Lake Erie Island Gems

Go beyond the landmarks to find the best hidden eats, quiet trails, and local hangouts across the Lake Erie archipelago.

Uncovering the Lagoons at Presque Isle State Park

Check out the best of nature with boat rentals, free naturalist tours, and incredible wildlife viewing on the water.

Lake Erie’s North Shore: Dunes, Ziplines and New Bridge

Get the scoop on Ontario’s top outdoor adventures and the historic new crossing at the Gordie Howe International Bridge.

Explore Windsor's Historic Distillery Neighborhood

Discover how Walkerville in Ontario has evolved into a thriving cultural hub of artisan cafes, Edwardian architecture and world-class craft beer.

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Lake Erie in the 1700s

As America marks its 250th birthday, discover how 18th-century frontier expansion and colonial clashes along Lake Erie set the stage for a new nation.

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Top Summer Attractions in Western New York

Experience the ultimate summer with fresh Buffalo park transformations, Canalside adventures and Jamestown's historic comedy events.

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Where to Eat and Drink at Put-in-Bay

From iconic dive bars to fine dining, South Bass Island has evolved into a foodie’s paradise. Here’s a roundup of the best destinations for every craving.

Lake Erie in the 1900s

Step into the 20th century to see how the region transformed into a massive industrial powerhouse, fueling the American war effort and driving unmatched manufacturing might.

How Lake Erie Shaped U.S. History

Step back in time for America's 250th anniversary to honor the people, places and historic moments that made Lake Erie essential to our nation's story.

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Lake Erie in the 1800s

From Oliver Hazard Perry's naval victory to the rise of bustling port cities, find out how our Great Lake helped secure and forge a stronger nation during the 19th century.

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Oliver Hazard Perry: Historic Sites, Ships and Exhibits

In Erie, Pennsylvania, uncover the historic monuments, ships and upcoming 2026 museum exhibits dedicated to honoring the famous naval hero of the Battle of Lake Erie.

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