Michigan

in the Great Lakes

Mackinac Island

Did you know that Mackinac Island can be reached by a short ferry ride in the summer from both the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and the Lower Peninsula of Michigan? Mackinac Island is a popular vacation spot situated on Lake Huron near the Straits of Mackinac between the two peninsulas of Michigan. It is officially a part of Mackinac County in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan according to mackinaccounty.net.

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Fudge

Mackinac Island is famous for its fudge which is homemade in shops on the island that often sell caramel corn, saltwater taffy and other confections and treats, as well.

Transportation

Horse-drawn carriages and bicycles are common ways to travel around Mackinac Island which is known for being car-free.

Grand Hotel

The historic and majestic Grand Hotel, one of many charming and unique places to stay on Mackinac Island, is known for its large front porch and has accommodated guests on Mackinac Island since 1887.