Planning a Trip? Consider traveling by train along the Great Lakes.

There are many state parks to visit in the Great Lakes Region. This article is about the oldest state parks in the area.

The Great Lakes Compact was created to protect the fresh waters of Lake Superior, Lake Huron, Lake Ontario, Lake Michigan, and Lake Erie.

The Chequamegon and Nicolet National Forests in Wisconsin hold a lot of history. Nowadays, we reap the benefits of those who lived and worked before us when we camp, hike, fish, hunt, or bike in the woodlands.

The Temperance River State Park is located along Lake Superior. The park has many cliffs and gorges with a beautiful view of the lake. Campers will enjoy the outdoors when in the park.

Split Rock Lighthouse stands on the shores of Lake Superior. It is located north of Duluth, Minnesota.

Many ships and crew members have sailed across the Great Lakes. Unfortunately, not all of them made it home and some now rest at the bottom of these lakes. Museums around the lakes allow visitors to learn about these sunken ships and get a glimpse of ship artifacts.

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Throughout the Great Lakes region, Goodwill stores serve many disadvantaged people in one way or another. When cleaning out your closets, consider donating your items to those who will benefit from your contribution.

The fall season is upon us! Enjoy all that the season has to offer.