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Don't Winterize Your RV Yet
Fall and Winter Travel Ideas to Explore in Michigan
| Source: Michigan Association of Recreation Vehicles and Campgrounds
OKEMOS, MI--(Marketwire - October 30, 2008) - You don't have to winterize your RV just because
summer is over. The cooler months are still a great time for camping;
there's more fun waiting to be discovered by you in your RV this fall and
winter. Get your RV ready to enjoy these travel ideas in Michigan this
year!
Fall color tours -- Michigan has 19 million acres of vibrant,
color-changing trees to observe. October is the best time to coast down
country roads and highways in your RV and to view the bold red, yellow and
orange colors.
Harvest fun -- Pick fresh fruits and vegetables at Michigan's farms and
orchards. Different farms offer a variety of fresh produce and activities
for you and your family -- corn mazes, delicious cider and donuts, petting
zoos and more!
Wine trails -- Travel down the scenic wine trails of Michigan to a winery
or vineyard to sip sensational wines. There are over 50 wineries located in
13,500 acres of beautiful vineyards.
Hunting -- There are thousands of acres in Michigan to hunt deer, upland
game birds, small game and waterfowl. Your RV's kitchen is ideal for
cleaning, preparing and freezing the small game and fish you catch on your
outdoor adventures.
Winter sports -- Michigan has more than 40 downhill ski resorts and over
6,204 miles of groomed snowmobiling trails -- making it the perfect place
to enjoy winter sports. This season, try skiing, snowmobiling,
snowboarding, snowshoeing, ice-skating, and even dogsledding!
Winter festivals -- Fun and excitement can be found at the winter festivals
throughout Michigan. You'll find festivals boasting ice carving and
sculptures, snowman building contests, dogsledding, ice-skating and much
more entertainment!
Play outside -- Bundle up and explore the outdoors! Fall is a great time to
enjoy hiking, biking, kayaking, fishing and many other outdoor activities
you may enjoy. Gather the family together for old-fashioned, snow-filled
fun. Catch snowflakes on your tongue, build snowmen, make snow angels, and
then return to the comfort of your RV for some hot cocoa.
The Michigan Association of Recreation Vehicles and Campgrounds (MARVAC) is
a statewide, non-profit organization dedicated to encouraging growth in the
recreation vehicle and private campground industries while contributing to
the quality of Michigan tourism. For more information, visit MARVAC's Web
site, www.marvac.org or call 517.349.8881.