St. Ignace Visitors Guide 2012 : Page 3
Meet Us In St. Ignace – Your Home Port Thank you for considering St. Ignace for your next vacation. In the pages that follow, you will learn much about the rich history, spectacular landscapes and unique attractions that make us one of Michigan’s most popular destinations. While these pages provide a terrific snapshot of what awaits you, there is one thing that isn’t easily conveyed in a magazine. The people of our community have a long, celebrated history of hospitality. In the shops, restaurants, hotels, and business of St. Ignace, you will come face to face with the warmth and authenticity that comes from being truly connected to the region for more than 300 years. We are proud to share the lands of our ancestors with visitors and hope you leave feeling a connection not only with this place, but with the people, too. We are proud to tell you that our tradition of hospitality has been passed from generation to generation. Make St. Ignace your home port and let us help you create experiences and memories that can be shared across generations within your own family. At your service, TABLE OF CONTENTS Accommodations/Area Map.....24-25 Area Attractions............10-19, 32-35 Business Directory ...................41-46 Day Trips .......................................20 Events/Calendar ..........................5-9 Fall Color Tour ...............................37 Great Waters Map ........................39 North Country Trail .......................36 Parks .............................................38 Winter...........................................40 NEARBY ATTRACTIONS Hiawatha National Forest .............21 Cut River Bridge ............................21 Mackinac Island .......................22-23 Les Cheneaux................................23 Seney ............................................26 Sault Ste. Marie ............................27 Algoma Central Railway ................28 Kitch-iti-kipi...................................29 Whitefish Point .............................29 Tahquamenon Falls .......................30 Pictured Rocks ..............................31 Mindy Sands, Executive Director St. Ignace Visitors Bureau mindysands@stignace.com To plan a magical vacation please visit www.stignace.com or call the St. Ignace Visitors Bureau at 1-800-338-6660. The St. Ignace Visitors Guide is published by: St. Ignace Visitors Bureau, 6 Spring Street, Suite 100, St. Ignace, MI 49781 Design and Production Provided by: The St. Ignace News, 359 Reagon, PO Box 277, St. Ignace, MI 49781, 906-643-9150 Stories written by Angela Nebel, Summit Public Relations Strategies, LLC Photographs by: The St. Ignace News, Mackinac Island Town Crier, St. Ignace Chamber of Commerce, Travel Michigan, Dave Kunze, Ruth LaChapelle, Karen Gould, Eileen Evers, G. Randall Goss, Straits Area Printing, Angela Nebel, Omar Franco, Mystery Spot, Castle Rock, Michigan Department of Transportation, and Mackinaw Trolley Company. Get your Mackinac Money Bag Today & Save! Pay $15 for each bag and get $250 worth of discounts & offers For more information contact the St. Ignace Chamber of Commerce at 906-643-8717 stignace.com 3
Meet Us In St. Ignace – Your Home Port
Thank you for considering St. Ignace for your next vacation. In the pages that follow, you will learn much about the rich history, spectacular landscapes and unique attractions that make us one of Michigan’s most popular destinations.<br /> <br /> While these pages provide a terrific snapshot of what awaits you, there is one thing that isn’t easily conveyed in a magazine. The people of our community have a long, celebrated history of hospitality. In the shops, restaurants, hotels, and business of St. Ignace, you will come face to face with the warmth and authenticity that comes from being truly connected to the region for more than 300 years. We are proud to share the lands of our ancestors with visitors and hope you leave feeling a connection not only with this place, but with the people, too. <br /> <br /> We are proud to tell you that our tradition of hospitality has been passed from generation to generation. Make St. Ignace your home port and let us help you create experiences and memories that can be shared across generations within your own family. <br /> <br /> At your service,<br /> <br /> Mindy Sands, Executive Director <br /> <br /> St. Ignace Visitors Bureau <br /> <br /> mindysands@stignace.com<br /> <br /> To plan a magical vacation please visit www.stignace.com or call the St. Ignace Visitors Bureau at 1-800-338-6660.<br /> <br /> The St. Ignace Visitors Guide is published by: St. Ignace Visitors Bureau, 6 Spring Street, Suite 100, St. Ignace, MI 49781<br /> <br /> Design and Production Provided by: The St. Ignace News, 359 Reagon, PO Box 277, St. Ignace, MI 49781, 906-643-9150<br /> <br /> Stories written by Angela Nebel, Summit Public Relations Strategies, LLC<br /> <br /> Photographs by: The St. Ignace News, Mackinac Island Town Crier, St. Ignace Chamber of Commerce, Travel Michigan, Dave Kunze, Ruth LaChapelle, Karen Gould, Eileen Evers, G. Randall Goss, Straits Area Printing, Angela Nebel, Omar Franco, Mystery Spot, Castle Rock, Michigan Department of Transportation, and Mackinaw Trolley Company.
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