Stop for coffee and brunch at a hidden gem in Felton, Michigan. Which has a great brunch and dinner 6 days a week (closed Tuesdays), and the baked goods are legendary. You'll want to be caffeinated and well nourished for the rest of your day!

At this car parking, you can charge up your vehicle. By the way, it is located near the large shopping mall. So, here you can have a stroll, while your EV is charging up.
Type: Tesla Supercharger 10 Plugs Power: 120 kW

Spend 5-10 minutes driving through downtown Frankenmuth to get your bearings, see the full thing, and find a charging station.

Your first introduction to Frankenmuth should always be Bronner's CHRISTmas Wonderland, America's biggest Christmas store. Imagine it like Costco for Christmas decorations! Admire the spectacle and feel a little Christmas joy (no matter the time of year) before heading into downtown Frankenmuth, a town that leans heavily into its Bavarian theme.
Have a look at the official website to know about some special events.

Stop for lunch and a beer tasting at America's oldest microbrewery, open since 1862. The brewery has a wide-ranging food menu (with a German twist) and a minimum of 15 different beers on tap to try. You'll love trying the flight of their best ales!
You can check the official website to explore the menu.
Note that the place is closed on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Take a leisurely stroll down S Main Street and explore downtown Frankenmuth, which has a great shopping district. You'll end at the River Place Shops. Some shops waiting to be discovered on your route: The Cheese Haus, Doll Shop, Chocolate Shop (seriously: you won't want to miss a chance to try the fudge).

You're aiming for the evening sailing of the Bavarian Belle Riverboat. This tour will take you on a historical riverboat for a 1-hour history tour, rated the best thing to do in Frankenmuth.
Open May-October. Schedules can be checked here.

End your day in Frankenmuth at the Bavarian Inn Restaurant. You'll be treated to southern classics, include a famous fried chicken. Make sure you try the home-brewed root beer (maybe with ice cream?).
You can reserve the table or order a take-out on the official website.

Since you have a pretty long day, you may need to stretch your leg and have a stroll. The beautiful Rowden park is located on the coast of the small local lake, so there you can see a mesmerizing view of the sunset rays reflecting on the surface of the water. The trail here is not very long, so it won't take much time to see all the beauties.

That is the end of your road trip to Little Bavaria! Have a good evening!