Spring in Michigan is short and charming. A bit of cold still lingers, but there’s also a refreshing burst of warmness. Everything from plants to trees are revived with vibrant colors, showing spring is full of life. Spring is also one of the best times to go out for walks.
In Michigan, you can go to a quiet town like Holland to experience a rural style of life. Holland features the steady rhythm of horse-drawn carriages, a big red lighthouse on the banks of a clear cobalt lake, and the beautiful patchwork of colorful tulips. Additionally, you could also explore the Upper Peninsula. Wonders of the city include shipwrecks, colonial fortresses, and several kilometers of snowmobile trails. Typical university towns, like Ann Arbor and East Lansing, are moved into full swing in spring. You could read a book, sit by the lake, smell the flowers, listen to the birds, and just quietly feel the beauty of spring.