Location: | Northern Michigan |
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Average Snowfall: | 80 - 100 inches | Fall Color Season: | Late September - Early October |
Each winter Benzie County receives about 150" of snowfall . The abundance of snow creates plenty of opportunity for sledding throughout the county. Snowmobilers can ride 135 miles of groomed trails that are easily accessible from Benzie County motels.
Don't have a boat to bring with you? No problem, Benzie county has plenty of motor sport rental facilities available.
The high bluffs, thick forests, and rolling farmland of Northwestern Lower Michigan provide the ideal terrain for the game of golf. Eight awesome "Up-North" golf courses challenge you while you enjoy the spectacular scenery of Benzie County.
In the winter visitors come from throughout the Midwest to enjoy 45 slopes, terrain areas, and 40 kilometers of groomed cross-country trails. In addition to the 40 kilometers of groomed trails at Crystal, cross country skiers have plenty of cross country trails located throughout Benzie County, including the Betsie River Pathway, the Betsie Valey Trail, Lake Ann Pathway and trails in the Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore.
Full or half day fishing charters available
Platte River, one of the first Michigan streams planted with Coho Salmon
The ninth largest inland lake in Michigan, Crystal Lake
The Point Betsie Lighthouse, Benzie County's most famous landmark, is located on the Lake Michigan shore of the county just south of the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore and just north of Frankfort, Michigan. Point Betsie is the second most photographed lighthouse in the USA, and likely the most visited attraction in Benzie County. Watching the sunsets from Point Betsie is a long-standing tradition.
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