My Lil' Book of Adventure

Traci
My Lil' Book of Adventure

Personal Favorites - Food

Other places not on the map: Tim's Wutuhweenie Hot dog stand (located at the Dollar General store parking lot). Check out his Facebook page for details and his availability. He serves Michigan made products like Koegel dogs, Faygo/Vernor's soda and Michigan made chips. (Closed for the season on Oct 9, 2021). https://www.facebook.com/Tims-Wutuhweenie-112517967732149
Home of the famous Pink Elephant! Why not stop to grab a slice or two and get your picture with the iconic Pink Elephant.
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Mio Pizza Shop
421 S Morenci Ave
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Home of the famous Pink Elephant! Why not stop to grab a slice or two and get your picture with the iconic Pink Elephant.
1525 Fleming Rd Lewiston MI, 49756 989-786-2452 https://www.thelewistonlodge.com/
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Lewiston Lodge
1525 Fleming Rd
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1525 Fleming Rd Lewiston MI, 49756 989-786-2452 https://www.thelewistonlodge.com/
Great place to grab grilling foods, side dishes and more! A great local shop for it all. The Ribeyes are especially tasty. 1989 M-33 Fairview, MI 48621 989-848-2300
Mr. Bill's Market
1989 E Miller Rd
Great place to grab grilling foods, side dishes and more! A great local shop for it all. The Ribeyes are especially tasty. 1989 M-33 Fairview, MI 48621 989-848-2300
Ma Deeters in the heart of Luzerne has great food and friendly atmosphere. I highly recommend the quesadilla dinner on Thursday nights for only $11. Try their cheese wedges too!! So good!!
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Ma Deeters
2262 Deeter Rd
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Ma Deeters in the heart of Luzerne has great food and friendly atmosphere. I highly recommend the quesadilla dinner on Thursday nights for only $11. Try their cheese wedges too!! So good!!

