Lost Lake: Discover a Hidden Gem in Muskegon State Park
Most visitors come to Muskegon State Park for Lake Michigan, the dunes, or a walk along the beach. Fewer realize that one of the park’s most interesting natural areas is…
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Most visitors come to Muskegon State Park for Lake Michigan, the dunes, or a walk along the beach. Fewer realize that one of the park’s most interesting natural areas is…
Read MoreMuskegon County is home to a variety of outdoor spaces, including three state parks, eight county parks and five nature preserves. While parks often include amenities and recreational opportunities, nature preserves focus on protecting native landscapes, plants and wildlife while providing…
Read MorePickleball has become one of the fastest-growing sports in the United States, and it's easy to see why. Combining elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis, the game is fun to learn, easy to pick up, and welcoming for players of all ages and skill levels. Whether you're visiting Muskegon…
Read MoreMuskegon, Michigan brings together Lake Michigan shoreline rides, historic motorcycle roots, and some of the Midwest’s most iconic motorcycle events. Whether you’re cruising scenic coastal roads, heading to a rally, or connecting with fellow riders, Muskegon County delivers a ride experience built…
Read MoreGet those hats and gloves ready because winter is coming. This is a great time to plan your Great Lakes winter getaway to the Muskegon Luge and Adventure Sports Park at Muskegon State Park. The park is a popular winter destination in West Michigan and offers activities for families, first-time…
Read MoreMuskegon County’s Commitment to Accessible Outdoor Recreation Here in Muskegon County, we are proud to offer accessible outdoor spaces and adaptive equipment that help visitors of all abilities enjoy our 27 miles of Lake Michigan shoreline and inland trails. Free adaptive beach equipment, including…
Read MoreBirding and Birdwatching in Muskegon County Birding and birdwatching are on the rise, and Muskegon County’s Lake Michigan shoreline makes it a prime destination for enthusiasts. The popularity of birding is soaring. In 2011, there were approximately 46,700 birdwatchers or birders in the U.S. By…
Read MoreUnleash the Adventurer Within The holiday season is here, and it’s time to think beyond traditional gifts. Why not treat your loved ones to an unforgettable outdoor experience? A Muskegon County Parks Season Pass is the perfect present for nature lovers, families, and anyone who enjoys exploring the…
Read MoreAs the crisp autumn air gives way to winter, let's take a look back at Muskegon County's stunning fall season. From colorful landscapes to memorable moments beneath wide-open skies, these top 10 Instagram posts showcase the best of Muskegon County. Enjoy these fall highlights, and thanks to the…
Read MoreDid you know Muskegon, Michigan is the birthplace of the snowboard? Originally called the “Snurfer,” it was invented in 1965 by Sherm Poppen and manufactured by Brunswick—both right here in Muskegon! The History of the Snurfer and Snowboard On Christmas Day in…
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