Northern Michigan’s Lower Peninsula is one of the best Midwest cycling destinations. Enjoy lakes, trails, and sights like Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, local vineyards, Mission Point Lighthouse, plus, bike on car-free Mackinac Island. The tour starts and ends in Traverse City and is 6 days long with an average group size of 12 people. The level is 2 and the price starts from USD 3,899 /pp including taxes and fees. Surfaces for this tour: 89% Paved and 11% Gravel. Sandwiched between two of the Great Lakes — Lake Michigan and Lake Huron — northern Michigan’s Lower Peninsula is one of the most attractive destinations in the Midwest. With lakes and trails galore, this gorgeous area is famous for cycling. This 6-day bike tour showcases the very best of the region with minimal shuttle time and an enviable selection of the best sights. The tour includes a visit to Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, a sampling of the area’s well-known vineyards, a visit to the Mission Point Lighthouse, a stay on Mackinac Island, a ride along a premier biking trail, a pedal through the famous Tunnel of Trees, a visit to locales made famous by Ernest Hemingway, and a riding tour of Charlevoix’s unique Mushroom Houses.
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