Region 10 -Gaylord Area

From Coldwater to Cheboygan Michigan, Join hundreds of classic cars as we tour nostalgic Old US 27. The Old US 27 Motor Tour will be stopping in downtown Gaylord

Great Time, Great Towns, Very Scenic Drive
Take Your Vacation In Your Cruiser !

Back In It's Day, Old U.S. 27 Was The Way......

Shopping Under The Pavilion

Fresh flowers

Fresh fruit

Fresh veggies

Bake goods and much much more when in season!

Saturdays through June - July through October every Wednesday and Saturday!

The Otsego County Fair is a great place for the whole family. Our goal is to keep prices affordable for all. It is full of various events for all ages! From grandstand events, free attractions, rides, games to farm animals.

Michaywé is a peaceful four-season recreational and residential Northern Michigan community nestled in the winding hills and lush woodlands just 8 miles south of Gaylord. Over 2,000 acres of forest, lakes and streams creates the backdrop for over 950 homes.

Surrounded by heavily wooded forests and 11 area lakes, Atlanta is a popular vacation spot and weekend destination. Whether you're an avid sportsman with an interest in hunting and fishing, or just enjoy riding the trails looking for Deer and Elk . . . Atlanta is the place to start.

As the Sanctuary of the Great Lakes, Alpena truly embodies a haven from the stresses of everyday life. It is a culturally rich place to relax, rejuvenate, and inspire the happy, healthy, and creative you. In Alpena you're never to far from a WiFi connection - or a woodland trail.

Explore the shipwrecks of the Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary. The crystal clear waters and our large ‘glass bottom’ viewing wells allow you to dive the wrecks – without getting wet. During our 2 hour cruise you will experience the magnificently preserved shipwrecks and the scenic shorelines of Thunder Bay.

Located in northwestern Lake Huron, Thunder Bay is adjacent to one of the most treacherous stretches of water within the Great Lakes system.

The AuSable River is one of Michigan’s Wild and Scenic rivers. It provides excellent opportunities for canoeing, kayaking, tubing, rafting and wildlife viewing. The river from Grayling to Oscoda is all wilderness with primitive camping along the river. We offer trips ranging from 2-1/2 hours to 7 days.