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Arch Rock - 4 Things to Know Before Visiting

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About Arch Rock

Arch Rock is a natural beauty rising around 40 feet high and 58 feet wide, the arch was naturally carved by Lake Huron’s waters for over 500 centuries. This captivating rock formation serves as an entrance to the north channel of the lake. Visitors of Arch Rock will marvel at its majestic views and be mesmerized by its unique limestone composition. Despite its beauty, wind and waves have caused numerous birds and animals in the area to be injured or killed.
Address : 6131 Arch Rock Rd, Mackinac Island, MI 49757, USA

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Fort HolmesFort Holmes is an important part of Mackinac County, Michigan. It holds a remarkable place in the history of the area, having served as a military outpost in the early 19th century and even earlier during the time of Native American inhabitants. In its time it was an impressively organized and maintained fortification, with strategically placed walls and other features designed to provide both protection and defense against possible attacks.
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Historic Mission ChurchThe Historic Mission Church is a truly remarkable sight. Built in 1895 and now set amongst the trees, the church is a classic example of the Gothic Revival style. Every detail speaks to its elegant yet rustic beauty; from the eight-sided steeple bell tower with wood shingles to the pointed arches of the windows and doors. Inside, you can find exposed wooden beams, beautifully crafted original pews, and a marble altar from Spain.
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Sainte Anne's Catholic Church, Mackinac IslandSainte Anne's Catholic Church is a beautiful Romanesque-style sanctuary located on Mackinac Island. Initially built of limestone and red sandstone in 1875, the church stands as an architectural testament to Michigan's Victorian era. Visitors to the island can explore its many unique features such as the Rose window that dominates the front façade, stained glass windows, a crypt below its chancel and impressive interior pieces.
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Skull CaveSkull Cave, is an incredible natural landmark and a spooky spot for locals. It is a large cavern with four different tunnels, including one full of bones, that was discovered over 100 years ago. Legend has it that Native Americans used the cave as a place to bury their dead and store the skulls of those who had died in battle. Today, visitors are invited to explore the dark pathways in search of bats and other critters while imagining what mysteries may lie within its stony walls.
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The Richard & Jane Manoogian Mackinac Art MuseumThe Richard & Jane Manoogian Mackinac Art Museum is filled with a range of artistic masterpieces, honoring the culture and heritage of Mackinac This museum has brought together collections from a special selection of artists who are either established or up-and-coming talent within the state. Drawing inspiration from natural surroundings, they provide visitors with intricate paintings, sculptures, photographs and installations that represent the quirky character of the city.
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Mackinac Island State ParkMackinac Island State Park in Michigan's Mackinac County offers a unique blend of natural beauty and intriguing history. The rocky outcrops, steep cliffs, deep woodlands and expansive shoreline are all part of the 4.6 square mile island that is surrounded by sparkling blue waters. Visitors to the park can explore an array of historic sites, eat at unique restaurants, and shop for souvenirs among horse-drawn carriages.

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Mackinac County
Mackinac County, located in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, is a popular destination for visitors seeking some of the most pristinely beautiful landscapes and activities in the area. Home to the city of St. Ignace and a variety of other quaint communities, each offering its own unique attractions, Mackinac County is an ideal getaway spot for adventurers and sightseers alike. It features beautiful lakes with excellent opportunities for swimming, boating, fishing and camping, as well as state parks fo

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