Like sand or snow, the memories made in Muskegon will not be ones to simply brush off. We will stick with you long after your visit to our area. Our sugar sand beaches and dunes are nationally recognized and they offer a perfect natural playground, but we are much more than sand between your toes. We will take your visit or vacation to a whole new level. 

Cross Lake Michigan aboard the Lake Express high-speed passenger and car ferry, from Muskegon to Milwaukee, Wisconsin in only 2 ½ hours. Ride miles of thrills aboard Shivering Timbers Roller coaster or defy gravity on the Funnel of Fear at Michigan’s Adventure Amusement and Waterpark. Experience over 60 rides including 6 roller coasters. Enjoy a live concert on Muskegon Lake during Summer Celebration or enjoy Muskegon’s annual Bike Time…we encourage you to check out our entire line-up of annual festivals. 

 

Experience a rare thrill on the luge run at Muskegon’s Winter Sports Complex, one of only four tracks in the country. Visit one or all of our three State Parks along the lakeshore for camping, hiking and relaxation. Our area boasts over 60 miles of winding trails for bike enthusiasts. 

Include history and culture into your visit with Muskegon’s Museum of Art, the Muskegon County Museum of African American History, the Great Lakes Navel Memorial and Museum, the Lakeshore Museum Center featuring the Hackley and Hume Historic Site, the Scolnik House – A Historic House of the Depression Era and the Fire Barn Museum,all within minutes of downtown Muskegon. Downtown is also home to the Frauenthal Theater which hosts the West Michigan Symphony and many other entertainment and music acts year round. 

 

For more information, contact the Muskegon County Convention & Visitors Bureau toll-free at 800-250-9283 or visit their website at www.visitmuskegon.org.