Maps of Mackinac Island

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Mackinac Island Landmarks
Long before Mackinac Island became a popular summer travel spot with historic hotels, world-famous fudge and charming horse-drawn carriage rides, it was a military stronghold. But long before even Fort Mackinac was established, it was the unbridled power of the surrounding water itself that made Mackinac Island into what it is today. In fact, Mackinac Island’s most popular natural attractions were here eons ago.
Maps of Mackinac Island
While there’s no road map to car-free Mackinac Island, the official Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau web site has lots of resources to help you map out your visit. Literally, you can find actual maps in the Mackinac Island Guides & Maps: Download Directory. Whether you’re plotting routes for a hike through Mackinac Island State Park or wondering where to find groomed cross-country ski trails for a winter visit, there’s a map to guide your planning.
Mackinac Island Ski Trails: Maps of Mackinac Island
As many as 15 miles of trails are groomed for cross-country skiing during winter on Mackinac Island when there’s enough snow on the ground. This map highlights the primary skiing area in Mackinac Island State Park, between British Landing/Garrison Road and the lakeshore from the East Bluff north to British Landing and Point aux Pins at the tip of the island.
Mackinac Island Shopping Districts: Maps of Mackinac Island
You could spend all day shopping on Main Street in downtown Mackinac Island. But then you’d be missing out on the boutiques and galleries elsewhere on the island. This Mackinac Island shopping map shows the primary areas with retail stores to discover including shops at Grand Hotel and Mission Point Resort, along Market Street and up in Surrey Hill where public horse-drawn carriage tours make a stop.
Best Places to Watch the Sunset: Maps of Mackinac Island
Mackinac Island offers breathtaking spots to watch the sunset, both from land and on the water with a boat cruise or kayak tour. Six of the best places to go are on this map of Mackinac Island sunset spots, including the aptly named Sunset Rock near the Inn at Stonecliffe.
Off the Beaten Path: Maps of Mackinac Island
In addition to delightful places to stay right in the middle of all the action in downtown, there are several Mackinac Island places to stay off the beaten path. This map highlights 10 of the options including three destinations on the sunset side of the island, Small Point B&B on the east side of the island and several cottages and condos available through Mackinac Vacation Rentals.
Mackinac Island Gardens: Maps of Mackinac Island
Known for the world’s largest lilac stems, Mackinac Island has lots of other flowers to enjoy, too. This map of Mackinac Island flower gardens shows seven hotels with gardens that are open to the public. Of course, there also are lots of wildflowers in Mackinac Island State Park, which makes up 80% of the island.
Historical Sites: Maps of Mackinac Island
With churches going back 350 years and a fort that dates to the 18th century, there’s a lot of history on Mackinac Island. This map shows some of the most historical sites including the oldest house in Michigan and a War of 1812 battle site.
Iconic Mackinac Island Rock Formations: Maps of Mackinac Island
Known for its unique geologic history, Mackinac Island has several fascinating rock formations to discover. While Arch Rock is perhaps the best known, this map of Mackinac Island Rock Formations identifies 10 spots including limestone stacks such as Sugar Loaf and Friendship’s Altar, caves including Eagle Point Cave, Cave of the Woods, Skull Cave and Devil’s Kitchen, and scenic rock outcroppings including Robinson’s Folly and Sunset Rock. There’s also a literal crack in the island that you can walk through, too.
Favorite Fall Views: Maps of Mackinac Island
While there’s no road map to car-free Mackinac Island, the official Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau web site has lots of resources to help you map out your visit. Literally, you can find actual maps in the Mackinac Island Guides & Maps: Download Directory. Whether you’re plotting routes for a hike through Mackinac Island State Park or wondering where to find groomed cross-country ski trails for a winter visit, there’s a map to guide your planning.
Trail Map: Maps of Mackinac Island
While there’s no road map to car-free Mackinac Island, the official Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau web site has lots of resources to help you map out your visit. Literally, you can find actual maps in the Mackinac Island Guides & Maps: Download Directory. Whether you’re plotting routes for a hike through Mackinac Island State Park or wondering where to find groomed cross-country ski trails for a winter visit, there’s a map to guide your planning.
Picnic Spots: Maps of Mackinac Island
While there’s no road map to car-free Mackinac Island, the official Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau web site has lots of resources to help you map out your visit. Literally, you can find actual maps in the Mackinac Island Guides & Maps: Download Directory. Whether you’re plotting routes for a hike through Mackinac Island State Park or wondering where to find groomed cross-country ski trails for a winter visit, there’s a map to guide your planning.
Maps of Mackinac Island
While there’s no road map to car-free Mackinac Island, the official Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau web site has lots of resources to help you map out your visit. Literally, you can find actual maps in the Mackinac Island Guides & Maps: Download Directory. Whether you’re plotting routes for a hike through Mackinac Island State Park or wondering where to find groomed cross-country ski trails for a winter visit, there’s a map to guide your planning.