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Traverse City, Michigan (MI) Bed & Breakfast: Enjoy a unique experience aboard the 114' schooner Manitou. Our Floating Bed & Breakfast includes a 2-hour Evening Sail in Grand Traverse Bay, an overnight stay aboard the ship and a hearty, homemade breakfast in the morning. Welcome aboard!
Schooner Manitou

Traverse City, Michigan
Williamsburg, Michigan (MI) Bed and Breakfast: This Victorian style farmhouse located in the Traverse City area was built in 1883 by the John Pulcipher Family. Restoration began in early 1999; a large addition was added to accommodate a beautiful and modern kitchen and every detail of the farmhouse has been lovingly restored. We pride ourselves on cleanliness and superior service.
Country Hermitage Bed & Breakfast

Williamsburg "Traverse City area", Michigan
Maple City, Michigan (MI) Bed & Breakfast: The Glen Lake House Bed & Breakfast is a French country inspired destination located near the Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore. Guest quarters include 3 bedrooms and 2 baths and accommodates up to 8 people. Start the day with a gourmet breakfast buffet in the formal dining room. Follow that by a day of your choice, be it village shopping, a wine tour, art galleries, peninsula scenic drive, golf, charter fishing, local festivals or a nature walk. Crowds and activities, or privacy, it's your choice and your get-a-way.
Glen Lake Guest House Bed & Breakfast

Maple City "Glen Arbor Township", Michigan

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5 B&Bs located in Traverse City
Click here for more information and color pictures! Antiquities' Wellington Inn
Gracious 1905 neo-classical mansion in historic Traverse City neighborhood, just two blocks to downtown shops and beaches.
Click here for more information and color pictures! Schooner Manitou
Fresh air and starry nights abound from the decks of one of the largest traditional sailing vessels on the Great Lakes.
Click here for more information and color pictures! Cedar Creek Bed & Breakfast
Historic American Four-Square on Timberlee Mountain - Wooded with landscaped gardens and pond.
Click here for more information and color pictures! Wind in the Pines Bed & Breakfast
A beautiful log home nestled on acres of pines offering peaceful, quiet relaxation just 5 miles from downtown Traverse City.
Click here for more information and color pictures! Grey Hare Inn Vineyard Bed and Breakfast
An elegant vineyard estate located on 17 acres in the heart of Northern Michigan's Wine Country on Old Mission Peninsula.
4 B&Bs located near Traverse City
Click here for more information and color pictures! Country Hermitage Bed & Breakfast - Williamsburg
Built on a legacy of romance, beautifully restored 1883 house on a 400 acre cherry farm with views of Grand Traverse Bay.
Click here for more information and color pictures! Glen Lake Guest House Bed & Breakfast - Maple City
Tranquil Retreat on Leelanau Peninsula on the East side of Big Glen Lake in the Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore Park.
Click here for more information and color pictures! Cairn House Bed & Breakfast - Elk Rapids
Stately colonial located in a historical coastal village on Lake Michigan's East Grand Traverse Bay!
Click here for more information and color pictures! Korner Kottage - Suttons Bay
Restored 1920's Craftsman style home in the heart of Suttons Bay. Walk across the street to the beach and marina.
 

Travel information about Traverse City, Michigan

Traverse City is located in the Northern corner of Michigan. Surrounded by fresh green forests and shiny blue waters, Traverse City is all about the outdoors. Hike on a long lonely sand beach or on a quiet trail in the woods. Pedal an all-terrain bike along a scenic piney trail. Climb a windswept dune and gaze out over the endless blue of Lake Michigan. In winter, grab cross-country skiis or snowshoes and move silently through a white wilderness, or strap on downhill skiis and slide down well-groomed alpine runs. Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore offers magnificent views over sweeping vistas of Lake Michigan from atop high dunes, miles of perfect freshwater beaches, forested wilderness islands, hiking trails and a series of preserved historic farmsteads. The glistening waters of Lake Michigan make a stunning backdrop for the dunes and forests, while abundant wildlife and a diverse ecosystem thrill the nature lover. Surrounded by navigable water, Traverse City is the ideal starting point for any boating adventure. Nestled at the base of the twin Grand Traverse Bays, the city hosts several marinas and boat rental businesses. Take your choice from cabin cruisers, catamarans, personal watercraft, sailing surfboards, ski boats, pontoon boats or one of the picturesque tall ships. Visit some of our many art galleries. Take in a museum. Play mini-golf or drive a go-kart on a race track. Ride a restored antique carousel inside a shopping mall. Stroll though our vibrant downtown shopping district. Other options include casinos, golf, wineries, beaches, outdoor activities, arts and more! Did we mention festivals? The National Cherry Festival is the granddaddy of Traverse City's celebrations. It begins the first Saturday of July and runs for 8 days. The Traverse City Film Festival was held for the first time in 2005 and has returned bigger and better each year. The week-long event is held in late July and runs through early August. Horse Shows by the Bay Equestrian Festival features more than 1200 world-class riders & horses from throughout the country competing for three weeks in the Olympic Disciplines of Show Jumping & Dressage. Other festivals include the Kalkaska Winterfest in January, the Mesick Mushroom Festival in May, the National Trout Festival in April, the Elk Rapids Harbor Days, Empire Anchor Days in mid-July, the Sleeping Bear Dunegrass and Blues Festival in early August, the Peshawbestown Traditional Pow Wow in mid-August, and many more events throughout the year.

For more Michigan B&Bs, return to:
Michigan Bed and Breakfasts or Northwest Michigan Bed and Breakfasts
or find a B & B in these nearby cities:
Williamsburg Bed and Breakfast | Maple City Bed and Breakfast | Elk Rapids Bed and Breakfast | Suttons Bay Bed and Breakfast


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