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The Mackinac Island Ferry shuttles passengers from the mainland to Mackinac Island. It also connects the Lower and Upper Peninsulas of Michigan and gives passengers excellent views of the Mackinac Bridge.

Mud Lake is 217 square acres in size and is home to panfish and bass. The best views of Mud Lake are from the North Western State Trail.

Nestled along Round Lake, this beautiful preserve spans 243 acres and features a mix of wetlands, shorelines, and uplands. As you ride along the paved North-Western State Trail, you can enjoy spectacular views of the lake and the preserve, where you can see plenty of Scots Pine and trembling aspen. Keep an eye out for the Sandhill Crane, often seen in this area, along with many other unique plants and animals.

This path provides spectacular views of the lake, which looks fantastically blue on a sunny day. The path isn't particularly wide so it is more appropriate for a scenic cycle rather than a speedy one at the busier times of day.

The Petoskey Bayfront Breakwater, located in Michigan, serves as a protective barrier for the harbour. It has played a vital role in facilitating commerce and ensuring safe navigation along the Great Lakes, preserving the region's maritime heritage. A great spot to walk the bikes up to and take a break.

Starting as the outflow of Walloon Lake, the upper 13 miles offer calm, flat water flowing through wetlands and marshes. It's ideal for peaceful canoeing, kayaking, and wildlife watching.

The Kalman Nature Preserve, owned by the Little Traverse Conservancy, stretches to the shoreline of Little Traverse Bay, containing valuable wetland habitats.

The Menonaqua Woods Nature Preserve welcomes dogs on a leash, and hikers can explore this untrailed area. There is no designated parking area, and these protected woods are located 5.2 miles from Petoskey.