Mackinac Island Michigan
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Arch Rock with a lookout over Lake Huron and M-185 highway
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Kayaking in the serene harbor
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Carriage tour of the island, where there are no cars
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Bicycles lining Main Street at night
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From Fort Mackinac, the view as the sun rises over the island
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Lush landscaping surrounding the Father Marquette statue at Marquette Park
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Sugar Loaf, a limestone rock rising near 23 meters above ground
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Getting around by boat in the water and carriages and bicycles on land
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Mackinac Island and Round Island lighthouses serving as beacons for boaters
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The picturesque Little Stone Church, a Michigan historic site
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Spring
5 - 15 ºC
Summer
14 - 23 ºC
Fall
0 - 10 ºC
Winter
-10 - -1 ºC
January
-11 - -3 ºC
February
-11 - -2 ºC
March
-7 - 2 ºC
April
-1 - 9 ºC
May
5 - 16 ºC
June
11 - 21 ºC
July
15 - 24 ºC
August
15 - 24 ºC
September
12 - 21 ºC
October
6 - 13 ºC
November
-1 - 6 ºC
December
-6 - 0 ºC
- Major Airports:
- Pellston (PLN)
- Bishop/Flint (FNT)
- Gerald R. Ford/Grand Rapids (GRR)
- States:
- Michigan
An island immersed in old-world charm
You could say that Mackinac Island, Michigan, is missing a few things – like cars, traffic and smog. That’s because “horseless carriages” – that is, motorized vehicles – were banned in 1898. You can reach the island between Michigan’s Upper and Lower peninsulas only by ferry or charter plane. To get around, hop on a horse-and-c