Brimley
Point Iroquois Lighthouse
Wheels of History Museum
Corner of Depot St. and M-221
906-248-3665
Bay Mills Casino
11386 W. Lakeshore Dr.
188-422-9645
Brimley State Park (on Lake Superior)
Pendills Creek National Fish Hatchery (trout)
Brevort
Hiawatha Forest Guided Auto Tour of CCC sites (St. Ignace area)
Hiawatha Forest Guided Auto Tour of CCC sites (Eckerman to Raco Area)
CCC Camp Round Lake Interpretive Site & Sand Dunes Cross Country Trail
Lake Michigan Beach between Point aux Chenes and Brevort
Hiking/Educational/Historical
8 miles of sandy public beach
Cut River Bridge Park
Natural/ Site seeing
Bookstore
Smoked Fish Shop
Mackinac Island
Sightseeing
Fort Mackinac
Historical Grand Hotel
Historical Arch Rock
Butterfly House
Horse drawn carriages
Entertainment
Bike rentals
Fudge Shops
Mackinaw City
Colonial Fort Michilimackinac State Park
Historical/ Educational/ Site-seeing
231-436-4226
Just west of the bridge on the shore of Lake Michigan. 1770's Fort, Museum, Archaeological Dig, Live reenactments
Historic Mill Creek Discovery Park
Historical/Educational/Site-seeing/Recreation
231-436-4226
On US-23 (S. Huron St.) 3.7 miles south of Mackinaw City (towards Cheboygan) Reconstructed 1790 pit sawmill w/ reenactments Adventure Park: 50' Tower, Eagles Flight Zip Line, Climbing Wall, Forest Canopy Bridge, Water Power Station, Forest Friends Play Area
Old Mackinaw Point Lighthouse
Site seeing/
Historical
East of Bridge on Lake Huron shore 231-436-4100 Built in 1892. Museum, climb the tower for great views.
Conkling Heritage Park (performing artists)
Site-seeing/ Entertainment Free Concerts At the Band Shell
South Huron Ave.
231-436-5554
Icebreaker Mackinaw Maritime Museum
231-436-4101
Docked on east end of old railroad dock, near Sheplers blue maintenance building. Decommissioned Ice breaking ship open for tours––wear closed toe shoes
Mackinaw Parasailing
209 S. Huron
866-436-7144
231-436-7144
Naubinway
Top of the Lake Snowmobile Museum
Largest commercial fishery on Lake Michigan; fish markets
GarLyn Zoo
Newberry
Oswald's Bear Ranch
13814 Co. Rd. 407 (H 37)
Paradise Area
Tahquamenon Falls
Tahquamenon Falls State Park
Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum and Whitefish Point Lighthouse
Whitefish Point Bird Observatory Trails and gift shop
Whitefish Point Underwater Preserve (shipwreck diving)
Abyss Charter Dives
616-485-7778
Crisp Point Lighthouse |
Sault Ste. Marie
Soo Locks
Soo Locks Boat Tour
Pendills Creek/Sullivan Creek National Fish Hatchery Complex
River of History Museum
Museum Ship Valley Camp
Northern Terminus Prime Meridian
Kewadin Casino
St. Ignace
Sight-seeing/Historical
Developed by the Mackinac Bridge Authority, the park offers wonderful views of the bridge and a telescope to view details, a pavilion with photos and video about the history and construction of the bridge, which is now a registered National Architectural Landmark. The park is open mid-April through November 7am-9pm. Access by Boulevard Dr south from U.S.2 just west of I-75, or take southbound I-75 and exit just before the toll booths–watch for park entrance on right.
Historical/ Educational
500 N. State St.
906-643-9161
Operated by the City of St Ignace, this museum explores the life of the Straits Area 300 years ago when the Ojibwa, Huron, Odawa interacted with the French during this early contact period, and the French Jesuit Mission. The grounds are the location of a significant archaeological site. Displays in the museum discuss the archaeology and history of the site. On the National Register of Historic Places. A replica of a Huron longhouse is on the site. Gift shop of Native American arts and crafts. Located at the north end of the boardwalk, next to the Chamber of Commerce.
Historical / Educational
Located in the Straits State Park, just west of I-75 south of U.S. 2. The memorial enclosure explains the history and significance of Father Marquette. There is also an interpretive trail, and views of the Mackinac Bridge. Entrance is off Boulevard Dr., south off of U.S. 2.
Historical/Educational
334N State St
906-643-6622
Explains the significance of Fort du Baude built by the French in 1690 and its impact on the area. Large displays of artifacts and relics, daily showing of the "Black Robe" Located downtown -- look for the flags.
Entertainment
3025 Mackinac Trail
906-643-7071
Huron Boardwalk
One mile along the shore overlooking Mackinac Island–sight-seeing/Historical–ribbons along the waterfront past shops, docks and marina with an interpretive signs of the history and industry of the area. Displays include an original Mackinaw boat built about 1899.
Shops and Ferry to the Island
U.S. Coast Guard Cutter
Educational
Dock Park
1075 S. Huron, south of downtown, and east of I-75
906-643-6435 .
The 140' ice-breaker, " Biscayne Bay" moored nearby. High security area, photographers may get questioned. Tours only available during special open houses and events.
Airplane Tours
Sight-seeing
Great Lakes Air
1220 N State St.
906-643-7165
Tours over the Mackinac Straits
Straits of Mackinac Underwater Preserve
Shipwreck Diving
Straits Scuba Center
587 N. State St
810-240-4320
Other
Michigan Nature Association: Fred Dye Wildflower Sanctuary: Kenneth
Trout Streams:
Tahquamenon River
Two-Hearted River (Earnest Hemingway)
North Country National Scenic Trail (in area)
North Country National Scenic Trail
Eastern U.P. Bike Tour
Golf
St. Ignace Golf Course
Sault Ste. Marie Country Club
Tanglewood Marsh: Saulte Ste. Marie
Wild Bluff Golf Course: Brimley
The Oaks: Kinchloe
Hidden River Golf and Casting Club: Brutus (PGA Top 100 US)
The Jewel (Grand Hotel Course): Mackinac Island
Wawashkamo Golf Course: Mackinac Island
Newberry Country Club: Newberry |
Grand Marais
Au Sable Light House
Agate Beach
Sable Falls
Grand Sable Bank and Dunes
Log Slide ( almost 300' dune to Lake Superior)
Manistique
Kitchitikipi Big Spring
Site seeing/ Educational
Boardwalk and Lighthouse
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Munising
Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
Pictured Rocks Cruise
Shipwreck Cruise
Grand Island
Others
Le Cheneaux Maritime Museum
Seney Wildlife Refuge
Seul Choix Point Lighthouse |
