Harbor Beach, MI
In 1874 Congress authorized the construction of the largest man-made freshwater port in the Great Lakes as a safe refuge for shallow-draft lake freighters. The town later became known as Harbor Beach.
To learn more history about the area, visit the Grice House Museum (989-479-6477) and Frank Murphy Memorial Museum (989-479-6477). You can also check out the Harbor Beach Lighthouse (commonly known as the “sparkplug lighthouse” due to its shape).
You’ll find restaurants, groceries, a pharmacy and other convenient services along Trescott Street Pier.
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Port Austin is located at the tip of the thumb in Michigan and is the first port in Saginaw Bay when approaching from the south. The town is only a few blocks from the marinas with several restaurants within easy walking distance and The Village Green a public square where the community and its visitors gather for shopping and events such as the Farmers’ Market.
Turnip Rock is a natural wonder of Michigan and definitely a must-see when visiting the area. If you’d like to get up close and personal, you can rent kayaks in town.
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