A Pair Of Lake Michigan Tourist Towns: Charlevoix and Petoskey, Michigan 4K.
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- Опубліковано 29 жов 2020
- Charlevoix and Petoskey are two popular tourist towns along the shores of Lake Michigan in northwestern Michigan. This video will show you why.
Charlevoix: 2:00 - 22:05
View of Lake Charlevoix: 3:12
Michigan Beach Park/Charlevoix South Pier Light Station: 10:10
Mushroom Houses/Thatch House: 11:26
Downtown Charlevoix: 15:15
Charlevoix Drawbridge: 17:47
Another view of Lake Charlevoix: 19:52
Charlevoix Depot Museum: 20:40
US-31 between Charlevoix and Petoskey: 22:05 - 26:30
View of Little Traverse Bay: 26:35
Petoskey: 30:22 - 48:20
Greenwood Cemetery: 30:08
Petoskey's Retail Area: 31:40
Another View of Little Traverse Bay: 32:30
Northern Michigan Community College: 39:43
Petoskey High School: 42:35
Downtown Petoskey: 45:10 - 47:35
Bay View: 48:20 - 49:57
Petoskey State Park: 51:43 - End
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Such a beautiful part of the world really lovely scenery great freindly people lots of green spaces and the sea looks really clean you Americans are lucky to have this on your doorstep I would love this❤️🇺🇲🇬🇧
The Charlevoix Elementary School was the High School at one time. Nice job.
Beautiful homes and setting in Charlevoix; many thanks!
I love your v...os,and I just love the music that you have playing,you are a blessing to me.i am from detroit,MI but I have been in ca since 1979 and I miss the great lakes so thank you so much.etta williams,87 yrs
I love Petoskey!!! Thanks for your videos it makes me want to move back home.....
A good ride through these two great places. I live overseas now but lived in both Petoskey and Harbor Springs and went to school in both places. I'm homesick and nostalgic, so thanks. I must say, though, you need to be more careful driving. You went through a pedestrian crosswalk in downtown Charlevoix, with people in it, without stopping, and you were 10 mph over the limit coming down Mitchell St hill into Petoskey. Traffic's bad enough, as you showed, without tourists breaking the rules. That said, I love your videos and have spent many hours watching them.
What an absolutely beautiful job you did on this! Charlevoix is a magical place to visit. Charlevoix, Petoskey, Indian River, Good Hart and little Cross Village in Autumn are breathtaking. Thank you so much for this. I will visit this video again.
When in Cross village don't get forget to stop at leggs Inn and have some of that lite polish food.
Yea, you might want to do a Kansas video for that small and big towns and cities. Peace!
Very enjoyable! 48 years ago I took a solo (no one else would go with me) bicycle trip around most of Lake Michigan, starting at Milwaukee and going north, through the UP, Mackinac Island, then south along the shore to Ludington. Took the Badger (run by C&O Railroad back then) across to Milwaukee to close the loop. I had hoped to bike across the Mighty Mac, but the hwy dept prohibited that. I had to rendezvous with a hwy worker and have him drive me across with my bike in the back of his truck. We had a great conversation despite my disappointment. He was fascinated by my ride. He explained that wind hazard can make cycling across the bridge too dangerous. This video retraces part of my adventure. Glad that little has changed, however I am noticing more traffic than in 1973, but that is to be expected. I'd like to reenact that ride before I get too old. Thanks so much for producing this. Your narratives prove that you have "done your homework".
That's fascinating. I would love to do a bike trip like that as well. Must've taken you a couple days. I think that traffic was up during my trip in particular because it was one of the last decent weather days of the year before the winter (on a weekend) and everyone wanted to get out of the house due to being cooped up from the COVID lockdowns.
@@ChrisHarden 10 days for the entire trip, including 1 whole day on the island, and 1 whole day hanging out in Ludington waiting for SS Badger. If I decide to re-do the trip I'll look you up. You can mount the GoPro on your helmet!
Thank you so much for uploading this video. It was very nice of you to do this.
Very nice no nonsense video!
very interesting
Awesome video! Took a circle tour roadtrip in 2018 that went through Charlevoix and Petoskey. It was a lot of fun to explore the downtowns and the waterfronts and parks. Great job! One thing I noticed though, at 4:50 you indicated that the first bridge was built in the 1940s. The current bridge was built in the 1940s...there have actually been 5 bridges throughout history there, with the first one being built in the 1800s. By the bridge, there's a nice informational sign showing the history. And yes, all that traffic was definitely because of the bridge going up...got to experience it myself :) Loved exploring the park in Petoskey at the waterfront and along the river...I was very surprised to find such a gem right in the heart of the town! And I remember those beautiful homes in Bay View -- they stand out distinctly in my memory. Cheers
Four generations of my family worked on building either the bridges or the channel works. My great-grandfather in the 1870's-80's, my grandfather when they built the swing bridge, my father on the current bridge, and my late brother when they put in the sheep piling lining the channel in the 1970's.
