roads

Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula features a unique "end of the road" where US 41 ceases, yet Mandan Road continues to High Rock Bay, a challenging path for overlanders leading to a former NASA site.

While it's technically possible to tunnel under the Straits of Mackinac, it seems unlikely. Here's how a Mackinac Tunnel would compare to other tunnels around the country and world.

An April Fool's Day joke about constructing a new interstate highway across the Upper Peninsula of Michigan is actually a plan worth considering.

The idea of a no-GPS, no-highway road trip in Michigan is gaining traction online. Thanks to readily available paper maps from publishers like Rand McNally and MDOT, along with Michigan's extensive surface road network (especially in the UP), exploring the state "analog style" is entirely doable and offers a charming alternative to modern navigation.

Despite its iconic status in Michigan, many non-Michiganders fail to understand the grandiosity of the Mackinac Bridge.

Could a bridge across Lake Michigan transform travel, or is it just a costly daydream? Find out the staggering estimates and challenges involved.

Discover Michigan's intriguing dead end state highways, where roads abruptly stop due to unique geography.

Most Michigan drivers don't know there are two different iterations of US 24 that enter Michigan. Explore the hidden US 24 connector north of Toledo.

M-46 ends its cross-state journey in downtown Muskegon. But there's something that looks a bit odd about this apparently non-standard Michigan highway sign.

Learn how the closure of the Mackinac Bridge disrupts travel and forces drivers to seek alternative accommodations in nearby towns.

One of America's key north-south highways that virtually crosses the nation ends a scant 150 feet before entering Michigan.

Despite being the longest state highway in Michigan's Lower Peninsula and second longest in the state, M-66 gets very little love and attention.