Forty feet deep and over 10,000 gallons of clear water gush per minute from the fissures in the underlying limestone makes Kitch-iti-kipi the largest natural spring in Michigan.
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Manistique is a central destination for enjoying attractions and recreational activities year round. History buffs can tour Seul Choix Point Lighthouse and Historic Fayette town site. Visit Palms Book State Park, "Big Springs." Two hundred feet across, the forty foot deep Kitch-iti-kipi is Michigan's largest spring. Over 10,000 gallons a minute gush from fissures in the underlying limestone. We are your Four Seasons Destination.
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Kitch-iti-kipi. The Big Spring
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Manistique Breakwater Light
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The Manistique Boardwalk offers its users a fishing pier, access to the east breakwater light, picnic grounds, and abundant nature and wildlife to enjoy.
Historic Watertower
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The 137-foot-high Romanesque brick water tower dates from 1922 and now houses the Manistique Historical Society's book and gift shop.
Manistique Fishing Derby
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Held on the last weekend in July, Manistique attracts anglers from all over the Great Lakes to take part in the annual Trout & Salmon Derby.
Manistique Boardwalk
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Stroll along just over two miles of Lake Michigan shoreline on the Manistique Boardwalk, featuring three bridges, several benches, a fishing pier and a great view of Manistiques's Breakwater Light.
Fayette Historic Townsite
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Once one of the Upper Peninsula's most productive iron-smelting operations, is now a completely restored village including 22 historic buildings, museum exhibits and a visitor center.
Kitch-iti-kipi. The Big Spring
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Forty feet deep and over 10,000 gallons of clear water gush per minute from the fissures in the underlying limestone makes Kitch-iti-kipi the largest natural spring in Michigan.
Manistique Breakwater Light
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The Manistique Boardwalk offers its users a fishing pier, access to the east breakwater light, picnic grounds, and abundant nature and wildlife to enjoy.
Historic Watertower
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The 137-foot-high Romanesque brick water tower dates from 1922 and now houses the Manistique Historical Society's book and gift shop.
Manistique Fishing Derby
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Held on the last weekend in July, Manistique attracts anglers from all over the Great Lakes to take part in the annual Trout & Salmon Derby.
Manistique Boardwalk
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Stroll along just over two miles of Lake Michigan shoreline on the Manistique Boardwalk, featuring three bridges, several benches, a fishing pier and a great view of Manistiques's Breakwater Light.
Fayette Historic Townsite
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Once one of the Upper Peninsula's most productive iron-smelting operations, is now a completely restored village including 22 historic buildings, museum exhibits and a visitor center.
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17049 Foote Lake Road,
Manistique, MI 49854
Historical Site
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M-94 And Sundell Rd Intersection,
Sundell, MI 49885
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Family-friendly
Open Year-round
LAT 46.004772000000003 LONG -86.385047,
Manistique, MI 49854
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Open Year-round
8970 W County Road 442,
Manistique, MI 49854
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Family-friendly
Motorcoach Parking
944 South State Highway M-149,
Manistique, MI 49854-8922
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Open Year-round
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