Harrison. MI

https://www.thetamaracks.com

Harrison, MI

https://www.snowsnake.net/

Harrson, MI

https://www2.dnr.state.mi.us/publications/pdfs/forestslandwater/ORV/Maps-Trail/leota_trail.pdf

Harrison, MI

https://www.dugganscanoes.com/

Harrson, MI

https://www.4xadventureland.com/attractions

18 Hole Putt-Putt Course + Single & Double Go-Karts + Batting Cages + Ice Cream + X'Scape Rooms!

CLARE COUNTY LAKES WITH PUBLIC ACCESS

Arnold Lake (9 mi./15 mins) 118 Acres, 20 feet deep, Public Access on east Side of the Lake. Beach on south side.

Budd Lake (2 mi./5 mins) 175 Acres, 30 feet deep, Public Access on the South end. Beach within Wilson State Park

Cranberry Lake (7 mi./14 mins) 264 Acres, 20 feet deep, Public Access on the east side

Crooked Lake (25 mi./30 mins) 264 Acres, 73 feet deep, Public Access on the north side

Five Lakes (10 mi./13 mins) 142 Acres, 67 feet deep, Public Access on the end of Beaverton Rd.

Lake George (13 mi./18 mins) 134 Acres, 25 feet deep, Public Access on the north-west Corner. Beach on north-east corner.

Little Long (5 mi./9 mins) Lake 43 Acres, 60 feet deep, Public Access on north end

Long Lake (11 mi./17 mins) 210 Acres, 70 feet deep, Pubic Access on the west side

Sutherland Lake ( 4 mi./9 mins) 42 Acres, 10 feet deep, Public Access on the west side

Windover Lake (16 mi./20 mins) 50 Acres, 65 feet deep, Public Access on the north end

All of these lakes have boat launches, as well.

Harrison / Clare Couty, MI

https://www.clarecountyrecreation.org/hiking-biking.html

Harrison, MI

https://www.facebook.com/snowbirdlanes/

AMISH

Well, hmm….They are tucked all around the county. The main ”stores” are found in a quick Google search, but you’ll see little roadside stands and barns dotted all over the county. It’s hard to pinpoint them on this site where to find them all. Best thing that I’ve found is to hit one of the stores and ask where you might find one that has something you may be interested in . Grab some ice cream at Walraven’s here in Harrason and head out into the countryside for an afternoon of exploration.

ANTIQUES

Ok, a little easier for this one… lol - Here’s a quick Yelp link that shows several. If you’re feeling adventurous, then head to Bay City, which is an hour away. The Bay City Antiques Center claims to be the largest store in Michigan. Yeah, it is a big one. We’ve been there a couple times and you can wander and browse for hours.

https://www.yelp.com/search?cflt=antiques&find_loc=Clare%2C+MI+48617

Clare, MI

https://idealtheatre.com/