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Transport
Mackinac Island can be reached by ferry during the late spring, summer and fall, small airplanes and sometimes snowmobile if the straits are frozen during the winter. No cars are allowed on Mackinac Island; residents and visitors travel by horse-drawn carriage, foot or bike.
Fudge
Mackinac Island is known for its fudge, so much so that tourists are known as "fudgies".
Parkland
Some of the federal land on Mackinac Island is designed as protected parkland, part of an effort to reduce development and preserve the nation's natural history.
Bluffs
One of Mackinac Island's primary features is its limestone bluffs. These are home to unusual limestone formations such as the Skull Cave, Arch Rock and Sugar Loaf.
Camping
Camping is not allowed on Mackinac Island, but there are several campgrounds to choose from in Mackinaw City.
Activities
Mackinaw City activities include outings to Mackinac Island, museums, parks and historical sites, a large waterpark, hiking, golf and fishing.
