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diazr2
Explorer
Jan 12, 2016

Great Lakes

I am planning a trip to Nova Scotia this year to see the fall colors. My route will take me right by the Great Lakes. I would really appreciate any information on which of the great lakes are a must see. I must admit the whole area looks beautiful on the searches I have done but I just don't have the time to see them all. So anyone that has seen them I would greatly appreciate your opinions.

With Thanks
  • Greydennyhawk's avatar
    Greydennyhawk
    Explorer
    Jan 12, 2016
    Presque Isle, PA, Lake Chautauqua, Lake Erie State park, golden Hill st park, my. Hamlin st park, association island KOA, Krieg Is , 1000 islands, ny, ! Worth a look.
  • bid_time's avatar
    bid_time
    Nomad II
    Jan 12, 2016
    Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, the Soo Locks, Sleeping Bear dunes, sunset anywhere over Lake Michigan, or sunrise anywhere over Lake Huron. Other than that, all 5 lakes are basically the same, a big body of water.
  • diazr2's avatar
    diazr2
    Explorer
    Jan 12, 2016
    Mfan wrote:
    3 are great. 2 are average. All are salt free
    That's too funny thanks. With help like that who needs a travel guide ha ha ha you made my day. :)
  • diazr2's avatar
    diazr2
    Explorer
    Jan 12, 2016
    is it friday yet? wrote:
    I guess it makes a difference which way you travel. Are you going through the Upper Peninsula and through Canada or staying in the states?
    I will be staying in the states.
  • is_it_friday_ye's avatar
    is_it_friday_ye
    Explorer
    Jan 12, 2016
    I guess it makes a difference which way you travel. Are you going through the Upper Peninsula and through Canada or staying in the states?

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