Here Are The 13 Most Incredible Natural Wonders In Michigan
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We in Michigan are so blessed to be surrounded by some of the most impressive natural wonders the world has ever created. From our lakeshore lines, to the many magnificent rock formations, we really are spoiled here. Here are some of the very best natural wonders that we know and love in Michigan.
This natural limestone arch formed during the Nipissing post-glacial period. Today, it remains one of the most-photographed site on the island.
Michiganders got to view some spectacular Northern Lights this summer. The special light show is an unpredictable phenomenon, occurring when there's an eruption of sun spots.
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This 982-acre park situated on the Detroit River is truly a natural phenomena as it's the largest city-owned island park in the country (even though the state manages it).
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Of course, Michigan's largest natural wonders are the mighty Great Lakes. We're lucky because we get to be close to almost all of them.
This island national park is the ultimate seclusion destination and is home to a preserve of wolves and moose.
Another treat of Lake Superior, this river splits off into several branches.
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Both a rock and a prehistoric fossil, it also serves as Michigan's state rock. Plus, they're so fun to hunt for when you're at the beach.
Deriving from 15 miles of colorful sandstone cliffs, the formations are up to 200 feet above lake level and have been naturally sculptured into shallow caves, arches, and formations that resemble castle turrets. And what fun are they to kayak through?
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The water in this river is amazingly clear due to extensive wetlands and also flows rather calmly, making for the ideal tubing destination.
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This desert-like sand formation is composed of mature forest land and more than 2,000 acres of sand dunes.
Considered by many across the globe as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, the park itself covers some 35 miles of Lake Michigan's eastern shoreline.
This small geological formation sits just off the shore of Lake Huron. And it's really something to behold.
The crystal blue fresh water spring here is truly heavenly.
Wow, just wow, is all we’ve got. How many of these wonderful wonders have you visited? Which are you favorites? Tell us in the comments below!
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