Riding Our Bikes Around Mackinac Island (8.2 miles)

Our ride around Mackinac Island starts downtown.

The Windermere Hotel

Mackinac Island Public Library

The Victorian homes that

face the water have

spacious porches.

A boater heads away from

the island

A Seagull strolls along

the lawn next to the

boardwalk.

A picture perfect day...

Historic signs have been placed

along the bike trail.

This one is about the Anishnaabek, 

Native American summer visitors

to Mackinac Island

Waves crash along this part of

the shoreline.

Eric "gets baked" in Devil's Kitchen.

This limestone cave was created by

Lake Huron's pounding waves.

This is the north entrance to

Stone Brook homes.

We look out at the water

through the trees.

Visitors build Cairns along

the shoreline.

Arch Rock was formed by 

winds funneling through

this section of the island.

We pass the Mackinac Island

State Park sign.

It covers most of the island.

Eric & I sit in Adirondack Chairs

at Mission Point Resort's 

lakeside lawn...

.... & watch a  fellow visitor fly a kite.

Sainte Anne's Church,

built in 1874.

We ride past homes.

The tower on this house

shows signs of a fire.

A Private Property sign has

been posted on this home's

lawn to let visitors know

that it's not a public space.