes even a gentle laugh. The air is filled with the scent of pine, cinnamon, and holiday treats, creating a nostalgic sense of wonder.
For parents, it’s a heartwarming moment, capturing the innocence and magic of the season, while for kids, it’s a cherished memory that adds to the enchantment of Christmas.
West Michigan is a popular location for various races and runs… including the Lakestride Half Marathon and the Lighthouse Triathlon.
Downtown Ludington hosts an annual lighted ball drop on New Year’s Eve along with live music, beer tent, and fireworks.
The Miss Ludington Area Scholarship Program is typically held each September and is a precursor to the Miss Michigan program.
Come see thousands upon thousands of Christmas lights set up in nearly 50 holiday displays at Hopkins Park in Bear Lake.
Current family-friendly events in West Michigan, great, fun, things to do for kids of all ages! Fun for the whole family!
The Hart-Montague Bike Trail consists of 22.5 miles of paved paths for biking, snowmobiling, skating and more!
The Annual Show of the Western Michigan Old Engine Club is held the first weekend of August at Scottville’s Riverside Park.
Standing tall and proud along the shores of Lake Michigan, Point Betsie marks the southern entrance to the Manitou Passage.
The Pentwater River provides opportunities to experience a paddle sport for the first time or take on a challenge for those more experienced.
The Grand Traverse Lighthouse is situated at the end of the Leelanau Peninsula within, about eight miles north of the town of Northport.
Created in 1980, this trail has 1,000 miles running through Michigan, which also runs through the Huron-Manistee National Forest.