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Cheboygan County is located in the northern part of the lower peninsula, south of the Straits of Mackinac that connect Lakes Michigan and Huron, and is traversed by I-75 and US-23. The county contains 720 square miles and is in the heart of tourist country. Thus, much of the economy depends on the service industry and retail trade. Several state parks and the Straits of Mackinac shoreline offer an abundance of outdoor recreation activities. Once a logging area, Cheboygan County also offers vast water resources. The 40 mile inland waterway connects rivers to lakes between Cheboygan, Indian River, and Alanson.
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PRINCIPLE ATTRACTIONS AND EVENTS
Seven lighthouses in Cheboygan County; Cheboygan County Historical Museum; Cheboygan Opera House; seven state parks; The Inland Waterway; Golf - in addition to the Indian River Golf Course the other courses are Maple Ridge Club and Hidden River Golf and Casting Club, both in Brutus; Cheboygan Golf and County Club in Cheboygan; Mackinaw Club in Mackinaw City; Wildwood Lakes Golf Course in Wolverine; Black Lake (rated in top 10 of Michigan courses) in Onaway; Coast Guard Cutter Mackinaw; Black Mountain Forest Recreation Area; Historical Society Museum of Cheboygan; Cross in the Woods (Indian River); Sturgeon River; Wildwood Hills Pathway; Mackinaw City; Mackinaw Crossings; Mackinac Bridge; Fort Michilimackinac; Mackinaw City Marina; Cheboygan County Fair; Cheboygan Dam & Lock; Oden Fish Hatchery; Ocqueo Falls.
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CITIES AND VILLAGES
Aloha, Alverno, Cheboygan, Indian River, Mackinaw City, Mullett Lake, Topinabee, Tower and Wolverine
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