Loreen Niewenhuis is an author, adventurer, and dynamic speaker.
She has completed a trilogy of 1,000-mile adventures exploring the Great Lakes and has authored three books about these adventures.
To learn more about her work, or to engage her as a speaker, go to
http://www.laketrek.com/great-lakes-speaker/
One perk of living in the Traverse City area is there are so many hiking trails
in addition to miles and miles of Lake Michigan shoreline.
Recently, I hiked two areas known for their brilliant fall foliage:
Hickory Meadows/Hills is just west of Traverse City.
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Hickory Meadows |
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Hickory Meadows with falling leaves |
And Clay Cliffs, north of Leland. This preserve is part of the Leelanau Conservancy lands.
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Clay Cliffs, part of the Leelanau Conservancy lands |
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The view of Pyramid Point from the overlook |
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Gorgeous view of the Manitou Islands from the overlook |
It's a lovely time to hike these trails.
Though you'll find me out hiking along Lake Michigan in all sorts of weather and in all seasons.
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