For the best views of the setting sun in Mackinac Island, head to the aptly named Sunset Rock. Sometimes also referred to as Chimney Rock, this stunning lookout point is just a stone’s throw from the Inn. A short wooded trail leads from The Mansion to the bluff.
Let the wind blow through your hair while biking the only U.S. highway where cars are forbidden. The road follows the island’s shoreline for a total of eight miles, and runs by several scenic spots, including Arch Rock, British Landing, Devil’s Kitchen, and Fort Mackinac.
The unmistakable charm of a bygone era seeps from every corner of the lovingly preserved center of town. Venture between Victorian-style buildings with shops hawking the island’s iconic fudge, tony boutiques selling art and decorative pieces, and surprisingly exciting restaurants just off the ferry docks.
Discover the breathtaking natural beauty and rich history of Mackinac Island with a local guide. Leisurely walking tours offer an intimate look at our picturesque landscapes, Victorian architecture, and iconic landmarks, often with a seasonally inspired twist — from spooky fall strolls to brisk winter walks.
Immerse yourself in our island’s vibrant charm. From horse-drawn carriage tours and summer art fairs to fall foliage festivals, historic reenactments at Fort Mackinac, spellbinding scents at the iconic Lilac Festival, and sweet indulgences at the Fudge Festival, there's always something new to try on our timeless island.
Around The Island Discover the breathtaking natural beauty and rich history of Mackinac Island while gaining valuable insight on the history and culture from a local guide. These leisurely tours offer an intimate look at our picturesque landscapes, Victorian architecture, and iconic landmarks, often with a seasonally inspired twist — from spooky fall strolls to brisk winter walks.
