With a total span of approximately 5 miles, the Mackinac Bridge connects the Upper and Lower Peninsulas of Michigan uniting the communities of Mackinaw City and St. Ignace, Michigan.

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If you are visiting the Island just for the day and you’re traveling through Mackinaw City, please park in our FREE day lot at 311 S. Nicolet Street across from I-75N, Exit 338 and take the tram to our dock.

Take the fast, reliable, and pet-friendly Arnold Transit Company ferry to Mackinac Island! Enjoy free parking, frequent departures from Mackinaw City & St. Ignace, and scenic views of the Mackinac …

Compare Mackinac Island ferry services with frequent departures from Mackinaw City & St. Ignace. Find ticket prices, schedules, and travel options for a smooth, scenic trip across the Straits of Mackinac.

By Road In order to get to Mackinac Island by road, you must first travel to Mackinac City in the Lower Peninsula… Most people get to Mackinac Island by first driving to Mackinaw City or St. Ignace and …

PELLSTON REGIONAL AIRPORT – Mackinac Island is served by the Pellston, Michigan airport located 12 miles south of Mackinaw City. CHIPPEWA COUNTY AIRPORT – 40 miles from Mackinac, this …

Mackinaw City: (231) 436-5574 St. Ignace: (800) 338-6660 How long do the ferries run? Ferries typically operate from April through late October, with limited winter service depending on ice conditions. For …

The Inn at Stonecliffe enjoys a storied place in Mackinac Island history. Built in 1904 as a family summer escape by industrialist Michael Cudahy, Stonecliffe has enchanted guests for nearly half a century. …

Stop by Forge a Memory and leave with a hand forged knife you made. While supervised, you forge your own…