Glen Arbor is one of several delightful resort villages in northwest Michigan. It boasts many shops, restaurants, and lake water sports. 

Glen Arbor is on the shores of Lake Michigan, near the Sleeping Bear Sand Dunes National Park.

Big Glen Lake, Little Glen Lake, and nearby Crystal Lake rival the Caribbean for blue water. 

Glen Lake was described as the world's third most beautiful lake by National Geographic Magazine.

Within ½-hour is Traverse City and its extensive recreation and tourism, and the "Cherry Capital of the World." 

Also within a ½-hour drive is the world-famous Interlochen Music Arts School, with recognized performers appearing all summer.

The air and water are clean and beautiful, and the people are warm, friendly, and helpful.

Golf courses abound in area. Courses are highly rated.

Glen Arbor is a picturesque village near Glen Lake and the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. 

Each summer Glen Arbor draws tourists who enjoy the beautiful scenery--lakes, rivers, forests, park campsites and hiking trails, as well as the famous cherry orchards.

Fly in to Cherry Capital Airport directly via Northwest.

Nearby Leland attracts tourists also to its quaint "Fishtown" port, where gift shops from old fishing shanties line the wharf, and large lake-sailing yachts can be viewed from the docks.

Leelanau County is known to be one of the most picturesque in the state, if not in the country.

Wine tours (self and guided) and tasting in Leelanau County and Old Mission Peninsula.

Day ferry to North and South Manitou Islands (also part of National Park) in Leland.

Overnight camping trips to the Manitou Islands--8 and 10 miles out--can be arranged through one of the many charter companies in the area.