You Can Practically Walk On This Geological Formation 146-Feet Above Water In Michigan
Emily Tieman
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Arch Rock (Mackinac Island) is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the Great Lake State. The unique car-free island has been brought to greater fame by its quintessential fudge. But Arch Rock in Michigan is so iconic that it brings thousands of tourists from all over the world each year. It single-handedly attracts the vast majority of the tourists to the island. Where is Mackinac Island located? Let’s find out.
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Mackinac Island, Michigan
What are some fun activities to do on Mackinac Island in Michigan?
- Visit in the winter: Folks can fly in on an exciting plane if the ice is too thick for the ferry. Hiking and cross-country skiing are popular winter sports. Pack some gear and explore the rich, wooded forest during this magical time of year. Then, warm up at Pontiac Lodge in a relaxing jacuzzi.
- Carriage House Inn: This picturesque town without cars offers world-class restaurants, including the Carriage House Inn, with breathtaking views and delicious cuisine. The seasonal island favorite is open May through October. Read all about it on the Carriage House website.
- May's Candy Shop: More than five generations of candy makers handcraft delightful treats at the oldest candy shop on Mackinac Island in Michigan. Folks stop in during the summer months for some of the best candies and fudge in the country.
- The Grand Hotel: Did you happen to see the romantic movie classic "Somewhere in Time?" The movie about time travel was filmed in this gorgeous 19th-century hotel, which is worth the trip alone. And many people claim the place is haunted. Reserve a room and find out for yourself.
- Original Mackinac Island Butterfly House & Insect World: Did you know this seasonal offering is the third-oldest live butterfly exhibit in the country? The famous 1,800-square-foot facility has a magical tropical garden with hundreds of live butterflies from four continents.
Where are some of the best ice cream shops in Michigan?
- MOO-Ville Creamery (Nashville, Zeeland, Eaton Rapids, Ionia): To speak of the high-quality ice cream found here, it was recognized as the best ice cream in America by the North American Ice Cream Association two years in a row. Petting farm tours are also available at this interesting place.
- Captain Sundae (Holland, Zeeland): With two locations in Holland and one in Zeeland, most folks come for the signature dessert. The Tommy Turtle Sundae made national news in 2004 when it was served to President George W. Bush during his visit to Holland on the Today Show.