Port of Mackinac Island

Mackinac Island, Michigan

The Port of Mackinac Island, located in Michigan, is a historical and picturesque destination situated on a 4.35 square mile island in Lake Huron. Known for its rich Native American heritage and strategic importance during the fur trade era, the island offers a unique blend of cultural events and architectural styles. Visitors can explore Fort Mackinac, a British fort from the American Revolutionary War, and the iconic Victorian Grand Hotel. With a ban on motor vehicles, the island provides a tranquil getaway with attractions like Mackinac Island State Park, offering over 80% preserved natural beauty. Enjoy cycling along M-185, the only state highway in the U.S. where motor vehicles are prohibited, or indulge in delicious fudge from local shops. Don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in the island's history and charm.

Location

City: Mackinac Island

Region: Michigan

Country: United States

Coordinates: 45.86111° N, 84.63056° W