Bird’s-Eye Tour of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula
Although only 3% of Michigan’s population live in the Upper Peninsula, or U.P., this scenic region has a large share of the state’s most fascinating attractions. Bordering on three of the Great Lakes, it’s the ideal destination for RVers interested in the outdoors, maritime and mining history, wild-life, and a host of other sights.
Marietta, Ohio
Ever since the 1825 arrival of the Marquis de Lafayette, widely considered to be Marietta, Ohio’s first tourist, this charming river town has been rolling out the welcome mat for visitors. With its outstanding museums, river cruises, and historical attractions, it’s easy to understand why it is such a popular Midwest destination for travelers.
Fishing Hall of Fame Honors Anglers and Their Spirit
“Give a man a fish, feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, feed him for a life,” reads the sign above one of the museum buildings at the National Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame and Museum in Hayward, Wis.
The Fishing Hall of Fame is located in Wisconsin’s
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