Optimize your Boyne Falls getaway with a fly fishing trip on Northern Michigan waters. Boyne Outfitters organize an array of tours like the Traditional Trout Float and Walk & Wade Adventure for a relaxing and therapeutic experience. Cast your rod and reel into the Sturgeon or the Boyne, to get a hold of beautiful trout and seasonal salmon, while taking in the enchanting views of the surrounding flora and fauna. Certified guides help you navigate the trout streams and provide with cutting-edge equipment. Here you can also avail private lessons.

Little Traverse Wheelway is a picturesque paved trail running parallel to the Route 31. The 26-mile (41.8-kilometer) strip stretches from Charlevoix to Petoskey to Harbor Springs, thus interlinking Northern Michigan's coastal crowned jewels. A popular path among joggers, walkers, cyclists and rollerblading enthusiasts, the winding trail gives way to stunning views of the bay and the glistening Lake Michigan. Make a pit stop for lunch at one of the many parks en route; equipped with picnic facilities, the Petoskey State Park is a scenic respite. During the warmer months, the metamorphosing hues of the foliage add an extra dimension to your excursion.

The Petoskey State Park is a one-of-a-kind park located at the northern edge of Little Traverse Bay. One can swim, hike, camp or participate in the famous stone hunting here. The park also houses the Petoskey Stone, popularly known as Michigan's 'state stone.' Filled with mature forests, hiking and biking trails, beaches and more, this park is a must see for all first-time Petoskey visitors. The park also features two campground facilities.

A beach by Lake Michigan, this beach is one of the primary tourist attractions in the city. Lake Michigan is one of three lakes that border this beautiful city. This scenic waterfront is not only appealing to the eyes, but is also one of the popular entertainment venues. Lake Michigan Beach houses a playground for outdoor sports like volleyball and also has a pier for adventure sports. Located along Park Avenue, the beach is close to the city's restaurants and coffee shops to head to after an exhausting but fun outing by the water.

Harbor Springs History Museum narrates the history of this beautiful city. Managed by the Harbor Springs Historical Society, this museum displays permanent exhibits that include photographs and artifacts that celebrate the history of the Ottawa community and the Indo-American tribes native to the area. The museum houses five galleries within itself: local history gallery, discovery gallery, west vault gallery which features permanent exhibits and the main and north galleries that house temporary exhibits. Harbor Springs History Museum also serves as an event venue.

Fisherman's Island State Park is located along the Lake Michigan shoreline in Charlevoix. This state park is maintained by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and includes the tiny Fisherman's Island, a vast campground and the picnic area. The sloping terrain has rolling dunes covered with maple, spruce and cedar trees. The park has about 75 camping sites, a sunbathing and beach area, and several miles of natural trails. Hikers, bird-watchers and nature-enthusiasts will have a field day at Fisherman's Island State Park. It also provides picnic tables and grills for parties.