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Greater Lansing, Michigan 20 Ingham County Courthouse Accommodations 15 Grand River Park/ J & K Steamboat Line .......... F-9 1 America’s Best Value Inn ..........I-13 16 Harris Nature Center ..............R-11 2 Candlewood Suites ................K-10 17 Hawk Island Park ...................I-11 3 Causeway Bay Hotel ...............I-14 18 IMAX at Celebration! Cinema .....I-13 4 Comfort Inn Lansing ...............B-8 19 Impression 5 Science Center .....H-8 5 Comfort Inn Okemos ..............P-12 Greater Lansing, Michigan 20 Ingham County Courthouse ...... J-14 6 Comfort Inn & Suites– 21 Ingham County Fairgrounds ......K-14 VISITOR MAP Dimondale/Lansing ........... C-12 • 500 E. Michigan Ave., Suite 180, Lansing, MI 48912 • Phone: (517) 487-6800 • (888) 2-LANSING (526746) • FAX: (517) 487-5151 • www.lansing.org • E-mail: [email protected] Greater Lansing Convention & Visitors Bureau 22 Lake Lansing Park North ..........Q-5 7 Country Inn and Suites .............C-9 23 Lake Lansing Park South ......... Q-6 8 Courtyard by Marriott–Lansing ... K-6 24 Le Chat Gourmet ..................F-14 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S 9 Crowne Plaza Lansing West .......C-9 25 Malcolm X Homesite ..............H-11 10 East Lansing Marriott . 26 Meridian Historical Village ......... P-8 TO THE CITY OF at University Place .............. L-8 TO THE CITY OF DEWITT ST. JOHNS RD 27 Michigan Energy Options ......... M-8 45 SLEEPY HOLLOW THE EMERALD MAP KEY 11 East Lansing Super 8 ..............N-8 1 32 38 STATE PARK GOLF CLUB 1 DLER 12 Fairfield Inn– 28 Michigan Historical Center ........H-8 ACCOMMODATIONS GOLF COURSES TRANSPORTATION HAN East Lansing/Okemos ........ O-12 29 Michigan Supreme Court CLARK RD. ATTRACTIONS HOSPITALS OTHER Learning Center .................G-8 TO THE CITY OF EXIT 87 CLARK RD. 13 Fairfield Inn–West .................. B-7 GRAND RAPIDS EXIT 85 CAMPGROUNDS LANSING’S RIVER TRAIL 14 Fairfield Inn & Suites– 30 Michigan Women’s Museum EXIT 84 . .................. EXIT 90 EVENT FACILITIES SHOPPING Eastwood Towne Center ....... J-5 & Hall of Fame H-9 2 RD 2 EXIT 89 69 BUS. Hampton Inn East Lansing ..... K-6 31 NCG Eastwood Cinema ............ J-6 TT 15 . 27 WOODSIDE TO OWOSSO WI GOLF CLUB Hampton Inn and Suites– 32 Nokomis Learning Center.......... P-8 RD 16 DE S 40 Okemos ........................ O-11 33 R. E. Olds Transportation CI S. 69 STOLL RD. HAWK HOLLOW EXIT 92 ......................... AN Hampton Inn and Suites Museum H-8 GOLF COURSE 17 FR 7 AND Lansing West ....................B-6 34 Potter Park Zoo ......................I-9 3 LITTLE HAWK 3 . AT HAWK HOLLOW 18 Holiday Inn Express & Suites– 35 Royal Scot Golf & Bowl ............ E-4 RD EAGLE EYE Lansing .........................B-12 96 T GOLF CLUB 36 Soldan Dog Park ....................I-11 PARK Holiday Inn Express & Suites– LAKE 19 37 Spare Time RPOR East Lansing ..................... K-6 AI STATE RD. 127 EXIT 94 Entertainment Center .......... K-7 Holiday Inn Express & Suites– 4 4 20 38 Spector-Walker GR .C EXIT 90 AND ROYAL SCOT Okemos ........................ O-12 RIVE . Beatles Collection ..............B-13 GOLF AND BOWL RD 69 69 R AV . TIMBER RIDGE E. ST Howard Johnson Inn ............... K-9 21 EXIT 91 BUS. 22 FALCON AT RD GOLF CLUB 39 State Capitol Building ..............H-8 35 ST HAWK HOLLOW . DLER KE 96 22 Hyatt Place–Lansing/ The Steam Railroading EA LA 40 ST CAPITAL REGION Eastwood Towne Center ....... J-5 14 HAN COLEMAN RD. N. RK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Museum ......................... S-3 . PA SHERIDAN RD. BUS. 23 Kellogg Hotel and Conference VD ............................. 5 WOOD 5 41 Studio C! P-9 Center–MSU .................... L-8 . GR BL 31 69 D AN . 22 42 Suburban Ice ........................N-9 R D . RIV 3 ............................... JR D Motel 6 B-7 Y E BUS. 22 24 R L R AV . T 43 Sundance Riding Stables ..........A-6 R E. 19 27 2 S H Quality Suites Hotel ................. B-7 E 16 5 7 S 25 MLK W NG RD. 6 A R 44 Turner-Dodge House ...............H-6 AV I VER TO THE CITY OF S IN A LAKE Radisson Hotel Lansing I N . W R M 26 ND A G LANSING GRA GRAND LEDGE L 8 A 45 Uncle John’s Cider Mill .............. I-1 .................... BUS. E RD S at the Capitol H-8 K 6 WILLOW HWY. LA LAKE LANSING RD. 23 6 .C 46 Woldumar Nature Center ........ D-11 DELTA COMMERCE DR. D RIVER 96 27 Ramada Lansing Hotel and . AN 13 43 GR 44 RD RISON 47 ............................ T Conference Center.............. B-7 Zap Zone D-7 RD GREAT LAKES GRAND LEDGEL 17 CHRISTIAN COLLEGE GROESBECK 1 HAR ................ COUNTRY CLUB WILLOW ST. GOLF COURSE 37 BBO 28 Red Roof Inn–East K-11 9 A BUS. ANA HASLETT Shopping 31 Red Roof Inn–West ................. B-7 25 69 29 14 AVE. HASLETT RD. East Lansing Shopping ........... M-8 47 OAKLAND 36 Residence Inn by Marriott– 1 7 EXIT 93A29 13 4 7 30 SAGINAW HWY. 24 SAGINAW HWY. 35 OAKLAND AVE. EAST LANSING East Lansng ..................... B-7 2 Eastwood Towne Center ........... J-6 4 (SEE DETAILED MAP ON REVERSE SIDE) . 43 SAGINAW ST. SPARROW HEALTH SYSTEM SAGINAW ST. RD 3 Lansing City Market ................H-8 EXIT 93B 5 3 27 31 Residence Inn by Marriott– . ST. LAWRENCE . SPARROW HEALTH SYSTEM 27 HOSPITAL CAMPUS 9 KE Lansing West .................... B-7 4 Lansing Mall......................... C-7 RD RD RD 4 10 E. W. SPARROW 33 RD 26 LA DELTA TOWNSHIP 29 39 HOSPITAL CAMPUS 1 39 4 Y 19 . ................. TS Sleep Inn of DeWitt H-1 (SEE DETAILED MAP ON REVERSE SIDE) 28 GR 32 5 Lansing Shopping District .........H-7 AN RK 32 RL 127 RD D DIAN EY 33 MICHIGAN AVE. 23 RIVE PA EMOS H SpringHill Suites ....................A-8 8 VE 8 R AV 11 26 8 33 6 Mason Area Merchants ........... J-14 ERI 96 CR EXIT 7 E. RS MERIDIAN TOWNSHIP EXIT 4 OK ST. JOSEPH HWY. WA EXIT 8 11 41 34 Staybridge Suites ................. O-11 7 Mega Mall ............................ I-3 3 12 R R MA ED CEDAR RIVE 30 35 TownePlace Suites .................N-9 8 Meridian Mall ....................... P-9 7 9 EXIT 3 496 15 8 University Quality Inn ............... K-7 EXIT 95 EXIT 5 21 TROWBRIDGE RD. 42 36 9 Old Town Historic District ..........H-7 34 13 IVER DOWNTONWDOWNTOWN LANSING 10 Tanger Outlet Center AND R (SEE DETAILED MAP ON REVERSE SIDE) 30 496 GR EXIT 9 35 GRAN 9 MSU CAMPUS D RIVE 9 Bed & Breakfast / Motels Kensington Valley ..............S-13 EXIT 1 R HANNAH BLVD. R AV 10 ED C GREYHOUND/ (SEE DETAILED MAP ON REVERSE SIDE) E. EDAR RIVER AMTRAK OKEMOS 35 Cozy Koi Bed & Breakfast .........H-7 11 Williamston Area Merchants .....S-10 MT. HOPE HWY. MT. HOPE AVE. RD MT. HOPE AVE. 127 TO 36 The English Inn ....................F-14 . WILLIAMSTON JR MCLAREN 12 Event Facilities 2 R .................... GREATER LANSING– FOREST AKERS RD E 37 The Legend Inn E-14 D BROOKSHIRE INN NG C PENNSYLVANIA CAMPUS GOLF COURSE E D & GOLF CLUB KI 11 1 Aim High/The Summit . 40 7 A .M St. Johns Motel ..................... J-1 SYCAMORE . 38 10 E. R 10 MCLAREN ST GOLF CENTER DORN R RD Sports & Ice Complex .........B-12 . IV GREATER LANSING– E 39 Wild Goose Inn ..................... M-8 R N .C GA RD A AV AR GREENLAWN CAMPUS RD . G 16 2 Alliance Lake Softball Complex . C-14 N NI S RD ............. HA 40 Williamston Inn Motel R-10 RD HOLMES RD. CED L VA NSI RD 496 EMOS RD 3 Breslin Student Events Center .... L-8 69 LA G . YL TS 36 OK MERIDIA 46 NSIN RD Attractions 4 East Lansing Hannah . EY CANA CAVANAUGH RD. GM DELTA LA AURELIU CR RD GE ............... TOWNSHIP D R 17 Community Center L-7 11 E PENNS EXIT 11 11 .................... OL V Y 1 Burgdorf Winery S-7 ASSEMBLY BUS. RI 28 COLLEGE FIELDS LUTHER D .... N RL 25 5 East Lansing Soccer Complex L-6 PLANT A GOLF CLUB 2 City Limits Bowling Center– 27 R IN COLLE G VE 6 East Lansing Softball Complex ... M-6 34 16 Mason ...........................K-14 18 WA JOLLY RD. MART JOLLY RD. JOLLY RD. 7 The James B. Henry Center 6 TO THE CITY OF 3 City Limits Bowling Center– 1 6 14 12 20 5 for Executive Development ...K-10 . LANSING 127 DETROIT East Lansing .................... O-6 RD COTTONWOOD EXIT 106B 12 . 12 8 Kircher Municipal Ball Field........ K-8 T CAMPGROUND 4 Cooley Law School Stadium........I-8 EXIT 98B S R 96 9 Lansing Center ......................H-8 . 5 Country Mill ........................A-14 99 A D EXIT 110 EXIT 106A RD E 10 Lansing Community College’s West ................... C 6 Demmer Center M-12 SHINGTON MILLER RD. 15 Campus Conference Center ...D-9 WA 7 East Lansing Aquatic Center ...... L-6 DORN . 11 Michigan International S. EXIT 101 GA RD EDGE 1 MACKINAW CITY TO THE CITY OF 8 Eaton County Fairgrounds ........A-14 13 G 38 WOOD . 13 Speedway ...................... N-14 BLVD HA HOWELL . RD 9 Eaton County’s Museum 18 TRAVERSE NSIN CITY 10 12 Spartan Stadium .................... L-9 LA 96 . ......... GE TORONTO at Courthouse Square A-14 RD GRAND 13 Wharton Center BISHOP HWY. EXIT 104 RAPIDS ............... BUFFALO 10 EDRU Skate*A*Rama I-14 TO THE CITY OF TO THE CITY OF TO THE CITY OF LANSING FLINT for Performing Arts ................. M9 3 WILLOUGHBY RD. COLLE 11 Eli & Edythe Broad CHARLOTTE POTTERVILLE EATON RAPIDS DETROIT EMOS 14 West Side Park & Ball Field .......G-7 TO HOLT TO THE CITY OF MASON Art Museum ...................
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