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From: South East WI
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RE: lake michigan map
Just beware of the lack of street signs through Chicago's southeast side. Most of the street name signs don't get bothered, but the 14/41 signs get stolen often enough. Run a separate mapquest from the Indiana border to the south end of Lake Shore Drive and keep it in your pocket. The go one block down this side street, turn on another side street for a block, turn again, etc. get confusing without the "Circle Tour" or federal signs.
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RE: lake michigan map
Just avoid Indiana and Chicago, take the ferry. I herd it's cool, and the bar is only open in the afternoon.
http://www.lake-express.com/
http://www.lake-express.com/
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The Lake Express IS cool, but very pricey. I took the bike on it this past summer and the total cost was for me and the bike was $120 one-way from Muskegon, MI to Milwaukee. It's about a 2 1/2 hour ride. Food/snacks are pretty pricey onboard, too. Don't know about drinks, as I'm a non-drinker. You are responsible for tying down your own bike...they will not help you secure your bike. They DO supply the rachet tie-downs, though. Once the ferry starts moving, you are not allowed down in theparking deck, so be sure to bring everything you needor want, with you up on the main deck.
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ORIGINAL: bimbospencer57
HI , could you fine folks help me out, i am planning a trip around lake michigan for next spring can anyone direct me to good map, i have looked just about everywhere. thanks in advance, jim
HI , could you fine folks help me out, i am planning a trip around lake michigan for next spring can anyone direct me to good map, i have looked just about everywhere. thanks in advance, jim
http://www.great-lakes.net/tourism/circletour/
http://www.great-lakes.net/tourism/circletour/michigan/
http://www.michiganhighways.org/other/lmct.html
http://www.wisconsinhighways.org/other/lmct.html
http://www.rd.com/content/lake-michigan-tour/
http://www.allgetaways.com/region.asp?areaid=100403
http://www.milebymile.com/main/Unite...on_byways.html
http://www.milebymile.com/main/Unite...on_byways.html
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RE: lake michigan map
ORIGINAL: nscrbug
The Lake Express IS cool, but very pricey. I took the bike on it this past summer and the total cost was for me and the bike was $120 one-way from Muskegon, MI to Milwaukee. It's about a 2 1/2 hour ride. Food/snacks are pretty pricey onboard, too. Don't know about drinks, as I'm a non-drinker. You are responsible for tying down your own bike...they will not help you secure your bike. They DO supply the rachet tie-downs, though. Once the ferry starts moving, you are not allowed down in theparking deck, so be sure to bring everything you needor want, with you up on the main deck.
The Lake Express IS cool, but very pricey. I took the bike on it this past summer and the total cost was for me and the bike was $120 one-way from Muskegon, MI to Milwaukee. It's about a 2 1/2 hour ride. Food/snacks are pretty pricey onboard, too. Don't know about drinks, as I'm a non-drinker. You are responsible for tying down your own bike...they will not help you secure your bike. They DO supply the rachet tie-downs, though. Once the ferry starts moving, you are not allowed down in theparking deck, so be sure to bring everything you needor want, with you up on the main deck.
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ORIGINAL: Punisher
Once you cross the Mackinaw bridge, make sure you go SW toward Cross Village. Ride M-119 through Harbor Springs. You can thank me when you get back..
Woody
Once you cross the Mackinaw bridge, make sure you go SW toward Cross Village. Ride M-119 through Harbor Springs. You can thank me when you get back..
Woody
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