This Has Been Ranked The Oddest Tourist Spot In Michigan
Michigan's upper peninsula has been given the honor of having the most strange tourist stop in the state.
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This North Carolina City Has a Street Named for Mackinac Island
It's a 15 hour drive from Raleigh, North Carolina to the Straits of Mackinac, but that didn't stop a subdivision developer in the Tar Heel State from naming a street after Mackinac Island.
The Michigan Road Never Built Because the Route Was 'Impassable'
This highway was listed as "impassable" for many years on Michigan maps. The planned route, M-35, was eventually cancelled.
This Postcard Calls the Indiana Toll Road 'Picturesque,' Agree?
Not many people dream of a vacation to Indiana, so it might surprise you to find a vintage postcard promoting the "picturesque" Indiana Toll Road.
Have You Ever Driven Across the Lake Superior Ice Road?
You can take your own car on an ice road much closer to home than the far away roads on 'Ice Road Truckers' travelling over Lake Superior in Wisconsin.
Michigan's Exit 343 is an Exit to Nowhere And Everything
Exit 343 on Interstate 75 in Michigan could be considered an exit to nowhere. There is no highway, no connection to anyplace other than an amazing view of the Mackinac Bridge.
If Michigan Had Toll Roads, You Could Pay $67 to Cross the State
If Michigan ever tolled our interstates, have you ever considered how much it could cost to drive across the state?
Remember When Michigan Welcome Signs Looked Like This?
Today you'll be welcomed to "Pure Michigan" at every major border crossing into the state. But do you remember when this sign greeted you entering Michigan?
Mackinac Bridge Was Dedicated This Day In 1958
June 25th is a special day for the Mackinac Bridge as it is the day the important link between the Upper and Lower Peninsulas was formally dedicated in 1958.