Cool Log Cabin Village with 6 log cabins. There is a home, Church, school, barn, store and…read moreblacksmith. They all have old items in them to make them look like they should have back then. Their volunteers are very nice and willing to tell you history about what it was like back in the early days. They have a store that sells penny candy and Bad Axe souvenirs, Tshirts, coffee mugs and they also have nice books on history of the area.

Nifty 110 year old bridge that you can still drive over…read more Made of wrought iron and wood planks. Price to cross over and explore? Zero One of my favorite things to do, explore things and places that are free. That's because I'm a big cheapskate.

This covered bridge is beautiful. If you're in the area, you should definitely drive over it…read more(especially during the holiday season). The bridge overlooks the lake. Great location.

This is a beautiful bridge. You can walk the breezeway or drive across. If you choose to drive,…read morethere is only room for one car at a time. Max and I chose to walk. If you look at the planks holding the bridge up, you can read many love notes and I was here with names and dates. I admired one couple who came here. One was nervous because they were going to propose. The other was clueless because they had no idea why they were standing in the middle of a bridge over a waterway. I wonder where they are today. The bridge is one of those attractions that you wouldn't know about unless you did your research.

Drove up from West Bloomfield to catch my favorite comedian, Ali Siddiq a few weeks ago. Loved…read moreeverything about the experience. Because I arrived early, I was able to park for free on the street a couple blocks away. The venue itself was very well maintained and very clean. Every staff person was friendly and helpful. Even the process for the meet and greet afterwards was done in an orderly fashion. Even the ticket prices were very affordable. I would highly recommend making the short trip. It's definitely worth it.

The Capitol Theatre is one of the city's most unique and intriguing buildings, rich in colorful…read moreFlint history. Unfortunately, it's fallen on some hard times over the years and has been open for events intermittently over the last few years. There is hope, however, for this beautiful old landmark to shine once again. There are plans for reinvestment into the Capitol Theatre, although over the years, there have been numerous stalled attempts at redevelopment and renewal. It's still gorgeous and the interior, while fading a little bit each passing year, still shows what this Art Deco era theatre was like back in its heyday. The Will Ferrell fllm, "Semi-Pro," was shot on location here about a decade ago. I have fond memories of going to a few concerts here before it closed when I was in high school. It was in a state of decline then, but it was still something to be seen. Shortly before it closed, there were attempts at improvements and renovations, and the Captiol Cafe (a cute little coffee shop) was open late nights upstairs, past the winding, spiral staircase. We used to hang out up there after shows on the weekend back when I was still in high school. Sadly missed. Any longtime Flint native should have some memories of the Captiol Theatre at some point.

It was unexpected that I had a phenomenal private tour of the lighthouse by the Lighthouse Keeper…read more The keeper was personable, passionate about her work, friendly, and patience with all the questions I had. We started the tour with an explanation of the lightbulbs; usage, changes, etc. Then we talked about the different Lighthouse Keepers - their histories and experiences. We then visited different houses to see how life was to be a Lighthouse Keeper. I enjoyed the Lighthouse Keeper's house the best. I was able to touch things, see old appliances and got to see all the rooms in the house. Lastly, it was the tour of the lighthouse. I wasn't going to walk the narrow spiral staircase but the Keeper insisted that I can take my time walking (I use a cane to walk) up. When we reached the top, fog was rolling in. However, I still had beautiful views. I was able to walk around the top and the walk gave me a sense what life was like for the Lighthouse Keeper. This is an experience I won't forget to actually be at the top of the lighthouse.

Cool little stop. Nice grounds and great views. We didn't go inside to the museum or anything…read moretoday. No problem coming back here. See our YouTube channel Coolest Life.

Port Huron is gorgeous. After a day of running around with kites and jumping up and down in sand…read moreand more running, walking, not eating anything all day and finally deciding to eat - now, I regret it. In so much pain and feeling awful. But this is pure serenity. If you're crazy, like me, and need some peace of mind after deliberating over shitheads and a hell of a week go here, hey now hey. Huge lighthouse that has been around forever and is in all those Pure Michigan ads. Sail boats on the clear blue waters of Lake Huron. They have a tribute statue to the miners killed in the 1971 water tunnel collapse. I knew nothing of this before. My niece enjoyed it and seemed to collect half the beach's rocks/clam shells and came home a filthy hot mess. Also, there were a number of people fishing on the shore. PURE MICHIGAN. Pure Michigan. . . . . that is all.