Sightseeing

Additional places to visit: STONE INDIAN HEAD 3309 N. Abbe Rd, Fairview, MI LARGE CHAIR - Genevieve's Flowers and Gifts 1520 Caldwell Rd, Mio, MI 48647 AMISH TERRITORY (TAKE CASH) This is a great visiting place to see the Amish and try some local items made by them. - THE FARMERS CREAMERY/FARM KITCHEN - Just opened in 2020. Located at 50 W. Kittle Road Mio, MI - COUNTRY CORNERS BULK STORE located at 1284 W Kittle Rd, Mio, MI 48647 - COUNTRY FEED SUPPLY located at 389 W Kittle Rd, Mio, MI 48647 - THE BAKERY located at 22 Camp 10 Rd, Mio, MI 48647
Luzerne Boardwalk winds through an old growth cedar swamp along the bottom lands of the East Branch of Big Creek, just south of the village of Luzerne. With towering cedars overhead and water underneath, the sturdy boardwalk (constructed and used by horseback riders) offers a unique and beautiful hike. An extensive network of hiking/horse trails extends beyond the one-half mile boardwalk, but the boardwalk itself is not a loop trail. A tornado crossed this area in 1997 and uprooted some large white pine and cedar trees. These dead snags and downed timber attract woodpeckers and chickadees and provide cover for a variety of wildlife species including bears and bobcats. LOCATION: From the M-72 traffic light in Luzerne, drive south on Deeter Road for 1/2 mile to Palmer Road. Turn left (east) and proceed 1/4 mile to Galloway Road. Turn right (south) and drive 3/8 mile to Forest Road 3023. Turn left onto this two-track and drive until it ends at the Luzerne Boardwalk parking area.
Luzerne
Luzerne Boardwalk winds through an old growth cedar swamp along the bottom lands of the East Branch of Big Creek, just south of the village of Luzerne. With towering cedars overhead and water underneath, the sturdy boardwalk (constructed and used by horseback riders) offers a unique and beautiful hike. An extensive network of hiking/horse trails extends beyond the one-half mile boardwalk, but the boardwalk itself is not a loop trail. A tornado crossed this area in 1997 and uprooted some large white pine and cedar trees. These dead snags and downed timber attract woodpeckers and chickadees and provide cover for a variety of wildlife species including bears and bobcats. LOCATION: From the M-72 traffic light in Luzerne, drive south on Deeter Road for 1/2 mile to Palmer Road. Turn left (east) and proceed 1/4 mile to Galloway Road. Turn right (south) and drive 3/8 mile to Forest Road 3023. Turn left onto this two-track and drive until it ends at the Luzerne Boardwalk parking area.
A great place to view a large herd of elk and get up close to them for great photos. The City of Gaylord maintains an elk herd and provides viewing areas for the public to stop and watch the impressive herd. Under the city's care the roughly 70 elk can be viewed from near the Elk's Lodge off Grandview at Elk View Park. The herd is contained on 108 acres. City staff feed the animals corn, hay and sugar beets, plus vitamins. The herd started with three elk 14 years ago, when a local nature center closed. Currently, a few of the bulls weigh well over 800 pounds and stand roughly 6' tall. The bulls will don their massive horns during the fall and winter, dropping them in the spring.
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Gaylord City Elk Park Viewing Area
Golden Elk Court
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A great place to view a large herd of elk and get up close to them for great photos. The City of Gaylord maintains an elk herd and provides viewing areas for the public to stop and watch the impressive herd. Under the city's care the roughly 70 elk can be viewed from near the Elk's Lodge off Grandview at Elk View Park. The herd is contained on 108 acres. City staff feed the animals corn, hay and sugar beets, plus vitamins. The herd started with three elk 14 years ago, when a local nature center closed. Currently, a few of the bulls weigh well over 800 pounds and stand roughly 6' tall. The bulls will don their massive horns during the fall and winter, dropping them in the spring.
With an area of 9,672 acres, Hartwick Pines is one of the largest state parks in the Lower Peninsula. The park's rolling hills overlook the valley of the East Branch of the AuSable River, four small lakes and unique timber lands. The principal feature of this park is the 49-acre forest of old growth pines which gives the park its name. Situated among the towering trees of one of Michigan's largest remaining stands of virgin white pine, Hartwick Pines Logging Museum depicts the state's 19th-century logging era when Michigan led the nation in lumber production. The museum is located along the Old Growth Forest Foot Trail, a quarter mile walk from the visitor center. Historical interpretation is provided by the Michigan History Center. Location: The park is located in Crawford County, northeast of Grayling on M-93, Exit 259 off I-75.
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Hartwick Pines State Park
3612 State Park Dr
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With an area of 9,672 acres, Hartwick Pines is one of the largest state parks in the Lower Peninsula. The park's rolling hills overlook the valley of the East Branch of the AuSable River, four small lakes and unique timber lands. The principal feature of this park is the 49-acre forest of old growth pines which gives the park its name. Situated among the towering trees of one of Michigan's largest remaining stands of virgin white pine, Hartwick Pines Logging Museum depicts the state's 19th-century logging era when Michigan led the nation in lumber production. The museum is located along the Old Growth Forest Foot Trail, a quarter mile walk from the visitor center. Historical interpretation is provided by the Michigan History Center. Location: The park is located in Crawford County, northeast of Grayling on M-93, Exit 259 off I-75.
