An island as well as a resort area in the US state of Michigan, it became a popular tourist attraction in the late 19th century. The island has rich history from Native American to European settlement.

When you are truly consumed by your workload and feel sick of the hustle and bustle of city life, you should head towards this place. Hop onto a ferry for a place where you can ride in style with horses and where fudge desserts are truly sublime.

The mighty Mack is over 80 mi long trail for lush hiking, biking, and soothing beach. Watch incredible sunsets, relax, and enjoy the beauty of nature around you.

Spending a few hours of the day in this island is very different from that of cities. You can commute around by foot, hors or bike. Motor vehicles are not allowed in the city. Within some moments, you will come to know why it has been voted as one of the best islands in the United States.

Since the island has rich history backing it, you can also take in its history by going on a Mackinac Island Tour. The architecture is carefully preserved, reminding current generations about the creation and development of America.

There are many events on the island which can interest you. Some of these are: Great Turtle Half Marathon Women's Wellness Weekend Eight Mile Run & Walk Labor Day Regatta and Grand Garden Show.

In the off-season i.e., during winter, you can go for skiing, snowmobiling, and tubing the slopes in Mackinac Island State Park. The snow-covered sights are worth the hike in winter, as declared by a tourist.