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Indian River & Burt Lake SP 2017 (30) IWM Out 2 Final 6-6B_Layout 1 6/7/17 2:58 PM Page 1 FOUR LOCATIONS The THREE RIVERS of the Inland Waterway 2 2017 Northern Michigan’s Inland Waterway offers you a boating trip unlike any in the world. The approximately 42 mile trip takes you through three rivers and three lakes and surrounds you with some of the most beautiful scenery and captivating communities in Michigan. Once the route of Inland Waterway large Inland Route steamers, today’s boaters can enjoy many of the same sights that those a generation ago experienced. CHEBOYGAN Northern Michigan’s guide & map featuring marinas, accommodations, A voyage on the Inland Waterway can begin at the north end in boat rentals, restaurants, realtors, shopping and much more along the Inland Waterway. INDIAN RIVER Cheboygan, the south end in Conway, or anywhere along the 22 way. Boat launches are conveniently located at many places ONAWAY Cheboygan County Marina along the route. The trip can be made in a day or over a weekend, with the communities of Cheboygan, Topinabee, B OYNE CITY Aloha, Indian River, Alanson, Oden and Conway all located on Port of Cheboygan the water. Dining, lodging, supplies, and banking facilities can Continental Inn Seasonal Boat Slips be found in most of these communities. Numerous marinas The Nauti Inn Barstro Walstrom Marine SEASONAL BOAT SLIPS Citizens National Bank also dot the Inland Waterway where marine fuel, boat rentals, City on the Cheboygan River Cheboygan Area Visitors Bureau Hall and ships stores are situated for your convenience. The Boathouse Restaurant 517-898-3953 Carquest Auto Parts Whether you choose to make the Inland Waterway journey in a Best Western River Terrace Slip Rental includes Cheboygan River Lock & Dam day or make it a weekend, you will see a side of Northern 231-627-5688 parking, electric, water Michigan that cannot be seen along a highway or freeway. Sit Visit Birch Haus Motel & showers/restrooms. Best Western River Terrace 231-627-5862 back, relax, and enjoy a boating excursion unlike any other! 1 Fleetwood Inn 28 Continental Inn Berkshire Hathaway 231-627-7164 Real Estate Mullett Lake to Lake Huron via the Cheboygan Cheboygan Fleetwood Inn & Suites 231-627-3126 CHEBOYGAN RIVER Cheboygan, ideally situated on both Lake Huron and the Johnson’s Motel Cheboygan River, is an ideal place to begin or end your Inland 231-597-8302 Coldwell Banker Schmidt Cheboygan Marine [email protected] Waterway adventure. There are numerous places to stay either LeDuc’s Creekside Motel Realtors 231-627-4696 Enterprises, LLC facebook.com/slipsandstorage on the river, such as the Best Western or Fleetwood Inn and Pine River Motel Suites, or just off of it. Dining options such as the Boathouse 231-627-5119 and Pier M33 allow for dockside dining on the water. Access to downtown shopping and dining is easy by docking on the river CHEBOYGAN.COM and walking less than a block to the downtown district. Anchor In Marina Riverside docking is free for shoppers and diners. One of the For more information, log on to www.cheboygan.com or contact us at 800-968-3302 highlights of an Inland Waterway trip is “locking through” the Cheboygan River locks, located towards the center of town. North Central State Trail Black River Continental Inn Pier M33 4 25 Restaurant & Marina Numerous lighthouses are another highlight of a trip to Stay,Stay, ShopShop oror DineDine whilewhile enjoyingenjoying • Downtown Cheboygan • Heated Outdoor Pool Cheboygan. Both the Cheboygan Front Range Light and the • Walking Distance to Marinas • Free Wi-Fi Cheboygan Crib Light are visible from the river. Two more youryour WaterwayWaterway Adventure!Adventure! “In the Center of It All” lighthouses, Fourteen Foot Shoal and Poe Reef, are located North Eastern State Trail just a few miles out in the Straits of Mackinac. (231) 627-7164 • (888) 543-3102 www.continentalinn.biz Your Hosts 613 N. Main St., Cheboygan, MI 49721 Clayton & Doris Mullett Lake & Topinabee Mullett Lake Marina Mullett Lake features the communities of Aloha on the east side and Topinabee on the west side. The mouth of the AREA