Harbor Springs is a city in the Mackinac Area of Northern Michigan.
Get in
[edit | edit source]Arrive on M-119, which becomes Main Street as you approach town. There are only several blocks of "Downtown" shopping, so be sure not to miss them!
Get around
[edit | edit source]There is essentially no public transportation in Harbor Springs, so any travel to the greater Harbor Springs area, such as the ski resorts, requires a car. However, during the summer months it is quite popular for residents to travel by bicycle or by foot. In fact, in the exclusive community of Harbor Point, there are no cars allowed during the summer months.
See
[edit | edit source]Check out the view from the bluff above the city; you can see all of Little Traverse Bay and its yearly changing vista.
- 1 Andrew J. Blackbird Museum.
- Harbor Springs History Museum, 349 E. Main St, ☏ +1 231 526-9771, [email protected].
Do
[edit | edit source]Harbor Spring is home to two of Michigan's best ski resorts in Nub's Nob and Boyne Highlands [dead link]. Ski rentals are available at each resort if you don't have your own ski equipment.
Buy
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[edit | edit source]Drink
[edit | edit source]There are essentially only three bars in Harbor Springs. There is Bar Harbor, which is purely a bar, and then there are bars at the Pier Restaurant and the New Yorker Restaurant.
Sleep
[edit | edit source]- The Surf Cottage, ☏ +1 231-632-0833. 4-bedroom home on Lake Michigan. Open year round. $290.
Go next
[edit | edit source]| Routes through Harbor Springs |
| Ends at | N | → Petoskey → Ends at |

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