Today, we are visiting Lake Superior, our 5th Great Lake! It was a nice warm and sunny day but the water was actually kinda cold. We had a great time and played around for a bit. Since mom was injured, she couldn’t make it through the sand. So we brought the water to her with a bucket. Unfortunately, we couldn’t stay very long because we had to get back on the road. Definitely will have to visit again.
We visited Lake Michigan via Warren Dunes State Park. The water here reminds me of the Gulf of Mexico along the Texas coast. In other words, not so clear. We had fun either way.
We had to make our visit short because Lisa (Mom) was still recovering from her knee injury and could not walk through the sand to get to the water. However, to ensure the she had her feet in the water, we took the water to her.
From their website listed below:
Warren Dunes State Park provides 1,952 acres of recreational opportunities in southwestern Michigan, along the beautiful shore of Lake Michigan. The rugged dune formation rises 260 feet above the lake and offers spectacular views and is excellent for hang gliding. The park is home to 3 miles of shoreline, 6 miles of hiking trails and is open year-round.
Warren Dunes State Park
https://www2.dnr.state.mi.us/parksandtrails/Details.aspx?type=SPRK&id=504
12032 Red Arrow Hwy
Sawyer, MI 49125
GPS coordinates: 41.901983, -86.594647
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Today we are visiting the second great lake, Lake Ontario. The water was cold-ish but bearable. The water was also super clear! We enjoyed making rock towers and Amber found her throne. Its great for family to visit but not very handicap accessible. Its great to visit on a warm day and you can swim in the lake. It has a little beach area around the lake, but in some spots its very rocky. Now join us on this adventure.
