Sample a true experience of Southwest Michigan’s favorite destinations.

“It was a beautiful ride.
​I really enjoyed the stops.”

- Colleen
Lakeshore Harvest Ride Participant

FARM AND WINE STOPS

See, touch, smell and taste. Unlike other Michigan bike tours, you don’t just pass by scenic farms and vineyards, you stop, shop and enjoy. All of the Lakeshore Harvest Ride bike routes feature a selection of wineries, family farms, artists and orchards. For details on each participating farm or winery see below or visit Lakeshore Harvest Country Inc. Best of all our free concierge service will deliver purchases to you at your original starting point. Most stops provide water, snacks and bathrooms. We recommend bringing some cash for purchases as not all tour stops accept credit cards. Please note: Farm, Art and Wine Stops are subject to change. ​​

ART AND GIFT STOPS

Look, feel, browse and buy. Shop one-of-a-kind art studios, pottery galleries, wood turning shops and unique gift stops only found on the Lakeshore Harvest Ride. Many of your favorite artists’ studios and gift stops will be back plus we've added several more artists from the Blue Coast Artists (BCA) group. Learn more about our art and gift stops below or visit Blue Coast Artists. Don't forget our free concierge service will deliver your purchases to your original starting point. Most stops provide water, snacks and bathrooms. We recommend bringing some cash for purchases, not all tour stops accept credit cards. Please note: Art and Gift Stops are subject to change. ​

SAG SUPPORT

Lakeshore Harvest Ride partners with Blue Star Barns Coffee & Bikes, Rock’n Road in South Haven and Velo City Cycles to help support the ride. Look for SAG (Support and Gear) at three locations: Fenn Valley Winery, Glenn Community Center and Overhiser Orchards. Or contact any of these terrific bike shops ahead of the ride if you need a bike rental, forgot your helmet or just want some new gear for the ride.