https://www.ausablecanoemarathon.org/ A sight to see for sure. Book your stay now. This is a big event for the area.
AuSable River Canoe Marathon
2384 I-75BL
https://www.ausablecanoemarathon.org/ A sight to see for sure. Book your stay now. This is a big event for the area.
This pond is 944 acres and is an impoundment of the Au Sable River, with a large hydropower dam. Type of Fishing: Boat Typical Fish Species Available: bullhead, carp, catfish, largemouth bass, northern pike, rainbow trout, smallmouth bass, sucker, sunfish, walleye, yellow perch Bait: Worms Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Fees: No
Mio Dam Pond
This pond is 944 acres and is an impoundment of the Au Sable River, with a large hydropower dam. Type of Fishing: Boat Typical Fish Species Available: bullhead, carp, catfish, largemouth bass, northern pike, rainbow trout, smallmouth bass, sucker, sunfish, walleye, yellow perch Bait: Worms Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Fees: No
Approximately a 2 hour drive but certainly worth it.
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Mackinac Bridge
Mackinac Bridge
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Approximately a 2 hour drive but certainly worth it.
Lying between the shores of Lake Michigan and Lake Huron in the northern half of the Lower Peninsula of Michigan, is the nearly one-million-acre Huron-Manistee National Forests. The Forests offer year-around motorized and non-motorized recreation opportunities. Most popular are the trails and campgrounds along four nationally designated Wild and Scenic Rivers such as the Pine, Manistee, Au Sable and Pere Marquette. The Forests management team of botanists, biologists, archeologists, fire, timber, and silvicultural specialists manage for health, harvest, prescribed burns and endangered/sensitive species habitat. The HMNF is host to such species as the Kirtland’s Warbler, Piping Plover, Karner Blue Butterfly and Pitcher’s Thistle. Mio Ranger District (989) 826-3252 Maps and guides are available here. 107 Mc Kinley Rd, Mio, MI 48647
Huron-Manistee National Forests - Mio Ranger Station
107 Mc Kinley Rd
Lying between the shores of Lake Michigan and Lake Huron in the northern half of the Lower Peninsula of Michigan, is the nearly one-million-acre Huron-Manistee National Forests. The Forests offer year-around motorized and non-motorized recreation opportunities. Most popular are the trails and campgrounds along four nationally designated Wild and Scenic Rivers such as the Pine, Manistee, Au Sable and Pere Marquette. The Forests management team of botanists, biologists, archeologists, fire, timber, and silvicultural specialists manage for health, harvest, prescribed burns and endangered/sensitive species habitat. The HMNF is host to such species as the Kirtland’s Warbler, Piping Plover, Karner Blue Butterfly and Pitcher’s Thistle. Mio Ranger District (989) 826-3252 Maps and guides are available here. 107 Mc Kinley Rd, Mio, MI 48647
OUR LADY OF THE WOODS SHRINE 100 Deyarmond St, Mio, MI 48647 https://www.olwshrine.org/
Our Lady Of the Woods Shrine
100 Deyarmond Street
OUR LADY OF THE WOODS SHRINE 100 Deyarmond St, Mio, MI 48647 https://www.olwshrine.org/
Located in the northern lower peninsula of Michigan, the Au Sable is known for its high water quality, scenery, recreational opportunities, cold water fishery, and historic and cultural significance. It may just be the finest brown trout fly-fishing east of the Rockies. If that were not enough reason to visit the river, the Au Sable is also one of the best canoeing rivers in the Midwest.
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Au Sable River
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Located in the northern lower peninsula of Michigan, the Au Sable is known for its high water quality, scenery, recreational opportunities, cold water fishery, and historic and cultural significance. It may just be the finest brown trout fly-fishing east of the Rockies. If that were not enough reason to visit the river, the Au Sable is also one of the best canoeing rivers in the Midwest.
You can find out information about tours here: https://www.michiganaudubon.org/kirtlands-warbler-tours/ https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/hmnf/recarea/?recid=19002 Learn more about the famous bird here: http://www.kwconservation.org/kirtlands-warbler-101.html
Kirtland's Warbler Monument
300-398 Morenci Avenue
You can find out information about tours here: https://www.michiganaudubon.org/kirtlands-warbler-tours/ https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/hmnf/recarea/?recid=19002 Learn more about the famous bird here: http://www.kwconservation.org/kirtlands-warbler-101.html
Lumberman’s Monument Visitor Center interprets the area’s colorful lumbering past. The 14-foot Lumberman’s Monument stands on a high bank with the Au Sable River providing a scenic backdrop. Learn about the industry that helped develop northern Michigan and the men who cut the timber that helped build a nation. Climb through a log jam, use a peavey, cut a wooden cookie with a cross-cut saw, and learn about the life of a lumberjack through video and displays. Hike the stairway down to the wanigan, a loggers floating kitchen, or take the short trail to the dune observation deck. Enjoy a Kid’s Day program or take a guided nature hike. 5401 Monument Road Oscoda, MI 48750
