A Guide to Solo Travel in Grand Rapids
Whether you’re a seasoned solo traveler or you’re just thinking of taking your first trip by yourself, Grand Rapids is one of the best destinations to travel alone. It’s safe, friendly and easy to…
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Whether you’re a seasoned solo traveler or you’re just thinking of taking your first trip by yourself, Grand Rapids is one of the best destinations to travel alone. It’s safe, friendly and easy to…
Read MoreThough Grand Rapids' downtown is often bustling, nature is never far away: green havens can be found throughout the city and all along the Grand River corridor. More than two dozen natural environs…
Read MoreAnglers of all experience levels will find excellent fishing opportunities in and around the Grand Rapids area in every season. Kent County has an abundance of flowing rivers, lakes, and ponds in…
Read MoreWhether you’re in the mood for a quiet, scenic nature ride or you’re looking for an off-road route between Grand Rapids and its suburbs, you’ll want to check out Millennium Park and Kent Trails…
Read MoreWant a New Year’s resolution you can stick to? Resolve to have more fun in 2026. Make time for play, try something you’ve always wanted to do, indulge in a treat now and then, and visit someplace new…
Read MoreIf you like to get out and get active in winter, we’ve got the perfect destination for you right here in Grand Rapids. Cannonsburg Ski Area has been thrilling snow lovers since 1965 with a combination…
Read MoreOne of the great thing about Grand Rapids is the city’s close proximity to wildlife, nature, and beautiful outdoor scenes. You can easily find yourself in a winter wonderland within minutes of…
Read MoreWhen Experience Grand Rapids first profiled the local fatbiking community back in 2018, it was clear the snow sport was exploding in popularity and participation. We can now report that area…
Read MoreSnowshoeing has been around for almost as long as civilizations have interacted with deep snow. Historians believe snowshoeing traces its roots back 6,000 years to Central Asia and were a necessity…
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