Spring
It’s springtime… the ground begins to thaw, the sun shows its face more often, and Ludington goes from white to vivid colors.
Photo by Todd & Brad Reed Photography
The ground begins to thaw, the sun shows its face more often, and the world goes from white to vivid colors. It must be springtime in Ludington, and oh, is it glorious. We appreciate the climate change a bit more here in Michigan, and after the long, cold winter, spring feels so good! Now is when the golf courses open, the bikes come out, and the S.S. Badger starts her engine for the first cross-lake journey of the year. The warmer temperatures are perfect for a leisurely stroll, especially along our beaches. It’s a sign that our community is gearing up for the busy summer season, so we take the time to enjoy the quiet splendor of our beautiful region.
It’s springtime… the ground begins to thaw, the sun shows its face more often, and Ludington goes from white to vivid colors.
The summer sun brings the season for beach days! Ludington boasts miles of white sand beach, just waiting for you to enjoy!
Autumn presents a wonderful time for slowing down and enjoying a scenic color tour along the country roads of Ludington.
Enjoy winter activities like skiing, snowshoeing, etc. and take in all the beautiful scenery of a Ludington winter!
Ludington is alive with an array of artistic events that take place throughout the year. There’s music, photography, art galleries, and more.
Arrive in Ludington by boat and dock at one of three marinas: Ludington Municipal Marina, Harbor View Marina, & Pere Pointe Village Marina.
The Music Heritage Trail will take you from Idlewild to Baldwin and from Scottville to Ludington as it explores the historic music scene!
Enjoy an afternoon drive around the Ludington area in October and fill your senses with the vibrant colors of fall.
The Maritime Heritage Trail highlights the lighthouses, industries, art, and figures that make up the maritime history of Mason County!
The bronzed sculptures in Ludington’s 5-acre Waterfront Park sets it apart from other parks. The park is situated on the Lake Michigan inlet.
