Group Tour Highlights

Petoskey Area History

The Petoskey Area is steeped in rich history and is privileged to have it well-documented throughout the region. From Native American history to Harbor Springs innovation, the Inland Waterway and Ernest Hemingway, there are plenty of museums and cultural centers to visit.

Crooked Tree Arts Center

Constructed in 1890 as a church, today it is an award-winning art center. Enjoy exhibits in the gallery and purchase local artists’ work. Concerts, plays, and lectures are featured in the 220-seat theater.

Kilwins

Chocolate Kitchen

Take a tour of this local candy company - with free samples, of course! One taste and you’ll know why Kilwins is a favorite group stop.

Group Tour Highlights

Little Traverse Bay Ferry Company

All aboard the Harbor Princess for a unforgettable cruise on Little Traverse Bay! With private cruise options for both day cruises and sunset cruises available, elevate your event by seeing the Petoskey Area from a whole new perspective on the water.

Pond Hill Farm

Just 5 miles north of downtown Harbor Springs along the Tunnel of Trees, Pond Hill Farm is a yearround agritourism destination. At this working farm, market, greenhouse, winery, and brewery, activities abound and you can enjoy a homegrown meal at their on-site café with private dining available.

Lavender Hill Farm

Take a guided golf cart farm tour of Michigan’s largest lavender farm, featuring 30 different lavender varieties; visit the gift shop and explore other farm activities.

Odawa Casino

Above the ordinary Vegas-style gaming in the heart of Northern Michigan. Enjoy your favorite slot machines, table games, exquisite dining options, and live entertainment at Odawa Casino.

SkyBridge Michigan

Rise to new heights at Boyne Mountain Resort's SkyBridge Michigan, the world's longest timbertowered pedestrian suspension bridge. Suspended 100+ feet in the air, you'll take a scenic chairlift ride to the mountain summit before making the walk across.

The Young Americans in Concert

Handpicked, top young talent from across the country perform a high energy, two-act performance featuring music and dance, ranging from Broadway to family favorites.

Tunnel of Trees

This 20-mile scenic drive has earned nationwide acclaim. As you tour, read the markers along the way for points of historical significance. Also, be sure to visit the unique shops in Good Hart and Cross Village, including a general store, antiques shop and art studios.

OTHER AREA HIGHLIGHTS

Shopping

Be sure to leave time to browse dozens of unique shops and boutiques. You’re sure to find one-of-a-kind treasures that will bring back memories of your visit for years to come.

Breweries, Wineries & Distilleries

Enjoy some of the best handcrafted beverages in Northern Michigan across the Petoskey Area, from group tastings to private tours and events. There are local shuttle companies available to take care of the driving for you, and many facilities also offer NA options, too.

Nearby Towns & Attractions

From here, towns and attractions like the Mackinac Bridge and Mackinac Island, Charlevoix, Gaylord, Traverse City, the Headlands International Dark Sky Park, and the National Shrine of the Cross in the Woods are a short drive away.

Local Dining

The Petoskey Area offers just about any type of dining experience from casual to fine dining. Be sure to try local favorites like freshly-caught whitefish and seasonal specialties like morel mushrooms and Michigan berries and apples.

Hotels

Whether you stay near the lakefront, by the ski slopes, or right in the heart of town, you’ll be greeted each day with a smile and genuine Northern Michigan hospitality.

Outdoors

Explore boat cruises, golf, bike rides, hiking, Petoskey Stone hunting, snowsports, and more. Endless adventure awaits in the Petoskey Area.

Mileage to the Petoskey Area from:

City, MI 35