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Northwestern Region
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Michael and Barbara Dennos Museum Center - A regional hub for arts and culture, this dramatic building features three rotating exhibition galleries, a sculpture court, a ""hands-on"" Discovery Gallery, a gallery of Inuit art from the museum’s permanent collection as well as the 367-seat Milliken Auditorium, a 32-seat video theater, a community room and a museum store. Mackinaw Trolley Company - Tour with the Mackinaw Trolley- History Tour over the Bridge, Mackinaw Trolley Trail Tour, Lighthouses,Ships & Shipwreck Tour & Fall Color Tour. Just A Plain Farm - A scenic farm producing 100 acrea of pumpkins, squash, gourds, ornamental corn, veggies & sweet corn. Unique gifts & seasonal decorations produced in their barn. Hayrides, U-Pick, picnics, parties & fun. Michilimackinac - Founded in 1715, Colonial Michilimackinac is a National Historic Landmark and the gateway to Mackinac State Historic Parks. Explore the colonial fur-trading village and military outpost of the 1700s with costumed interpreters as your guides. |
A-Maze-N Mirrors - Enjoy yourself as you wander through this incredible maze of mirrors and glass. Big Bear Adventures - Big Bear Adventures is a fun, family owned business specializing in outdoor recreation. River Trips and family fun center. Friske Orchards - Friske Orchards features a temperature controlled fruit stand, an Old World Bakery with fresh baked goods daily, the Orchard Cafe, an old-fashioned General Store, the Country House full of crafts, gifts and collectibles, Noah's Ark playground, Barnyard animals from Memorial Day through the end of October and a great outdoor deck overlooking the gardens and orchards in season. Grand Traverse Lighthouse - Tour the restored lighthouse resembling a keeper's home of the 1920's and 30's. Exhibits on area lighthouses, foghorns, shipwrecks and local history are located in the Lighthouse and Fog Signal Building. The restored air diaphone foghorn is demonstrated throughout the year, and visitors can climb the tower for a spectacular view of Lake Michigan. |
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