The Many Benefits Of Vacationing Near Rivers Grayling is known for its beautiful rivers – the AuSable and Manistee wind dreamily through this place, offering sanctuary and resources not only to many kinds of fish and birdlife, but also to the Americans who come here seeking a bit of peace and quiet. The rivers provide a […]
Michigan Snakes
Michigan Snakes- The Michigan Department of Natural Resources gets many questions this time of year about Michigan’s snakes. Michigan is home to 18 species of snakes, 17 of which are harmless to humans. Eighteen different species of snake call Michigan home, but only one of them poses any real harm to humans.“Whether you think snakes […]
Three Must-Try Outdoor Activities in Grayling
Visiting Grayling this year? Don’t miss these three must-try outdoor activities. Over 70% of all land here in Crawford County is owned by either the State or Federal government. What does this mean for visitors of Grayling? It means that the public has access to thousands of acres of gorgeous land to use for recreational […]
Family Fishing tips
Family Fishing tips 5 Tips to Make the Most of Your Family Fishing Trip in Grayling You’ve been fishing for years, and now you’re ready to pass down your love of the sport to your children. A family fishing trip in Grayling is an excellent way to bond with your kids and spouse, all while […]
A Handheld GPS Review That Can Help
Grayling is known for many things including a host of wonderful outdoor activities. From winter to summer and beyond, thousands of people in the Grayling area head out and enjoy the natural beauty and wild areas this part of Michigan has to offer. Often, people prefer to have a GPS locator which can ensure they […]
The Notch – History of a House of Ill Repute 1880
The Notch – History of a House of Ill Repute 1880 A notorious house of ill repute, affectionately known as “The Notch”, was located 3 miles west of Grayling just past the bridge on M-72. It was built about 1880 by Harry Young of Toledo, Ohio. The house contained a saloon with a large mirror, […]
XC Ski Conditions 12/27/16
XC Ski Conditions 12/27 Forbush Corner: 12/26 We received some freezing rain this morning and it is lightly raining and 34 degrees. The rain has just about ended, but roads are still slippery. We will open at noon today for classic skiing only. Once the temps drop below freezing tonight we will be able to […]
XC Ski conditions 12/22/16
Forbush Corner: We will be open from Thursday, December 22nd through Monday, January 2nd, except for Christmas Day when we will be closed. Our hours are 9-5 daily. Hope to see you all enjoying the beauty of winter with us. Check out our Facebook page and The Latest for up-to-date grooming reports. Hanson Hills: Trails […]
A Big Piece of Crawford County History Preserved
Tuesday, August 15 was a monumental day at Wellington Farm, USA near Grayling. On that day work to set a 1927 Montgomery Ward catalogue home on a permanent foundation was completed. Now that the house is set in place, landscaping and restoration will begin. The end result will be the creation of the Annis Farmstead […]
Camp Grayling Map
Below you will find a Camp Grayling Map to the training areas of Camp Grayling in Grayling, MI. CAMP GRAYLING MAP TRAINING AREAS About Camp Grayling Camp Grayling was founded in 1913 when local lumber baron, Rasmus Hanson, donated over 13,000 acres to the State of Michigan for military training. Camp Grayling has since […]
