Conclusion of our Self-Guided Walking Tour of Mackinac Island

This post will conclude our self-guided walking tour of Mackinac Island. We are headed down our last street and there are so many things yet to see, including bicycles, grocery, and the Berkinstock store, to name a few. To enlarge a photo, click on it and escape to return to the blog.

Street scene, Mary's Bistro, Star Line, Bicycles galore

Mackinac Island Public Library

Unidentified structure

More structures unidentified

Overlooking Lake Huron and the Mackinac Bridge 

One of the ferry boats with its rooster tail

Close-up of miniature bicycles in a store window

Doud's Market on Left

Main Street Store window of Doud's Market

Michigan's oldest family-owned grocery store since 1884

MOOmers Homemade Ice Cream, and Doud's Market

Mackinac Birkenstock Shoe Store

Horse-drawn carriages, Bike Shop, Bike Barn, and more

Horse-drawn taxi, Grand Hotel Carriage, Shepler's Mackinac Island Ferry, The Loon
Feather Indian Curiosities Gifts, Info, Sundries, and Souvenirs, Bicycle Street Inn and Suites

We then boarded our ferry, picked up our vehicle where we left it in the parking lot, and headed north across the Mackinac Bridge.

Heading north on Mackinac Bridge with both spans in view

Both spans in view

Mackinac Bridge close-up... and northernmost span

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This is the last post about Mackinac Island. In the upcoming posts we will be traveling further north and then west through more scenic country along the Whitefish Bay Scenic Byway where we see the Point Iroquois Light Station and the waters of Lake Superior, on our way to Tequahmenon Falls and eventually to Copper Harbor where the road comes to an end.