Mackinac Island in Michigan is a car-free island where No Cars are Allowed, and horse-drawn carriages and bicycles are the only transportation. The Grand Hotel's famous porch, Victorian architecture, and world-renowned fudge shops create a charming step back in time on Lake Huron.
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Top spots in Mackinac Island
Arch Rock
Limestone arch overlooking the lake & accessed by trails in an island state park.
Mackinac Island State Park
Composing 80% of this car-free island, this park features limestone bluffs, rocky beach & forests.
Stuart House City Museum, Mackinac Island City
Devil's Kitchen
Eagle Point Cave
Fort Holmes
Scenic island views & a serene backdrop, popular for weddings, at a reconstructed 1817 fort.
3D Maze of Mirrors
Marquette Park
Landscaped, lakeside park featuring grassy fields for picnicking, with many lilacs & scenic views.
Skull Cave
This cave in Mackinac Island State Park once served as a Native American burial site.
"Somewhere in Time" Tree