Whether you wish to explore the miracles of nature, or the marvels of mankind, you'll find what you're looking for in Michigan. The state boasts over 100 pristine beaches, two national lake shores, 100 lighthouses, 100 species of trees and 99 state parks. Whether your vacation plans include tea time at a cozy bed and breakfast, or tee time at the golf course, a visit to Michigan will satisfy your desires. The city of Adrian boasts a skate park for kids and kids at heart. Balance play time with a visit to the Croswell Opera House, which is one of the oldest theaters in America. For the artistically and intellectually inclined, Ann Arbor hosts a variety of annual book and arts festivals. If you are intrigued by lighthouses, head to Bois Blanc Island. The historic lighthouse was built in 1867. Some people describe Cadillac, Michigan as the ultimate Norman Rockwell type of place. This beautiful city on the lakes is home to the Adventure Island Gold Course. East Lansing, home to Michigan State University combines small town charm with cosmopolitan sophistication. Take the kids to the Michigan 4-H Children's Gardens, which features a tree house made from twigs, a garden house, as well as a number of themed gardens. With an enviable location in the southwest corner of Antrim county, Elk Rapids is bounded by East Grand Traverse Bay to the west, Elk Lake to the east and Bass Lake to the north. The Elk River runs through this quaint little city, which entices boaters, shoppers, historians and sunbathers to visit its sandy shores. This is a place that values historic preservation, so for a truly authentic experience, why not stay at a restored Colonial home? Bring your guy or gal to the Air Zoo in Kalamazoo, and fly the Zero, Wildcat, Hellcat, Corsair, Kawasaki George and P-38 Lightning simulators. In Bounceland, your kids can jump on giant inflatable toys. Oh, go ahead and join them. You can regain your sophistication by staying at a local bed and breakfast. Harbor Springs appeals to boaters and fishing enthusiasts during the summer, and cross country skiers in the winter. When you tire of the cute and quaint, and long for big city excitement, head to Grand Rapids, which boasts a vast variety of nightclubs museums and restaurants.