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It was a charming town to live in and go to high school
Pere Marquette Beach/Hoffmaster State Park
asylum Says: Hiking/beaches/relaxingWintersports complex @ State Park in North Muskegon
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yursparky Says: If you are into history and ships/submarines, the Great Lakes Naval Memorial and museum is a must. USS Silversides is a special treat if you can get in on a tour.
mhendon Says: This three-story wood-frame building is one of Michigan's most splendid examples of Queen Anne architecture. Fifteen stained-glass windows add to the elegance of the structure, and the interior decoration includes hand stenciled walls and ceilings, carved woodwork and seven...
mhendon Says: Our FREE city park on Lake Michigan has, in my opinion, the most beautiful beach in Michigan. The Clean Beaches Council, a non-profit organization based in Washington, D.C., today awards 53 stretches of sand with a spot on its fifth annual list of "Clean and Healthy...
h0ckeynut17 Says: If you're here between April and September, check the weather forecast and head to the beach! Great sandy beaches readily accessible, including a doggy beach.
1 Review and 38 Opinions The hotel is near the Lakes Mall and restaurants, Meijers, Target etc. It is convenient if you are...
ankealkasp Says: Closed up
Sardine Room: steaks, martinis and all the good stuff
AlexisFilly Says: Great ambiance, a fine cozy dining experience (that won't break the bank) a gem you might not step into, if you didn't know it was there, but you won't regret. Great homemade soup or mixed greens salad for a lighter meal. As much as I like the steak, a couple slices of...
Hearthstone Bistro: Great Local Restaurant
mhendon Says: This is my favorite local restaurant. Well known for its wonderful soups, salads, and sandwiches, the restaurant offers a full menu of steaks, seafood and pasta. Hearthstone Cheese SoupThere are at least three daily soups, one of which is always a type of cheese. The soups...
The Sardine Room: Great Food, Cozy Atmosphere
mhendon Says: This local restaurant features a wide variety of entrees and martinis! Great Bar! Jack Daniels salmon and salmon salad
China Express: Chinese and Cheap
h0ckeynut17 Says: No flashy restaurant, this one, just good food fast. Great fried rice, crab rangoon, large menu and they also have a lunch and dinner buffet. All of them!
Topo's Restaurant & Docker's Restaurant: Lister restaurants-City Cafe/Hearthstone/Brownston
asylum Says: Dockers is a great p;ace to hang out and watch the boats and scenery of Harbour Town Marina/Yacht club.
mhendon Says: Cross Lake Michigan in 2 1/2 hours. Roundtrips daily between Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Muskegon, Michigan.
h0ckeynut17 Says: Muskegon Heights is Muskegon's worst area for crime. It's no Detroit 8 Mile, but should still be steered around by lone travellers and females.The Heights is basically the area west of Getty, south of Laketon, and northeast of Business-31. One particular flashpoint is a 7-11...
asylum Says: SUNBURN!!!!!!!!Don't forget the Sunblock
The State Park is wonderful on...
Douma359 Says: The State Park is wonderful on quiet days. They also have a lot of great hiking trails and you can see the luge tracks that olympic trainers use.
h0ckeynut17 Says: Stretching from Black Creek Road just north of Sherman (east of US-31) out through the back of Fruitport to Ravenna and on to Conklin and Marne, the Musketawa Trail is a biking, rollerblading, snowmobiling and cross-country ski trail built along an old railway...
asylum Says: Undiscovered place to visit & live without the CROWDS! Lifeguarding at Pere Marquette Park in the Summers.Spending time on the water boating & sailing
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Home from home - Since March 1999, Muskegon has been my new home. My wife and I have lived in a few different apartments across the town so we know it from different angles. We have now settled in the east of the...
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Since March 1999, Muskegon has been my new home. My wife and I have lived in a few different apartments across the town so we know it from different angles. We have now settled in the east of the...
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We call our place Timbershores; since we live on the lake and surrounded by trees.
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Summerfest this year was great! I ran the Seaway Road 5k Race taking 7th with a 16:40. The concerts were good too. They brought in Gin Blossoms, Spin Doctors, Seven Mary Three and Sponge for one of......
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