It is a pretty area. Wouldn't want to spend a winter up there, but summer and fall are nice.
Great video. Lake Charlevoix, Walloon Lake, and Torch Lake are just so beautiful. I spent time on all three growing up in Michigan. The limestone bottoms and crystal clear turquoise waters are just breathtaking. My only suggestion on this video that drove me nuts over and over was your pronunciation of “Charlevoix”. The name may very well be pronounced the way you pronounce it somewhere else in the world, but Michiganders never pronounce it with an up inflection on the end. If anything, they pronounce it with a slight up inflection toward the beginning. More like CHARlevoix.
Hooked on phonics, I pronounce it shar-lih-voy-icks. Nobody from Michigan pronounces it shar-lih- vwah.
@@mikezylstra7514 Actually "shar-lih-vwah" is close to the way French would pronounce it ... and the natives (of which I'm one) pronounce it Char-le-voy
@@gilbertarnold-percy Merci beaucoup!
Great job. I been Petoskey last month and I filmed Petoskey and harbor Springs for my UA-cam channel and I really want to move Petoskey.
It is expensive
15:22 The Villager Pub on your left is a pretty good choice to eat.
No mention of Hemingway, the East Jordon Iron Works (manhole capitol of the world), or Interlochen aka band camp?
I'm currently looking for some place to relocate to for retirement and your travel video's are the best!
Thanks! I don’t have that many videos yet on beautiful places like Charlevoix and Petoskey, but that area and the traverse city area are probably my favorite places in all of the Midwest.
Interesting... there is a Charlevoix too in the province of Québec.
OMG, that was beautiful. I knew wealthy St. Louis families used to summer in Charlevoix back in the day (maybe they still do). Anyway, now I know why.
Those are mostly retired teachers from Chicago with their 100k/yr pensions for life. Charlevoix is crawling with them.
The Chicago Pension system is almost broke. Only 30 percent funded (Chicago Tribune).
The 23 mph speed limit sign gets a special like. Herb Orvis. There's a name I haven't heard for a very long time.
Growing up in Detroit I am 64 we used to take the bus downtown my grandma lived in highland Park and I went to Palmer Park when I was little been to a lot of those cemetery
See i it's I live in the woods it's sad to see all the things that have gone my dad told me that it was going to happen you would be 104 now I have been to most of these Detroit places and Northern places I really enjoy your videos
I also lived in Troy at places sad there's no woods anymore there I lived off of 8th Mile road also hated it
I worked at Beaumont hospital in Royal oak for 23 years when I moved up north are I had five job offers
Yes they do for elementary cuz this is up north this is where the money went
Really enjoy your traveling I feel like I'm in the backseat
Great vid ,much better than 5,6,7,8 mile rd ...ha ha ha
See? I have plenty of videos on nice areas of Michigan haha. More proof that the UA-cam algorithm is evil.
could you please do a video on harsens island michigan and buckley michigan please
I would guess the economies of this area, though designed around tourism, are primarily supported by the part time residents property taxes of their thousands of lakeside ‘cottages’, which are mostly valued way over a million dollars and not subject to the homestead tax exemption
I'm pretty sure it's the hospital is the major employer the ski hills probably second
Should have included East Jordan and Elmira. : )
PS: sny videos for Alpena, Gaylord, Grayling, and Roscommon?
I’ll be back in the area to remake these. Didn’t have a drone then. One of my favorite places in the world.
Gaylord yes. The rest no.
More facts/history as you drive about.
Traverse City used to be one of these, but the money men and “city fathers” are in a building frenzy, and I am not beginning to recognize it!
Just a few observations. How many of these residents are actually all year rounders? How many were retirees and/or ancestors of the auto workers? You can always tell the health of a town by the high number of new vehicles you see, the lack of for sale signs, school ratings, the lack of trash or junked cars out front and the yards all mowed. How about age groups and general demographics? Notice all the vote for Biden signs? I didn't think so.
I think the year round populations are 2,500-ish for Charlevoix, and 5,500-ish for Petoskey. They both seemed like those size of towns respectively, but with traffic for the size of a city with 50,000. I was up on a weekend when people thought that there was going to be peak fall colors.
With the prices up this way and considering that there’s not many jobs up here it’s safe to guess that a large percentage of them are retirees.
Official US census data shows 23 percent of people in Emmet County are 65 or older, compared to 16 percent nationally.
Charleroi County went for Trump
@@billyrayvalentine9360 not surprised at all. Just by looking I could tell.
Very few. It's ghost town from Nov 1 to Jun 1. Hip deep in snow Dec - Mar.
You know p-town is a great place we all have firearms . And nobody ever gets shot .. .. I haven't seen anybody yet that I want to shoot
No blacks, that's why.
I love how you seem to randomly mispronounce Charlevoix, it keeps people watching and listening. :) The best way to improve the interactions with your content is to misspeak and misspell / misuse words.
the resolution is very poor in the video.. not good to look at
That's just the preview.