VISITORS BUREAU Boat Launch Your next stop is 29 Cheboygan River and Mullett Lake features a large sandbar that is ideal for dropping anchor and jumping in for a swim. It Downtown Cheboygan! is also the location of “Music at the Mouth,” where bands play live music on a floating stage on Saturdays during the summer. Dock space is also cheboygan.com irtourism.com • FREE Shopper Docking Space Available until 4 pm • Public Restrooms available at the communities for stocking up on provisions or grabbing a bite to eat or a drink. • Unique Shops, Bars & Restaurants • Parades, Summer Concerts & Festivals Indian River & Burt Lake Located about midway along the Inland Route is the Village of Indian River. The meandering river of the same name takes you through the heart of the community, with conveniently Cheboygan is the Burt Lake to Mullett Lake YOUR BANK ALONG THE INLAND WATERWAY (231) 627-9931 via the located dockage available to tie up and explore the town. Maple Bay Marine Crossroads of the Great Lakes cheboygan.org INDIAN RIVER There are also dining, shopping, and lodging options such as The place to shop, dine & unwind! Pines Cottages and Fay Martin Resort just off the river, Indian River making Indian River a great place to take a break. As the Sports Center Indian River opens up into Burt Lake, be sure to check out the Trail State Western North newly constructed Veteran’s Pier and DeVoe Beach. Crooked Lake to Burt Lake Indian River is also home to one of Michigan’s best known via the attractions, the Cross In The Woods. Sculpted by Marshall 24 CROOKED RIVER Fredericks and cast of bronze in Norway, this seven-ton 20 gigantic depiction of Jesus is suspended on the world’s 231-627-7111 With multiple locations to serve you: largest crucifix, 55 feet tall and carved from a California www.cnbismybank.com Sta!ord’s Crooked River Lodge Port Operators: Onaway Wolverine North Central State Trail redwood. Annually thousands of visitors come to visit the 26 989.733.8557 231.525.8118 Rogers City Kokosing Industrial, Inc. • • crucifix in this beautiful wooded setting. p o r t o f 989.734.2772 Gaylord Indian River Durocher Marine Division 989.732.1500 231.238.8331 231-627-5633 Cheboygan Inland Water Route Museum portofcheboygan.com Crooked River & Alanson Citizens Ryba Marine Construction National Bank www.awakonfcu.net 231-627-4333 231.627.9931 A cruise across Burt Lake puts you in the Crooked River. This Crooked River Lock meandering river is a place with interesting turns and unspoiled natural beauty. Upon coming into Alanson, the Windjammer Follow the history of Indian River Marina beautiful Crooked River Lodge and Suites offers a place to stay Marina Michigan’s Fay Martin River Resort Howe Marine right on the river. Entering the village, boaters will have to pass Pines Cottages Inland Water Route through the Crooked River Lock, a clam-shell lock that makes Berkshire Hathaway Real Estate Cheboygan for a unique experience. Once in town check out the Inland INLAND WATER Citizens National Awakon Federal Credit Union Water Route Museum and the quaint shops and stores. Ryde Marine River Lock Bank ROUTE MUSEUM (!%"!! $! %(!" Ken’s Village #$$& 2 minute walk up River St. from Public Market Crooked Lake Boat Parking near Alanson Swing Bridge. Dan O’Hare, Assc. Broker Carquest Auto Parts Open 10am - 2pm Cell: 859-380-6844 19 Crooked Lake offers the small communities of Conway and Wednesday & Friday - Sunday Oden, both of which were historical jumping on or jumping off Displays on: Michigan Railroads • Logging • Mullett House • the Steamer Topinabee Real Estate points on the Inland Waterway. These communities are little Conway • Oden • Ponshewaing • Alanson more than a stone’s throw to Petoskey, which although not on Indian River • Topinabee • Cheboygan $"$#'( 23 www.IWRHS.com &" the waterway itself, was by many considered the “end” of the Inland Waterway. Oden is home to the Oden Hatchery Visitor’s Center, located at 6217 River St., Alanson, MI 49307 the site of a fish hatchery that operated from 1921-2002. The center offers exhibits, nature trails, a restored railroad car, and more. 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