Take 10: Exploring the Northern Shore

From tasty treats and peeks into the past, outdoor adventures and family-friendly excursions, discover 10 must-stop destinations to complement a perfect day in Ontario, Canada.

In Love with Western New York: Sprawling Porches

Discover ways to laze the day away with a delicious meal, refreshing drink and marvelous unobstructed lake views.

People of Pennsylvania: Matt Greene

There’s no place in the world quite like Presque Isle State Park, a 3,112-acre peninsula that juts out into Lake Erie. With summer right around the corner, we talked to operations manager Matt Greene about five of his favorite things.

Island State of Mind: Keep It Casual on Kelleys

Those who desire a happy medium between the seclusion of Middle Bass and energy of Put-in-Bay will appreciate the laid-back lifestyle of Ohio’s largest island.

Let Lake Erie Become Your Anchor

Editor Colleen Smitek reveals the inspiration behind this year's Travel Guide — to nudge you out of your comfortable corner of Lake Erie and discover all the magnificent adventures that await along the shoreline and beyond.

Is an RV for Me?

What happens when a die-hard tent camper hits the road in a rented recreational vehicle? We sent writer/photographer Laura Watilo Blake to find out, along with two tweens for a little added drama.

People of Pennsylvania

There’s no better way to get to know a place than by talking with those who love it — and protect it for future generations. Meet Lauren Sovisky, an ambitious entrepreneur who is investing in Erie's future.

The Dish on Detroit

Head to the Motor City for some of the most celebrated dining in the country.

People of Pennsylvania: Steve Gorman

For the Waldameer Park & Water World president, every sunny day feels like a party he's hosting for thousands of guests to have the time of their lives.

Island State of Mind: Kick Back on Middle Bass

Originally named Ile de Fleurs, Middle Bass Island offer seclusion and serenity at its finest.

No Ordinary Time at Lakeside

Step back in time to July 1940 when Eleanor Roosevelt delivered her "The Relationship of the Individual to the Community" speech to one of the largest crowds to ever gather at what is now Hoover Auditorium in Lakeside, Ohio.