
Happy 52nd Birthday to the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore!
On October 21st, 1970 the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore became the third US National Lakeshore. Here's hoping you get to spend some time with the Lakeshore soon!

Days of Hazy Splendor
Here's hoping this summer is bringing you some days of hazy splendor!!

Shalda Creek Iris
John got this shot of wild Iris along the banks of Shalda Creek in the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore.

Lake Leelanau Dreams
A sweet shot from 5 years ago on June 3rd of a boat in the mist on Lake Leelanau.

Sandhill Cranes & Colt in Sleeping Bear!
This young sandhill crane is likely around two weeks old and under the watchful eyes of its parents.

Cherry Jubilation
Along with everything else, cherry blossoms haveexploded across Leelanau in the last week as warm weather released pent-up energy.

Leelanau’s Cherry Blossoms are out!!
Leelanau's sweet cherry blossoms are OUT right now, with tarts soon to follow.

Blood Moon Eclipse on May 15th
On the night of Sunday, May 15th, a lunar eclipse will begin in Leelanau at 10:28 pm with total eclipse (when the moon turns red) occurring at 12:11 am.

Better Stay Off the Lake
A photo of the Manitou Isle ferry that we took 20 years ago plus another from Manitou Island Transit!

Spring on Sleeping Bear Point
Lisa shares, "It was a great beach day yesterday! We walked a 6 mile stretch at Sleeping Bear Point. Stunningly beautiful views in every direction."

Atop the Sleeping Bear
Joel shared this cool old shot of a Dunesmobile that his father captured on an Agfachrome slide in the summer of 1965.

Twilight’s Last Gleaming
While Mother Nature almost certainly has another blast of cold in store, it looks like we'll have temps in the 50s again today & temps mainly above freezing ahead.