7 Times Snow Transformed Michigan Into The Most Beautiful Scenery

So we've had a pretty mild winter. Thing is, despite some record-breaking, higher-than-normal temps so far this season, it's bound to happen that one of these days some of our most popular areas in Michigan will be completely transformed by the snow.

7) Belle Isle, before

From romantic view on date night...

Belle Isle, after

To frozen tundra on the Detroit River.

6) Mackinac Island, before

By summer, a popular resort town.

Mackinac Island, after

By winter, a turn-of-the-century winter carriage ride.

5) Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, before

This happens to be one of the best kayaking destinations during the summer months...

Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, after

During the winter? Well, let's just say kayaking may be just a little harder.

4) University of Michigan, before

At once, Ann Arbor is the vibrant home to the University of Michigan.

University of Michigan, after

By winter, it's no less dynamic, but the blanket of snow completely changes the vibe.

3) St. Joseph Lighthouse, before

What a peaceful view along the beach...

St. Joseph Lighthouse, after

And then by winter, the view is no less dramatic, but in a totally different way.

2) Michigan State University, before

Impressive any time of year...

Michigan State University, after

But with the snow, the MSU campus looks like it will really stand the test of time for generations to come.

1) Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore, before

Yes, Sleeping Bear is one of the most picturesque beaches in the U.S.

Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore, after

And, when covered with snow, it's completely breathtaking.

Pretty dramatic, huh? Tell us though, where are some of your favorite places that become out-of-this-world come winter?