The Grand Hotel’s “Secret Garden” begins to bloom on Mackinac Island, Mich. on Friday, May 16, 2025. The garden is made up of thousands of grape hyacinths, tulips and a variety of alliums.

It’s a mild Friday afternoon on Mackinac Island, a small, tree-covered landmass in Lake Huron, between Michigan’s Upper and Lower Peninsulas. As a horse-drawn carriage clip-clops by, a family ...

Mackinac Island’s Halloween Weekend is Oct. 25 - 27. It’s a celebration for all ages. There’s trick-or-treating at the downtown shops for the kids. And in the evening, adults are encouraged ...

the Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau said on Facebook. "Many miles of trails are now open, including Arch Rock, Sugar Loaf, Rifle Range, Scott’s Cave, and Crooked Tree Roads, in addition to M-185 ...

News Majority of roads & trails on Mackinac Island impassable after historic ice storm Photo by: State of Michigan Posted 12:57 PM, Apr 08, 2025 and last updated 1:42 AM, Apr 09, 2025 ...

Mackinac Island, voted the No. 1 Summer Travel Destination by USA Today in both 2021 and 2024, is about to awaken from winter to welcome more than a million vacationers.

the Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau said on Facebook. "Many miles of trails are now open, including Arch Rock, Sugar Loaf, Rifle Range, Scott’s Cave, and Crooked Tree Roads, in addition to M-185 ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Cleanup crews have made major strides on Mackinac Island. Park officials say Mackinac Island State Park will be ready for the start of the 2025 tourist season.

the Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau said on Facebook. "Many miles of trails are now open, including Arch Rock, Sugar Loaf, Rifle Range, Scott’s Cave, and Crooked Tree Roads, in addition to M-185 ...

Once there, you’ll disembark at the town of Mackinac Island, walking into a bustling street of horse-drawn carriages, bicycles and pedestrians, flanked by buildings suitable for the 19th century.

Mackinac Island, voted the No. 1 Summer Travel Destination by USA Today in both 2021 and 2024, is about to awaken from winter to welcome more than a million vacationers.

the Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau said on Facebook. "Many miles of trails are now open, including Arch Rock, Sugar Loaf, Rifle Range, Scott’s Cave, and Crooked Tree Roads, in addition to M-185 ...