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Official city government site includes information about the city's departments, services, meeting calendar and ordinances. The Traverse City area is the largest producer of tart cherries in the USA. The Traverse City area features varied natural attractions, including freshwater beaches, vineyards, a National Lakeshore, downhill skiing areas, and numerous forests. The city is the main
port of the Grand Traverse Bay; a long, natural harbor separated from the waters of Lake Michigan by the Leelanau Peninsula, and divided longitudinally almost evenly by a narrow peninsula of tiered hillsides and farmland called Old Mission Peninsula.
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If you'd like a break from relaxing on our beaches, there are plenty of other activities available in Traverse City. Visit some of our many art galleries. Take in a museum. Play mini-golf or drive a go-kart on a race track. Ride a restored antique carousel inside a shopping mall. Stroll though our vibrant downtown shopping district. There's no end to the action in Traverse City!
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The Traverse City Area Chamber of Commerce believes in earning and maintaining a strong image and reputation among all our stakeholders-our members, our communities, our elected officials, and our partners. Our benefits and services will only be as good as our current and prospective members perceive them. For this reason, we will incorporate our values into messages and actions that we sincerely believe in. We will adhere to these values as a means to establish trust and a confidence in our community role.
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Jutting north between the azure arms of Lake Michigan's Grand Traverse Bay lies Old Mission Peninsula. Situated at the globe's 45th parallel – the ideal climate for growing varietal wine grapes – the seven distinct wineries that comprise this stunning appellation have been well recognized by international wine enthusiasts.
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With over public 100,000 votes, Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore was named the "Most Beautiful Place in America" on ABC's Good Morning America. The Sleeping Bear Dunes to one of the most beautiful natural areas in Michigan's Lower Peninsula. Come and enjoy 35 miles of Lake Michigan's coastline, explore North and South Manitou Islands, and of course climb the dunes!
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Located on the 45th parallel, Grand Traverse Bay is located off Lake Michigan in Northern Michigan. The sailing season is from late May until early October. The bay is 32 miles (51 km) long and 10 miles (16 km) wide and is divided into two arms by the Old Mission Peninsula. Traverse City is situated at the south end of the bay where the Boardman River empties into the west arm. Cherry orchards line the bay region, giving rise to Traverse City's claim to be the Cherry Capital of the World.
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Do you remember the sights, sounds, and smells of a summer celebration in your hometown when you were a kid? It might have been a carnival, parade, or a festival to honor the Fourth of July or a seasonal specialty.
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Founded by film maker Michael Moore, features independent, foreign, and documentary films at several venues. Includes movie list, news and events.
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The Leelanau Peninsula is located in the Northwest corner of Michigan's Lower Peninsula. Surrounded by water on three sides, the Leelanau Peninsula offers a wide variety of recreation, attractions and culture.
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Traverse City Rated #1
Foodie City In America
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Traverse City Tops The List
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Explore Historic Lighthouses
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Livability.com has rated Traverse City as the #1 "Foodie City" in America. Discover why for yourself. Long known for its scenic beauty and recreational bounty, the Traverse City area has also begun to attract attention as one of America’s most unique culinary destinations.
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Those of us who live in Traverse City already know what a special place it is. Just the same, it’s always nice to hear what others say about this great town and its surroundings. Here’s a sampling of some of the national rankings Traverse City has been included in recent months: AOL Travel News (June 2010) gave Traverse City the #8 spot .
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Thanks to its location on Grand Traverse Bay near the once-bustling Manitou Passage (a time-saving but frequently hazardous route between the mainland and the mysterious Manitou Islands) Traverse City is a convenient base for exploring five historic lighthouses. Best of all, four of the five can be easily visited and are open for tours
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