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A number of houses in town were designed by architect Earl Young and have been called "mushroom houses" by the locals. The Chamber of Commerce Visitor's Center can provide walking maps providing details about the location of these interesting homes.
Written Jun 27, 2005
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A short canal or waterway connects the two lakes. At the Lake Michigan end, a pier or breakwater juts out into the lake with a small lighthouse sitting at the end. Lots of people were strolling on the pier toward the lighthouse which was built in 1911.
Updated Jun 27, 2005
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One of my most pleasant surprises about Charlevoix and other towns along Lake Michigan was the nice beaches. They are so clean, feature nice fine sand and have accomodations for play and picnicing. Here a group of high school students celebrates the end of the academic year with a day at the beach.
Written Jun 27, 2005
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As mentioned in my Charlevoix intro, the village sits on two lakes Michigan and Charlevoix. The water front and an adjoining park are located right downtown and are a pleasant place for a stroll.
Written Jun 27, 2005
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Visit Harbor Springs, it's only a short drive and it's beautiful! Water, trees, rolling hills, shops, dining and it's a world away from everything!
Written Oct 4, 2002
Harbor Springs has a lot to do in the winter too...check out Nubs Nob for skiing.
http://www.nubsnob.com/
Written Oct 4, 2002
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1 Review and 254 Opinions Stayed here overnight when in town for a wedding. Got a suite with a balcony and view of the lake....
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Charlevoix is one of the little waterfront villages that charmed me the most on our visit to northern Michigan. I regret that I don't have more, and better, photos to share. The town has two...
Charlevoix is my absolute favorite town on the Michigan's northwest coast! It sits on the water (surrounded by it actually) has wonderful shops full of antiques, artistic places, little cafe's &...
I ended up in Charlevoix on my little drive around Northern Michigan, as its name suggests, there is quite a bit of French influence in the area, its main street is mostly clothes shops and cafés, its...
Michigan Beach ... on hot days the cool waters of Lake Michigan are an inviting respite ...
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