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Lumberman's Monument Visitor Center
5401 Monument Rd
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Lumberman’s Monument Visitor Center interprets the area’s colorful lumbering past. The 14-foot Lumberman’s Monument stands on a high bank with the Au Sable River providing a scenic backdrop. Learn about the industry that helped develop northern Michigan and the men who cut the timber that helped build a nation. Climb through a log jam, use a peavey, cut a wooden cookie with a cross-cut saw, and learn about the life of a lumberjack through video and displays. Hike the stairway down to the wanigan, a loggers floating kitchen, or take the short trail to the dune observation deck. Enjoy a Kid’s Day program or take a guided nature hike. 5401 Monument Road Oscoda, MI 48750
A great spot for hiking, wildlife viewing, skiing, snowshoeing Viewing Wildlife The ultimate wildlife viewing experience is watching animals in their habitat. Here are some helpful tips to become a wildlife friendly viewer: Use the right tools - A field guide, a pair of binoculars and a camera. Wear clothing that is appropritate for the season and activitiy. Watch at dawn and dusk - This is the time when most wildlife species are active enough to view. Keep your distance - Maintain a distance that is comfortable for the wildlife. Stay quiet - Move slowly and quietly to increase your chances of viewing wildlife, and to avoid stressing the animals you wish to watch. Do not feed the wildlife - There is plenty of food available in the wild. Human food can cause digestive problems, provide improper nutrition, and even kill an animal.
Loud Creek Trail
4356 Cauchy Rd
A great spot for hiking, wildlife viewing, skiing, snowshoeing Viewing Wildlife The ultimate wildlife viewing experience is watching animals in their habitat. Here are some helpful tips to become a wildlife friendly viewer: Use the right tools - A field guide, a pair of binoculars and a camera. Wear clothing that is appropritate for the season and activitiy. Watch at dawn and dusk - This is the time when most wildlife species are active enough to view. Keep your distance - Maintain a distance that is comfortable for the wildlife. Stay quiet - Move slowly and quietly to increase your chances of viewing wildlife, and to avoid stressing the animals you wish to watch. Do not feed the wildlife - There is plenty of food available in the wild. Human food can cause digestive problems, provide improper nutrition, and even kill an animal.
Allowed: Nonmotorized and nonmotorized snow use Prohibited: Motorized and over-snow motorized vehicles, pack and saddle livestock
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Highbanks Hiking and Ski Trail
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Allowed: Nonmotorized and nonmotorized snow use Prohibited: Motorized and over-snow motorized vehicles, pack and saddle livestock
Iargo Springs in Oscoda, Michigan, features several viewing decks and a boardwalk path through the natural springs. Natural springs are formed from water that naturally flows to the surface from underground. The natural springs can be accessed from the road by stairs leading down to the Au Sable River Provides a spectacular panoramic view of the AuSable River. Site includes large natural springs and is on the banks of the AuSable River, two of the springs have dams. Varied flora includes riparian wildflowers and old growth hardwood. Observation deck, stairway to spring area, boardwalk and some interpretive signs. Highbanks Trailhead. Operated By: Huron Shores Ranger Station - (989) 739-0728 Distance from Mio: approx 45 min
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Iargo Springs
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Iargo Springs in Oscoda, Michigan, features several viewing decks and a boardwalk path through the natural springs. Natural springs are formed from water that naturally flows to the surface from underground. The natural springs can be accessed from the road by stairs leading down to the Au Sable River Provides a spectacular panoramic view of the AuSable River. Site includes large natural springs and is on the banks of the AuSable River, two of the springs have dams. Varied flora includes riparian wildflowers and old growth hardwood. Observation deck, stairway to spring area, boardwalk and some interpretive signs. Highbanks Trailhead. Operated By: Huron Shores Ranger Station - (989) 739-0728 Distance from Mio: approx 45 min
The camp is located in a red pine plantation and is available is available throughout the year for hunting, backpacking, biking and general camping. There are no designated sites, however there are fire rings. Proximal to McKinley Landing. The parking lot is designed for trucks with horse trailers. The camp provides easy access to the Shore-to-Shore Horse Trail.
McKinley Trail Camp
US Highway Govt 4428
The camp is located in a red pine plantation and is available is available throughout the year for hunting, backpacking, biking and general camping. There are no designated sites, however there are fire rings. Proximal to McKinley Landing. The parking lot is designed for trucks with horse trailers. The camp provides easy access to the Shore-to-Shore Horse Trail.

