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Michigan Trip © Ece Kremers Michigan Trip © Ece Kremers www.theece.com The UP (Upper) Landmarks 1. Spray Falls- Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore 2. Horseshoe Falls-Munising MI 3. Sable Falls 4. Bond Falls 5. Miner’s Beach 6. Alder Falls 7. Yellow Dog Falls 8. Pinnacle Falls 9. Tannery Falls 10. Fumee Falls 11. Kitch-iti-kipi Spring 12. Echo Lake 13. Lake of the Clouds 14. Manabezho Falls 15. Rainbow Falls 16. Munising Falls 17. Bridalveil Falls 18. Mosquito Falls 19. Chapel Falls 20. Superior Falls 21. Historic Mill Creek 22. Bois Blanc Island 23. Dwightwood Spring 24. Devil’s Kitchen Places A. Eagle Harbor Lighthouse and Museum B. Point Iroquois Lighthouse C. Peninsula Point D. Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum E. Marquette maritime Museum and Lighthouse F. Portage Lake Lift Bridge G. Soo Lacks Park and Visitors Center H. Museum Shup Vally Camp I. Whitefish Point Light Station J. Oswald’s Bear Ranch K. Crisp Point Lighthoouse L. Drummond Island M. Lakenenland N. The Mineral Museum of Michigan O. Old Victoriria P. Quincy mine Q. Mackinac Bridge Walk R. Mackinaw Crossings S. Fort Mackinac T. Surrey Hills Carriage Museum U. Wings of Mackinac V. Museum of Ojibwa Culture W.Mackinac Island Butterfly House X. Fort de Buade Museim Z. Les Cheneaus Islands AA. Old Mackinac Point Lighthouse Parks 1. Fayette Historic State Park 2. Fort Wilkins Historic State Park 3. Keweenaw National Historical Park 4. Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park 5. Tahquamenon Falls State Park 6. Mackinac Island State Park 7. Historic Mill Creek Discovery Park (Birdge, rock-climbing, zip line) 8. Wilderness State Park 9. Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore- Chapel Basin, Miner’s Falls 10 . Colonial Michilimackinac State Park Wilderness 11. Seney National Wildlife Refude 12. Sylvania Wilderness Area 13. Great Sand bay Tours/shows/rides A. Shepler’s Lighthouse Cruises A. Lumberjack show A. Icebreaker Mackinaw A/A2. Shepler’s Ferries A/A2/B. Star Lines Ferries A2/B. Arnold Transit Company Ferries B. Jack’s Livery Stable B. Grand Hotel carriage ride B. Mackinac Island Carriage Tours D. Soo Lock Boat Tours E. Sea Kayaking with Keweenaw Adventure Company J. Whitewater Rafting Piers Gorge V. Munsing Bay Shupwreck Tours Z. Woods and Water Ecotours Towns • Houghton/Hancock • Marquette • Calumet/Copper Harbor • Sault Ste. Marie • St. Iqnace • Newberry • Mackinaw • Northern Waters Adventures Food A. Bluewater Grill and Bar (Seafood) 918 South Huron Ave, Cheboygan, MI 49721 A. Audie’s Chippewa Room (Fish with historic up-north atmosphere) 314 N Nicolet St, Mackinaw City, MI 49701 A. Scalawags Whitefish and Chips (Fresh Fish, hush puppies) 226 E Central Ave, Mackinaw City, MI 49701 A2. Mackinac Grille (fresh fish) 251 N State St, St Ignace, MI 49781 A2. Bessie’s Original Homemade Pasties (Pasties) 1106 N State St, St Ignace, MI 49781 A2. Lehto’s Pasties (Pasty) 1983 US-2, St Ignace, MI 49781 A2. Clyde’s Drive in (best burgers) 3 US-2, St Ignace, MI 49781 B. Cannball Drive Inn (try deep fried Pickles) 7641 British Landing Rd, Mackinac Island, MI 49757 B. Millie’s on Main (try Pasty) 7294 Main St, Mackinac Island, MI 49757 B. Woods (Bavaria-style serving casual) 8655 