Known as a summertime staple, Silver Lake Sand Dunes is open for winter hiking, fat-tire biking, snowshoeing and sledding.

Kayaks and stand-up-paddleboarding are two great ways to experience Lake Michigan and get a unique perspective on the dunes from the water. Hiking without getting covered in sand is also possible.

The phenomenon of "singing sand" is actually quite rare, but there's a place in Indiana where you can hear it. Indiana Dunes ...

The slopes left behind by the glaciers turned into dunes as a result of Lake Michigan's tide pushing sand up onto the shore overtime. It's this unique phenomenon that garnered the park National ...

Sleeping Bear Dunes features immense and magnificent sand dunes, as well as beaches, forests and inland lakes along a 35-mile strip of the southeastern shore of Lake Michigan. Off the coast, the park ...

The former sand mining site is a junction point between the Lake Michigan Coastal Greenway and the Grand River Greenway, bordered by significant public coastal dune properties to the north and south.

Yes No The Silver Lake Sand Dunes are made for adrenaline-seekers and beach lovers craving uninterrupted days on the coast. Go horseback riding along Lake Michigan's eastern shore at Silver Lake ...

When you think of sand dunes, you might think of the ocean, but on the southern shore of Lake Michigan, there are plenty of dunes — and more! — at Indiana Dunes National Park. Spanning 15 miles of the ...

Diana of the Dunes was the name given by the press to a mysterious young woman whom fishermen said bathed in the lake and ran through the sand to dry off. Once stories of a girl living alone and ...

Iverson, J. D. & Rasmussen, K. R. The effect of wind speed and bed slope on sand transport. Sedimentology 46, 723-731 (1999). Olson, J. S. Lake Michigan dune development — plants as agents and ...