Explore the Manistique

Area

Your stay at Harbor Motel puts you right in the heart of this charming Upper Peninsula town. Whether you're into outdoor adventure, local food, or relaxing by the water, there's something here for everyone. Click on the links below to learn more on Manistique’s website.

Manistique Boardwalk

& Lighthouse

• Manistique Boardwalk - Stroll along the Lake Michigan with scenic views and photo ops . • East Breakwater Lighthouse - Located in the harbor of Manistique, Michigan and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. • Enjoy sunsets, birdwatching, and benches along the shore.

Palms Book State Park

& Kitch-iti-kipi

• Palms Book State Park - The park is located 7 miles northwest of Indian Lake State Park in Manistique, along the northern terminus of M-149. • Kitch-iti-kipi (The Big Spring) - Michigan’s largest freshwater spring, is 200 feet across and 40 feet deep, with crystal-clear waters, trout, and clouds of sand that is viewed from a self-operated raft.

Downtown Attractions

(Just Steps Away!)

• Dining - Many local restaurants, pubs, and coffee shops to choose from. • Shopping - Gift stores, antique shops, and a seasonal farmers market. • Grocery store, pharmacy, and essentials are nearby.

Outdoor Recreation

• ORV & Snowmobile Trails - Trailhead just 2 blocks from the motel. • Fishing - Try the Manistique River or nearby lakes; we’ve got a fish cleaning station and freezers for your catch. • Hiking - Here are a couple popular locations. Visit Manistique’s website for more. o Indian Lake State Park - Features two campgrounds, overnight lodging facilities, a boat launch, a popular swimming beach, a picnic area and 2 miles of trails. o Rainey Wildlife Area - Hiking trails, boardwalks, and an elevated observation platform provide outstanding views of wildlife in and along Smith Creek, Smith's Slough, and Indian Lake.

Seasonal Activities

• Fall color tours on scenic M-94 or US-2. • Ice fishing and snowmobiling in winter. • Hunting (deer season-friendly lodging with hanging station). • Fireworks and community events in summer.

Explore the Manistique Area

Your stay at Harbor Motel puts you right in the heart of this charming Upper Peninsula town. Whether you're into outdoor adventure, local food, or relaxing by the water, there's something here for everyone. Click on the links below to learn more on Manistique’s website.

Manistique Boardwalk &

Lighthouse

• Manistique Boardwalk - Stroll along the Lake Michigan with scenic views and photo ops . • East Breakwater Lighthouse - Located in the harbor of Manistique, Michigan and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. • Enjoy sunsets, birdwatching, and benches along the shore.

Palms Book State Park & Kitch-iti-kipi

• Palms Book State Park - The park is located 7 miles northwest of Indian Lake State Park in Manistique, along the northern terminus of M-149. • Kitch-iti-kipi (The Big Spring) - Michigan’s largest freshwater spring, is 200 feet across and 40 feet deep, with crystal-clear waters, trout, and clouds of sand that is viewed from a self-operated raft.

Downtown Attractions (Just Steps Away!)

• Dining - Many local restaurants, pubs, and coffee shops to choose from. • Shopping - Gift stores, antique shops, and a seasonal farmers market. • Grocery store, pharmacy, and essentials are nearby.

Outdoor Recreation

• ORV & Snowmobile Trails - Trailhead just 2 blocks from the motel. • Fishing - Try the Manistique River or nearby lakes; we’ve got a fish cleaning station and freezers for your catch. • Hiking - Here are a couple popular locations. Visit Manistique’s website for more. o Indian Lake State Park - Features two campgrounds, overnight lodging facilities, a boat launch, a popular swimming beach, a picnic area and 2 miles of trails. o Rainey Wildlife Area - Hiking trails, boardwalks, and an elevated observation platform provide outstanding views of wildlife in and along Smith Creek, Smith's Slough, and Indian Lake.

Seasonal Activities

• Fall color tours on scenic M-94 or US-2. • Ice fishing and snowmobiling in winter. • Hunting (deer season-friendly lodging with hanging station). • Fireworks and community events in summer.