Twenty-six miles of sugar-sand beaches. Sixty miles of wilderness trails for biking and hiking. Two amusement parks for the price of one. And rich exploration of area history, on land and on water. These are just some of the pleasures that await you Muskegon!
Noteworthy attractions and events in Muskegon include:
Beaches. Duck Lake State Park, Pioneer Park, Muskegon State Park, Kruse Park and P.J. Hoffmaster State Park and more - ideal for swimming, tanning, hiking, kite-flying and more.
Muskegon South Pier Lighthouse. This 1903 tower marks the channel connecting Lake Michigan to Lake Muskegon.
Michigan's Adventure. Michigan's largest amusement park and water park offers rides for everyone from thrill-seekers to families. Don't miss Shivering Timbers, one of the world's Top 25 wooden roller coasters
Hackley & Hume Historic Site. Two of the best examples of Queen Anne residential-style architecture in the country.
Great Lakes Naval Memorial & Museum. Includes a WWII submarine, the USS Silversides, and a Prohibition-era Coast Guard cutter.
SS Milwaukee Clipper. This "Queen of the Great Lakes" carried thousands of passengers between Muskegon and Milwaukee from 1941 to 1970. Today, this National Historic Landmark is open for tours.
LST 393. A floating Veterans Museum loaded with artifacts and displays honoring those who served America.
Winter Sports Complex. Offers Olympic-class luge, ice skating and lighted cross country skiing, plus sledding, ice skating and more.
4 Wheelchair Friendly Things to Do in Muskegon, MI
Muskegon has an Action TrackChair and I got to be one of the first people to try it out. After riding around the beach in it for a couple hours, I can confidently say that it’s the best beach…