Your Favorite Interstate Exits: I-94 in Michigan

English: Lighthouse of Benton Harbor and St. Joseph (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Interstate 94, which is the last of the east-west highways, is 1595 miles long. The northernmost of the even numbered interstates journeys through seven states. (I-96 is only in Michigan.) This interstate begins its trek from its juncture with I-69 outside Port Huron in Michigan. It joins that city with Chesterfield, Detroit, Romulus, Ann Arbor, Jackson, Marshall, Battle Creek, Kalamazoo, and Benton Harbor.

Attractions near this interstate include Lake St. Clair, Lake Michigan, Belle Isle, Lake Erie, the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House, Lake Huron, the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library, Waterloo Recreation Area and the Kalamazoo River.

Please share with other drivers your experiences as to which exits are best for single travelers or anyone for that matter. Reasons for the choice may include the safety of the surrounding area, the availability of good hotels and restaurants or proximity to the interstate. Please make sure to give the exit number or a description of the location. For example, when I discuss I-40, I would recommend Exit 145 in Oklahoma City. Many hotels and restaurants were located at this exit and I felt safe in the area. This exit was very convenient for easily continuing west without the hassle of dealing with early morning rush hour traffic.