TRAILS AND PATHWAYS

Michigan’s Upper Peninsula has a vast network of snowmobile trails that crisscross the peninsula through state, federal, and private lands and offer scenic views of the Great Lakes, inland lakes, waterfalls, and even lighthouses! State-designated snowmobile trails are open December 1 through March 31, weather permitting.

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Anyone who loves the water and watching boats will get their heart’s content in the Straits area. From ferries to “footers” and catamarans to cabin cruisers, you’re sure to see them all plying the waters of the Straits of Mackinac.

If you’re angling for a good time, the Straits area doesn’t disappoint. From the Great Lakes to inland lakes, rivers, and streams, anglers will find a wide variety of species for which to fish.

The Mackinac Bridge was designed by engineer David B. Steinman. Construction for the bridge began in May 1954 and took 48 months to complete with over 3,500 workers. The Mackinac Bridge was opened for travel on November 1, 1957 and was the longest suspension bridge in the world at that time.

Only thirty miles northeast of St. Ignace the 36-island archipelago of Les Cheneaux is home to some of the area’s newest educational and cultural opportunities, and a world famous antique boat show

The Eastern Upper Peninsula has a lot to offer. We are in driving distance — or a ferry ride — away from some of the state’s most scenic destinations.

FAVORITE TRAILS & PATHWAYS