Grand Island

Grand Island Michigan, located in Munising, MI, is home to the Grand Island National Recreation Area and Ferry Service. Visitors can explore the island's sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters of Lake Superior, either on foot, by mountain bike, or through a guided bus tour. The island also boasts stunning sandstone cliffs offering breathtaking views of the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.

As part of the Hiawatha National Forest, Grand Island provides a wild and scenic escape for nature enthusiasts seeking an immersive outdoor experience. With its pristine beaches, cultural sites, dense forests, and inland lakes, Grand Island offers a diverse range of attractions for visitors to enjoy.

Steeped in history, Grand Island was first settled in the early 1800s, with evidence of the fur trading industry still visible today. Acquired by the Forest Service in 1990, the island now features well-maintained historic homes dating back over a century, alongside improved camping facilities and mountain bike trails. The iconic East Channel lighthouse, a prominent landmark on the island, is accessible only by boat via the Grand Island Ferry Service.

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