Set your sights on the Motor City with Michigan motorcycle rides selected by the REVER team. There is no better place to celebrate horsepower than in the Great Lakes State, and motorcycle riding in Michigan will keep your heart pounding mile after mile. Michigan has the longest freshwater coastline of any state or province in the world, which means there is plenty of shoreline to explore along Michigan motorcycle roads. In fact, Michigan borders four of the five Great Lakes excluding Lake Ontario. So don your shades to fight the glare on the water, and select a region below to get started.
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Since Michigan consists of two peninsulas, you'll experience two different climates depending on where you ride. The summers are pleasant in Michigan, although you can expect hotter temperatures in the Lower Peninsula versus the Upper Peninsula. The summer passes quickly in the UP, so prepare accordingly with base layers and warm touring gear. The camping is legendary in Northern Michigan, so don't forget your camping loadout. While the summers are gorgeous in Michigan, you'll want to shut all your rides down when the winter hits. You can expect long, cold winters in much of the state, especially in the Upper Peninsula. So get to work hitting all the Michigan motorcycle rides you can handle before the season ends.
Michigan is perhaps most famous for its strong ties to the automotive industry, and you can explore the vision of the automotive assembly line pioneer at the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation. While you're in Detroit, ride over to Belle Isle for a scenic cruise along the Detroit River, or catch a Tigers game downtown at Comerica Park. Outside of Michigan's urban areas, there is stunning beauty to discover. Chill on the beach at Holland State Park, or hike 450 ft. tall sand dunes at Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. For an epic ride you won't forget, head to the Upper Peninsula to experience this sleepy section of America for yourself. No visit to the UP is complete without seeing the waterfalls at Tahquamenon Falls State Park. The western section of the Upper Peninsula is quite mountainous for the region, so ride over to Porcupine Mountains Wilderness for some scenic views and winding mountain roads. You might even catch a black bear sighting along the way!
This ride starts in Manistee and follows the coast of Lake Michigan around Crystal Lake and then around Grand Traverse Bay, Little Traverse Bay all the way to Headlands International Dark Sky Park near Mackinaw.
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This ride makes a clockwise loop out of Houghton and around the Keweenaw Peninsula in Lake Superior.
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