Traverse City had the "Your Bay, Your Say" sessions in 2005 and we're still waiting for implementation of a bayfront park.
The Teton Boulder Park was conceived in 2009 and opened before the end of 2010.
[Via Adventure Journal: Teton Boulder Project Comes to Life in the Heart of Jackson Hole]
Love it. A great idea and a great looking park and it went from idea to implementation quickly because the City and Businesses all got behind it.
Another reminder of how slow things are here in Traverse City is the Hotel Indigo. News of a hotel in the warehouse district came in 2008, today's update at MWaT: The Hotel Indigo Tunnel Returns indicates the hotel may not happen at all.
Showing posts with label silent-sports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label silent-sports. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
The Few, The Proud, The Cold Weather Surfers
People who surf the Great Lakes in the winter are different. They are fanatical. They are obsessive. Or as the Lake County News Chronicle from Two Harbors says "the fanatics from the Superior Surf Club who will drop everything to catch good waves". (See: Catching a cold wave)
And this is the value in establishing a whitewater/surf park downtown on the Boardman River. It would create a year-round downtown destination for people from all over the midwest who were in search of getting their wave fix.
This is why I support the Traverse City Whitewater Park.
And this is the value in establishing a whitewater/surf park downtown on the Boardman River. It would create a year-round downtown destination for people from all over the midwest who were in search of getting their wave fix.
This is why I support the Traverse City Whitewater Park.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Mushing Up Winter Tourism
Northern Michigan is working hard on bringing more of the silent sports to the area. The latest news is there are some new sled dog racing events in the pipeline.
See MLive: Sled-dog races go from dream to reality; three new events in Michigan for 2010
A related activity is Skijoring, and it has been becoming much more popular in Michigan since the 1990's. See OYB: Skijoring in Michigan!
The wonderful little town of Steamboat Springs is the western capital of skijoring; there is not a skijoring capital in the eastern U.S., which town in northern Michigan will embrace the title?
If you want to get started I have been happy with Black Ice Dog Sledding Equipment
See MLive: Sled-dog races go from dream to reality; three new events in Michigan for 2010
A related activity is Skijoring, and it has been becoming much more popular in Michigan since the 1990's. See OYB: Skijoring in Michigan!
The wonderful little town of Steamboat Springs is the western capital of skijoring; there is not a skijoring capital in the eastern U.S., which town in northern Michigan will embrace the title?
If you want to get started I have been happy with Black Ice Dog Sledding Equipment
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