Cudahy Cir, Mackinac Island, MI 49757 B. The Yankee Rebel Tavern (Classic comfort food) 1493 Astor St, Mackinac Island, MI 49757 B. Grand Hotel Grand Buffet (Buffet) 286 Grand Ave, Mackinac Island, MI 49757 B. The Grand Hotel (High Tea- 3:30 to 5) 286 Grand Ave, Mackinac Island, MI 49757 B. The grand Hotel (try Pecan Ball) 286 Grand Ave, Mackinac Island, MI 49757 Mission Point- Found Island Bar and Grill (try Whitefish Dip) Mackinac B. Cawthorne’s Village Inn (try Planked Whitefish) 1304 Hoban St, Mackinac Island, MI 49757 B. Chuckwagon (Breakfast) 7400 Main St, Mackinac Island, MI 49757 B. The Island House (Classic- try Truffled Mac and Cheese) 6966 Main St, Mackinac Island, MI 49757 B. Marc’s Double Oven Bakery (Bakery-try the Cinnamon Roll) 7331 Main St, Mackinac Island, MI 49757 B. Joann’s Fudge (Fudge) 7309 Main St, Mackinac Island, MI 49757 B. Pink Pony (inonic bar overlooking water and docks-try the Boursin Stuffed Chicken) 7221-105 Main St, Mackinac Island, MI 49757 B. Yankee Rebel Tavern (Soups & sandwiches-try pot roast) 1493 Astor St, Mackinac Island, MI 49757 B. Sea Biscuit Café and Frog (Pub-style-whitefish beubens and jambalaya) 7337 Main St, Mackinac Island, MI 49757 B. Mary’s Bistro (Spit-fired Chicken and fish of the day) 7463 Main St, Mackinac Island, MI 49757 C. Lagniappe (Cajun) 145 Wahington St. Marquette, MI 49855 C. Border Grill (Tex-Mex) 1145 W Washington Marquette, MI 49855 C. Vango’s Pizza & Cocktail Lounge (Pizza) 927 N 3rd St Marquette, MI 49855 C. Steinhaus (German) 102 W Washington ST Ste 115 Marquette, MI 49855 C. Donckers (Candy) 1137 W Washington ST Marquette, MI 49855 C. Dia de Los Tacos (Mexican Food trust) Marquette C. The Haywire Restaurant (UP style-fish and pizza) Manistique C. Lagniappe Cajun Creole Eatery (Cajun/Creole) Marquette D. The Antlers (regional faves) 804 E Portage Ave, Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783 D. West Pier Drive-In (Burger) 601 W Portage Ave Sault Ste. Marie, MI 48783 E. Brickside Brewery (small microbrewery) 64 Gratiot St, Mohawk, MI 49950 E. Harbor Haus 77 Brockway Ave, Copper Harbor, MI 49918 F. Tahquamenon Falls Brewery & Pun Rustic, woodsy-chic brewpub serves craft beers & classic grub in a relaxed space with scenic views G. Lake Superior Brewing Companny at the Dunes Saloon (Fish, Beer) N14283 Lake Avenue, Grand Marais, MI 49883 G. West Bay Diner (Fish, Chips, Burgers) E21825 Veteran St, Grand Marais, MI 49839 H. 4 Suns Fish and Chip Restaurant (Fish) 49813 US Highway 41 Hancock, MI 49930 H. The Ambassador (Pizza) 126 Shelden Ave, Houghton, MI 49931 I. Crispigna’s Restaurant (Italain) 1213 Ludington St Escanaba, MI 49829 I. Pacinos Foods and Spirits (Italian) Eascanaba I. Rosy’s Diner- 1313 Ludington St, Escanaba, MI 49829 J. Spiro’s (creative classics) 427 S Stephenson Ave Iron Mountain, MI 49801 K. Schloegel’s Bay View Restaurant (Dinner with Veiw) 2720 10th St Menominee, MI 49858 K. Serving Spoon Restaurant (Breakfest) 821 1st St Menominee, MI 49858 K. Table 6 Restaurant (Italian) 525 1st St Menominee, MI 49858 K. Jean Kays Pasties (Pasties) 1635 Preque Isle Ave Marquette, MI 49855 L. Fitzgerald’s Restaurant (Beer and Barbecue) 5033 Front ST Eagle River, MI 49950 L. The Jampot (Muffins, breads, fruitcakes and jams by Monks) Eagle Harbor M. Randall Bakery (Pasties) 