The Dune Climb is the only spot in the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore where you can use your sled ❄️ | MLive.com

🔗: https://l.mlive.com/ee34jw Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore is home to the oldest inn in any national park. The Sleeping Bear Inn was closed for 50 years, but after a meticulous two-year renovation, it reopened in June. It's open year-round with the exception of a spring break from the end of March through the beginning of April. (Joel Bissell/MLive.com) | MLive.com

Pyramid Point Overlook is one of the most iconic views in Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, located just north of Glen Arbor, Michigan. A short but steep 0.6-mile hike leads to a dramatic bluff more than 300 feet above Lake Michigan, with sweeping views of the Manitou Islands and crystal-blue water. The trail winds through hardwood forests and old farm fields, making it scenic year-round. Visitors are strongly warned not to descend the bluff—it’s steeper and more dangerous than it looks. I

It's that time of year when you can take your sled along on a trek up the Dune Climb at Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. Every winter the dune transforms into a massive sledding hill. The park allows sleds, skis, snowboards, toboggans and inflatable tubes in the designated area when it is covered with snow. (Lori Chapman/MLive.com) | MLive.com

Winter has come early to Sleeping Bear Dunes!⛄️ The D.H. Day Campground will be closing for the season tomorrow or Friday at the latest. You can hike or ski past the D.H. Cabin along the Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail. | Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore