Arch Rock

One of the most photographed spots on Mackinac Island, Arch Rock, a geological formation of a natural limestone arch, is a truly breathtaking and wonderous attraction.  This amazing site to se...      More Details

Biking & Hiking

Mackinac Island is eighty percent State Park land, with 70 miles of roads and trails within the park for biking and hiking.  Bike rentals are available on the Island, or you can bring your own...      More Details

Butterfly Houses

Mackinac's Original Butterfly House is a must see family experience. This live butterfly exhibit is the first of it's k...      More Details

Carriage Rentals and Tours

Since motor vehicles are not permitted to intrude on the natural beauty of Mackinac Island, there is no better way to visit this historic isle and see the legendary points of interest than by carri...      More Details

Cave in the Woods

Near the Mackinac Island airport, Cave in the Woods is located at  the Crack in the Island;  which is a very narrow yet very extraordinary trail.  Make sure to pack some bug spr...      More Details

Churches

There are a several functioning historical churches on Mackinac Island.

Historic Mission Church is a classic structure  that showcases Colonial New England style architecture in f...      More Details

Cross-Country Skiing

This unique winter wonderland is the perfect winter destination, boasting some of Michigan's finest cross-country skiing. Cross-country skiing season is mid-December through March. Ski rentals are&...      More Details

Exploring the Island

The natural beauty of Mackinac Island State Park is unsurpassed, honored by National Geographic as one of the ten finest in America.  Parade Magazine has designated Mackinac Island as one...      More Details

Fort Holmes

Fort Holmes was originally established as Fort George by the Britisth Forces during the last year of the War of 1812 to help defend t...      More Details

Fort Mackinac

Built by the British in 1780 to protect the Great Lakes Fur Trade, Fort Mackinac served as a sentinel in the Straits of Mackinac for 115 y...      More Details

Golfing

There are two golf courses on Mackinac Island. The Grand Hotel's challenging 18-hole course, and the historic Wawashkamo Golf Clu...      More Details

Horseback Riding

A favorite past time from over a  century ago, horse back riding  is still a main attraction on the Island. Mackinac Island is the one place where horses always have t...      More Details

Into the Past

When you step off of the ferry, you will be surrounded by a living Victorian village - shops and restaurants, horses and carriages, people on foot and on bicycles. Enjoy the downtown hustle and bus...      More Details

Island Paradise

Surrounded by the sparkling blue waters of Lake Huron between Michigan's upper and lower peninsulas, Mackinac Island offers an unforgettable natural and historical vacation experience. From a roman...      More Details

Sailing & Charters

Sailboat rides and boat charters are available daily from the Mackinac Harbor or if fishing is your sport Check out  the Michigan ...      More Details

Shopping & Fudge

No one can resist spending time on Main Street and Market Street, visiting the numerous specialty stores, looking for that special remembrance of Mackinac Island. Watch the fudge being ma...      More Details

Skull Cave

Skull Cave is a small and shallow cave on the central heights of Mackinac Island. The cave was carved during the Algonquin post-glacial period by waters of Lake Algonquin, a swollen meltw...      More Details

Special Events

Mackinac's most famous event is the Annual Lilac Festival held every year in early to mid-June which is a whole week full of activities.  Some of the other events include the Zoo De ...      More Details

Sunset Rock

Sunset Rock , also referred to as Chimney Rock, is located on the west end of the island near Stonecliffe, offers an absolutely stunning view of Lake Huron and the Mackinac Brid...      More Details