Westphalia, MI

Westphalia is a small farming town in central Michigan's Clinton County, about 20 miles northwest of Lansing. Most visitors arrive via I-69 Exit 76, while locals use M-21 for east-west connections to Fowler and Portland. The community sits in Michigan's agricultural heartland, surrounded by corn and soybean fields. St. Mary Catholic Church's distinctive twin spires, built in 1884, tower over the landscape and serve as a landmark visible for miles across the flat farmland.

Airports closest to Westphalia, MI are Capital Region International Airport and Gerald R. Ford International Airport.