Mackinac Island is in the Upper
Peninsula region of Northern Michigan.Get around
No private motor vehicles are allowed on Mackinac Island. The primary
methods of personal transportation are bicycles, horse-drawn carriages, and
travel by foot.
Many day-trippers take the standardized "buggy" ride offered by Mackinac
Island Carriage Tours. Leaving from near the Arnold Dock in "downtown"
Mackinac Island, the MICT tour buggies (which are actually efficient,
rubber-tired vehicles) carry tens of thousands of Island visitors annually
to Arch Rock, Fort Mackinac, and the Surrey Hills carriage museum in the
Island's interior.
Many bicyclists bring their own bikes to the Island. An extra ferryboat
fare is charged. Rental bikes are also available.
Most of the historic and cultural sights on Mackinac lie within 1 mile of
the ferry docks, so seeing them on foot More...
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