• Explore Fort Mackinac, a low-profile stone outpost that has guarded the Straits of Mackinac since 1780. The fort features the most historic building in Michigan, a beautiful view of the harbor, dozens of exhibits, buildings, and historic re-enactments. 

• Take a picture of the famous Arch Rock, a natural limestone arch carved out of the land after glaciers retreated. Standing 146 feet above Lake Huron, this natural wonder is a historic subject of many Native American stories and legends.

• Gain breathtaking views from the highest point on the island at Fort Holmes, located in Mackinac Island State Park. This defensive position was key to the British takeover of the island during the War of 1812.