Canoe Rentals

Listing of the local Canoe Rentals nearby.
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Hinchman Acres & Ausable River Canoe Rental
702 S Mount Tom Rd
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Rainbow Resort Canoes and Cabins
731 Camp 10 Rd
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Alcona Canoe Rental
6351 Bamfield Rd
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Parmalee Trading Post
78 N Red Oak Rd

Activities

Other activities you may wish to do.
Located in a unique, carved out-of-the woods location is Michigan’s 2nd largest amusement park, Cedar Valley's Wild Frontier Fun Park! With no entry fee and pay-as-you-play pricing, you can enjoy as much of the park as you wish. Explore our completely restored, vintage rides that spark nostalgia in many of our visitors and offer a full day of fun. The park covers four acres and features 18 rides. Between rides, try your hand at our 19 hole putt-putt course, slow and fast pitch batting cages or one of our midway games. 3780 Weaver Rd, Comins, MI 48619 (989) 848-2799 https://www.facebook.com/cedarvalleyswildfrontierfunpark/ https://www.experiencecedarvalley.com/wildfrontieramusementpark
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Cedar Valley's Wild Frontier Fun Park
3780 Weaver Rd
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Located in a unique, carved out-of-the woods location is Michigan’s 2nd largest amusement park, Cedar Valley's Wild Frontier Fun Park! With no entry fee and pay-as-you-play pricing, you can enjoy as much of the park as you wish. Explore our completely restored, vintage rides that spark nostalgia in many of our visitors and offer a full day of fun. The park covers four acres and features 18 rides. Between rides, try your hand at our 19 hole putt-putt course, slow and fast pitch batting cages or one of our midway games. 3780 Weaver Rd, Comins, MI 48619 (989) 848-2799 https://www.facebook.com/cedarvalleyswildfrontierfunpark/ https://www.experiencecedarvalley.com/wildfrontieramusementpark
Steiner Museum is a Pioneer and Logging Museum dedicated to preserving the history of Oscoda County and the pioneers who settled this area. It is devoted to collecting and displaying artifacts from those who settled our County. My brother has a piece of artwork on display here. Its a large circular saw blade with a painted image of the old lumbering days. Can you locate it? http://steinermuseum.org/ 1980 Reber Rd, Fairview, MI 48621 (989)-848-8249
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Steiner Museum
1980 Reber Rd
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Steiner Museum is a Pioneer and Logging Museum dedicated to preserving the history of Oscoda County and the pioneers who settled this area. It is devoted to collecting and displaying artifacts from those who settled our County. My brother has a piece of artwork on display here. Its a large circular saw blade with a painted image of the old lumbering days. Can you locate it? http://steinermuseum.org/ 1980 Reber Rd, Fairview, MI 48621 (989)-848-8249
Bull Gap Hill Climb is the only designated motorized area on the Huron-Manistee National Forests open to cross-country travel. The sand hill is 0.2 mile and at a 35 - 40% grade. Bull Gap is open to all vehicles with a valid DNR ORV trail sticker. If you chose to use hill climb in a vehicle 50” wide or less, you are required to use the 50” return trail to return to the bottom of the hill. Users in motor vehicles greater than 50” are required to use the full-size motorized vehicle return route.
Bull Gap Trail Head
