Michigan Off the Beaten Path: A Guide to Unique Places

Off the Beaten Path

by Jim Dufresne

Presents a guide for restaurants, attractions, accommodations, unique events, and festivals in the state of Michigan.

Genres: Travel, Reference

228 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1988

Reviews

[Teresa]

This was an OK book, better than nothing but really left a lot out. It didn't have any advice on cute little out of the way places. It also missed some of the things that would have been good to have in the book.

[Sarah Ehinger]

Depending on the edition, you need to check the attraction website to confirm that they are still in operation. Not a bad listing.

[Jackalyn]

Non-fiction; Travelogue. I had read parts of this previously, but decided to read it cover-to-cover. An interesting listing of some unusual / places to visit in the state.

[Yvonne Glasgow]

Missing SO much good stuff in our great state.

[Beverly Towne]

Very interesting. Makes me want to hit the road!

[The Michigander]

I'm actually in possession of the sixth edition of this book. The book is divided into geographic locations. Some of the "Unique Places" listed are well known and others are not. Maps are included and phone numbers are listed, plus there are lists of places to stay and eat within each region.

[Anna Marie]

I checked this book out because I was planning a trip to the U.P. According to this man, I think there are only four things to see there - the Soo Locks, Taquamenon Falls, Marquette, and Seney. It was NOT a help in figuring out where we wanted to go.

[Karen]

Many of the Kazoo and GR attractions I love most are not in there. I feel like I would give different information to people wanting unique/fun experiences in MI.

[Terry]

Just used this for a 2 week vacation through Michigan. A great resource.

[Sarah]

A fun book to find quirky things to do. I like that it features the White Tail Deer Museum in Grass Lake! Could use a little more content per area though.

[Paula]

Good little book for ideas. Will need other sources for real details though.