Dow Gardens is a beautiful botanical garden in Midland, Michigan. It features a variety of landscapes, a historic home, and is home to the longest forest canopy walk in the nation.

The Petroleum Museum in Midland tells the story of petroleum and the lives of people who worked in the industry. It features interactive exhibits and a Petroleum Hall of Fame, making it fun and educational for everyone.

Alden Dow Home and Studio is the residence and masterpiece of architect Alden B. Dow. Built between 1937 and 1940, it features unique block construction and was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1989.

I-20 Wildlife Preserve is a natural area in Midland. It features walking trails and diverse wildlife, making it a great spot for nature lovers.

The George Bush Childhood Home Museum is a restored 1950s house where George W. Bush lived from ages five to nine. It offers insight into the Bush family's life and highlights the history of Midland in a simpler time.