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Table 14
The serious dinner spot in town — a husband-and-wife operation drawing on Southern low-country cooking and fresh Great Lakes ingredients. The kind of place where the whole city has an opinion about what to order.
Jamesport Brewing Company
A downtown brewpub in a historic building with high ceilings and a garden deck out back. The Great Lakes perch is the thing to order and the beer is solid. Ranked #2 in Ludington on Tripadvisor for a reason.
Ludington Lighthouse Trail
The classic Ludington hike — 4.3 miles through sand dunes, pine forest, and small ponds out to Big Sable Point Lighthouse on Lake Michigan. Flat, scenic, and payoff at the end.
Lost Lake and Island Loop
The highest-rated trail in Ludington State Park — a 2.1-mile loop around Lost Lake with a spur to a small island. Perfect for a shorter outing or as a warmup before the lighthouse trail.
Starving Artist Brewing
A few miles outside of town on a country road, Starving Artist runs an all-outdoor beer garden behind a house with some of the most interesting craft beer in Mason County. Worth the short drive.
SS Badger Lake Michigan Carferry
The four-hour crossing to Manitowoc, Wisconsin on the last coal-fired steamship in the country is a genuinely memorable experience — deck chairs, live entertainment, full bar, and Lake Michigan as far as you can see.
Ludington State Park
One of the most popular state parks in Michigan — 5,000 acres of forested sand dunes, Lake Michigan frontage, inland lakes, and 21 miles of trails. The kind of place where you can spend a full day without covering everything.
Big Sable Point Lighthouse
An 1867 lighthouse at the end of a 3.6-mile beach walk through the state park. The black-and-white tower is the most photographed spot in Ludington and the climb to the top is worth the small fee.