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New Buffalo, Michigan
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The Galien River County Park in New Buffalo offers a 300-foot canopy walk that provides excellent views for birdwatchers, especially during migration seasons.
New Buffalo was founded in 1836 by Captain Wessel Whittaker, who envisioned it as a major port city after his ship was caught in a storm and landed on its shores.
The area around New Buffalo served as a significant stop for the Underground Railroad, helping enslaved people escape to freedom in Canada.
The New Buffalo Railroad Museum is housed in a vintage boxcar and depot, showcasing the town's rich railroad history and its role in regional development.
Warren Dunes State Park, located just north of New Buffalo, features towering sand dunes that rise up to 260 feet, offering stunning views of Lake Michigan.
New Buffalo is home to several art galleries and hosts the annual Art Attack festival, celebrating local artists and their works.