505 Sunday Lake St, Wakefield, MI 49968 N. The Hilltop- L’Anse 18047 US-41, L'Anse, MI 49946 O. Café Rosetta (coffee and pastry) Keweenaw National Historical Park, 104 5th St, Calumet, MI 49913 R. Buon Appetito (Italian) 102 E Aurora St, Ironwood, MI 49938 R. Olde Suffolk Ale House (Meatballs, pizza, prime tip in cozy atmosphere) Ironwood S. Chamberlin’s Ole Forest Inn (Fine dinner and Lake views) N9450 Manistique Lakes Rd, Curtis, MI 49820 T. Congress pizza (thin crust pizza) 106 Main St, Ishpeming, MI 49849 T. Ralph’s Italian Deli (Sandwhiches) Ishpeming Das Steinhause (German and European) Marquette U. Hiawatha Pasties (Pasties) 11644 US-2, Naubinway, MI 49762 V. Johnny Dogs (Dog, burgers, sandwiches and soups) 106 Lynn St, Munising, MI 49862 W. Legs Inn (Polish) 6425 N Lake Shore Dr, Harbor Springs, MI 49740 X. Shorts Brewery Company (Breweries) 121 N Bridge St, Bellaire, MI 49615 Y. Beards Brewery (Breweries) 207 Howard St Suite A, Petoskey, MI 49770 Stay A. Clarion Hotel Beachfront B. Chippewa Hotel Waterfront B. The Grand Hotel B. Hotel Iroquois B. Metivier Inn B. Mission Point Resort B. Mission Point Restort C. The Landmark Inn- 1930 Marquette hotel E. The Pines Resort G. Agate Cross Bed and Breakfest O. Laurium Manor Inn Z. Hessel Bay Sunset Cabins Z. Spring Lodge ZZ. Mountain Veiw Lodges- Ontonagon YY. Insel Haus Bed and Breakfest MI (Lower) Places/things 1. Cherry Bowel Drive-In 2. Earl Young’s Mushroom House 3. The Gaslight Shopping District 4. Traverse Tall Ship Company 5. Interlochen Center for the Arts Parks A. Clinch Park B. Sleeping bear dunes national park & Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore C. Tunnel of Trees Food A. Amical (try tomato soup over pastry) Traverse City A. Amical (Seasonal-try tomato soup) Traverse City A. The Cooks’ House (Sustainable MI) Traverse City A. The Franklin (From-scratch- ask for roof table) Traverse City A. The Little Fleet (Food trucks and open beer garden) Traverse City A. Morsels Espresso and Edibles (Coffe and bite-size tastes) Traverse City A. Slabtown Burgers (Burgers-try TC Cherry Burger) Traverse City A. Trattoria Stella (Italian) Traverse City A. Underground Cheesecake Company (Cheesecake-try cheesecake on a stick) Traverse City A. American Spoon Foods (Gelato) Traverse City Traverse City A. Cherry Republic (Cherry flavors and sandwiches) Traverse City A. Trattoria (Farm fresh) Traverse City A. Frenchies famous (try pastrami omelet) Traverse City A. The Workshop Brewing Company- Traverse City A. Right Brain Brewery- Traverse City A. North Peak Brewing Company- Traverse City A. The Filling Station- Traverse City A. Brewery Terra Firma- Traverse City A. Sleder’s- Traverse City B. Chandler’s Restaurant (Cozy- try four-cheese sandwiches, sushi) Petoskey B. Grand Traverse Pie Company (Sandwiches and desserts) Petoskey, MI C. The Chubby Mary/The Cove (Fish-try seafood chowder) Leland, MI D. Aerie Restaurant and Lounge (overlooking Bay) Acme Traverse City) E. Legs Inn (polish) Cross Village (Harbor Springs) F. Martha’s Leelanau Table (From scratch-try fondue) Suttons Bay F. Martha’s Leelanau Table (Farm fresh-raclette cheese) Suttons Bay F. Hansen Foods (try enchiladas/deli) Suttons Bay G. Moomers (ice cream) South Traverse City H.
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