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About Sturgeon Bay Beach

Sturgeon Bay Beach is a stunning natural beach known for its spectacular sunsets. The magical glimmers of the sun as it sets over the crystal blue waters of Lake Michigan create breathtaking vistas. The area also offers stunning scenic hiking trails, bike paths and picnic sites. Visitors enjoy this beach all year round; during summer months they can relax in the warm sunshine on the soft sand and during winter months they can appreciate the beauty of frost-covered sand dunes.
Address : Sturgeon Bay Beach, 9680-10498 N Lake Shore Dr, Carp Lake, MI 49718, USA

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Wilderness State ParkWilderness State Park in Emmet County, Michigan boasts 10,000 acres of stunning scenery. The sprawling park features a variety of unique attractions and activities; from tantalizing trails for cyclists and hikers to breathtaking beaches and serene nature views that are unrivaled by any other place in the county. This area of Michigan provides an array of experiences for visitors to enjoy ranging from birding and kayaking to swimming, fishing and so much more.
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Waugoshance PointWaugoshance Point is a truly remarkable place. It is home to the oldest known lighthouse on the Great Lakes and offers stunning views of Lake Michigan from its picturesque bluffs. It is also home to 15 species of endangered plants, as well as wildlife like coyotes and cardinals. A National Historic Landmark, it features expansive beach areas for exploring, swimming, birdwatching, and fishing. With lush forest trails for hiking around the nearby Sturgeon Bay.
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Waugoshance LighthouseWaugoshance Lighthouse is a 102-foot wooden tower built in 1851 and one of the first lighthouses on Lake Michigan. Located at the most dangerous location on the lake, Waugoshance stands as an iconic reminder of early efforts to ensure safe navigation between Lake Michigan ports. Although it sustained heavy damage from ice during numerous winters, Waugoshance continued to be staffed until 1924 when an automated light was established.
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Headlands International Dark Sky ParkHeadlands International Dark Sky Park is a unique public park that offers visitors unparalleled views of the night sky. With its pristine nighttime darkness, which is free from artificial lighting, Headlands provides astronomers and nature enthusiasts with the ideal environment to observe and photograph astronomical events. In addition, its dark night skies are also valuable habitat for bat species, nocturnal animals such as owls and deer, and other wildlife species adapted to darkness.
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Lake ParadiseLake Paradise, is a true gem of the Great Lakes region. This peaceful lake boasts crystal-clear water with miles of pristine shoreline, perfect for swimming or paddling around in a canoe on a sunny afternoon. For those looking for adventure, the nearby forests provide ample hiking trails and plenty of opportunities to spot wildlife in its natural habitat. Fishing enthusiasts can enjoy casting their lines out into the lake, where they can look forward to catching walleye and pike.
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Grays Reef LightGrays Reef Light, located near the northernmost part of Lake Michigan, is an iconic beacon. Built in 1932, it stands 92 feet tall with a cylindrical tower measuring just over 16 feet in diameter. The light from the beacon can be seen from as far away as 8 nautical miles and exhibits a signature flashing pattern of red and white. It has been used over the years not only to guide sailors but to provide a sense of security and hope for those who call the Great Lakes home.

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Emmet County
Emmet County, Michigan is a county located in the northwestern section of the Lower Peninsula, directly east of Lake Michigan. It was founded in 1840 and named after Irish-American lawyer and politician Thomas Emmet. It has a population of nearly 33,000 people, spread across its 579 square miles of varying landscapes. Many of its residents are employed by locally owned farms and wineries, while others work in the tourism or hospitality industries due to its stunningly beautiful beaches along the

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