Bull Gap Hill Climb is the only designated motorized area on the Huron-Manistee National Forests open to cross-country travel. The sand hill is 0.2 mile and at a 35 - 40% grade. Bull Gap is open to all vehicles with a valid DNR ORV trail sticker. If you chose to use hill climb in a vehicle 50” wide or less, you are required to use the 50” return trail to return to the bottom of the hill. Users in motor vehicles greater than 50” are required to use the full-size motorized vehicle return route.
What a unique adventure for adults and children alike!! What was/is your favorite dinosaur? Mine was the stegosaurus. Just a one hour drive from the cabin. 11160 US Highway 23 South Ossineke, MI 49766 Phone: (989) 471-5477
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Dinosaur Gardens
11160 US-23
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What a unique adventure for adults and children alike!! What was/is your favorite dinosaur? Mine was the stegosaurus. Just a one hour drive from the cabin. 11160 US Highway 23 South Ossineke, MI 49766 Phone: (989) 471-5477
See beautiful displays of whitetail deer, the majestic elk, moose, black bear, Alaskan brown bear, polar bear, timber wolves, coyotes, raccoons, lynx, and many more. Learn about their behavior and habitat. Listen to the wolves howl and the elk bugle! There is a gift shop and go carts and mini golf available as well. 850 S. Wisconsin Ave Gaylord, MI 49735 (989) 732-4336 http://www.callofthewildgaylord.com/
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Call of the Wild Museum
850 S Wisconsin Ave
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See beautiful displays of whitetail deer, the majestic elk, moose, black bear, Alaskan brown bear, polar bear, timber wolves, coyotes, raccoons, lynx, and many more. Learn about their behavior and habitat. Listen to the wolves howl and the elk bugle! There is a gift shop and go carts and mini golf available as well. 850 S. Wisconsin Ave Gaylord, MI 49735 (989) 732-4336 http://www.callofthewildgaylord.com/
This is approximately 30 minutes from Mio and 20 min from Luzerne. SUMMER ACTIVITIES: Disc golf, hiking and biking trails, 3D Archery WINTER ACTIVITIES: Our Ski Area offers Downhill Skiing, Snowboarding, Tubing, Snow Shoe Trails, and over 35km of Groomed Nordic Ski Trails. https://hansonhills.org/ 7601 Old Lake Rd Grayling, Michigan 49738 (989) 348-9266
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Hanson Hills Recreation Area
7601 Old Lake Rd
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This is approximately 30 minutes from Mio and 20 min from Luzerne. SUMMER ACTIVITIES: Disc golf, hiking and biking trails, 3D Archery WINTER ACTIVITIES: Our Ski Area offers Downhill Skiing, Snowboarding, Tubing, Snow Shoe Trails, and over 35km of Groomed Nordic Ski Trails. https://hansonhills.org/ 7601 Old Lake Rd Grayling, Michigan 49738 (989) 348-9266
This is a one hour and 40 min drive from Mio. So much to do here: SUMMER ACTIVITIES - ziplining, beach, segway tours, biking trails, disc golf, scenic chair lift rides, swimming, paintball, horseback riding, fishing, tennis and more WINTER ACTIVITIES - sno-go biking, skiing, snowshoe, ice skating, cross country skiing, flat tire biking, and more. There is also golf and an indoor water park. 1 Boyne Mountain Road Boyne Falls, MI 49713 231.549.7256
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Boyne Mountain Resort
1 Boyne Mountain Rd
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This is a one hour and 40 min drive from Mio. So much to do here: SUMMER ACTIVITIES - ziplining, beach, segway tours, biking trails, disc golf, scenic chair lift rides, swimming, paintball, horseback riding, fishing, tennis and more WINTER ACTIVITIES - sno-go biking, skiing, snowshoe, ice skating, cross country skiing, flat tire biking, and more. There is also golf and an indoor water park. 1 Boyne Mountain Road Boyne Falls, MI 49713 231.549.7256

