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While the Great Lakes may take top billing for water features in the Midwest, there are other water basins across these states that are deserving of another look. From excellent vacation destinations to favorite fishing holes, these lakes continue to attract people to their shores year after year.

Hawaii is a point of interest that tops the must-see list of many a traveler. The attraction to The Big Island could be its aloha vibe, magical waterfalls, and breathtaking vistas. Or because it is one of the most romantic places on earth.

The longest north-south road in the United States happens to border the scenic East Coast. From Key West, Florida, to Fort Kent, Maine, US Highway 1 offers almost 2400 miles of stunning views, pristine beaches, and historic ports. The East Coast represents our great nation’s rugged and humble beginnings, each mile revealing the mysteries of a new land our forefathers explored so long ago.

Maps have made the world go round since the beginning of time. We are always trying to find our way to a different destination or a new place to explore, making maps crucial to helping us achieve those goals. Let’s dive into the history of map-making!

Michigan contains over 10,000 lakes and 3,288 miles of shoreline. Many of these miles are pristine and unspoiled, bordering smaller lakes that enhance the lives of the residents that surround them. Without a doubt, the Great Lakes top the list as legendary bodies of water, but give some of these other lesser-known stunners a chance.