ATV Rentals

Luzerne Express is your place to get groceries, meats, home cooked meals, laundromat, ATV and 4 Wheeler rentals and more!
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Luzerne Express
3535 Park Rd
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Luzerne Express is your place to get groceries, meats, home cooked meals, laundromat, ATV and 4 Wheeler rentals and more!
www.rzrripnrentals.com Call to find out more information about rates or you can book online. 989-632-3229 Located in St Helen
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RZR RIPN RENTALS
938 N St Helen Rd
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www.rzrripnrentals.com Call to find out more information about rates or you can book online. 989-632-3229 Located in St Helen

Shopping/Grocery

An Amish owned and run 100% grass fed creamery, and deli, offering baked goods, produce, whole and skim milk, flavored milks, ice cream, cottage cheese, ice cream, and yogurt. Don't forget to take cash with you!! They do not accept credit cards. 50 West Kittle Road Mio, MI 48647 989-826-8666
The Farmer's Creamery of Michigan (Dairy Store & Farm Kitchen)
50 W Kittle Rd
An Amish owned and run 100% grass fed creamery, and deli, offering baked goods, produce, whole and skim milk, flavored milks, ice cream, cottage cheese, ice cream, and yogurt. Don't forget to take cash with you!! They do not accept credit cards. 50 West Kittle Road Mio, MI 48647 989-826-8666
Another Amish local favorite. You can stock up on bulk snack items, purchase books on Amish life, buy essential oils, and much more. Don't forget to take cash!! They do not accept credit cards 1284 W Kittle Rd, Mio MI 48647
Country Corners Bulk Food
1284 W Kittle Rd
Another Amish local favorite. You can stock up on bulk snack items, purchase books on Amish life, buy essential oils, and much more. Don't forget to take cash!! They do not accept credit cards 1284 W Kittle Rd, Mio MI 48647
305 N Morenci Ave Mio, Michigan 48647 (989) 826-3614
Family Fare Supermarkets
305 Morenci Ave
305 N Morenci Ave Mio, Michigan 48647 (989) 826-3614
Now featuring the Smokehouse Cafe https://www.fairviewfoodmarket.com/smokehouse-cafe-menu 1508 N Abbe Rd Fairview, MI 48621 (989) 848-2820 Closed on Sundays
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Fairview Family Restaurant
1520 N Abbe Rd
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Now featuring the Smokehouse Cafe https://www.fairviewfoodmarket.com/smokehouse-cafe-menu 1508 N Abbe Rd Fairview, MI 48621 (989) 848-2820 Closed on Sundays
https://www.facebook.com/MrBillsMarket/ Owned and operated by my family (nephew and his wife). They offer a wide selection of alcoholic beverages and Dearborn meats from the deli counter. They also have gasoline for purchase. 1509 N Abbe Rd, Fairview, MI 48621 989-848-2300
Mr. Bill's Market
1989 E Miller Rd
https://www.facebook.com/MrBillsMarket/ Owned and operated by my family (nephew and his wife). They offer a wide selection of alcoholic beverages and Dearborn meats from the deli counter. They also have gasoline for purchase. 1509 N Abbe Rd, Fairview, MI 48621 989-848-2300

City/town information

Tip Up Town USA is a festival held each winter for ice fishing in Houghton Lake. See the Chamber for more information: https://www.houghtonlakechamber.net/tip-up-town-usa/ Jan 22, 23 and 29 in 2022. Save the dates!!
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Houghton Lake
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Tip Up Town USA is a festival held each winter for ice fishing in Houghton Lake. See the Chamber for more information: https://www.houghtonlakechamber.net/tip-up-town-usa/ Jan 22, 23 and 29 in 2022. Save the dates!!