Guidebook for Northport
Food Scene
A great place to pick up your basic cup of coffee and delicious cinnamon twists and doughnuts. If you get there early, you'll get to hang out with the locals.
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Barb's Bakery
112 Mill StA great place to pick up your basic cup of coffee and delicious cinnamon twists and doughnuts. If you get there early, you'll get to hang out with the locals.
This is a great place to stop and eat when you're going to or coming from Leland or the Sleeping Bear Dunes. A family owned restaurant that has remained the same for decades - a family favorite.
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Fischer's Happy Hour Tavern
7100 N Manitou TrailThis is a great place to stop and eat when you're going to or coming from Leland or the Sleeping Bear Dunes. A family owned restaurant that has remained the same for decades - a family favorite.
Get soft serve ice cream and the restaurant has a great brunch as well.
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The Tribune Ice Cream & Eatery
110 E Nagonaba StGet soft serve ice cream and the restaurant has a great brunch as well.
Shopping
Fishtown in Leland is a great place to grab lunch and visit shops. Here you can get a sense for how a Great Lakes commercial fishing wharf looked back in its heyday. You can charter a sport fishing excursion here, and you can get all the fishing tackle you need in this area.
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Fishtown Preservation Society Office
203 Cedar StFishtown in Leland is a great place to grab lunch and visit shops. Here you can get a sense for how a Great Lakes commercial fishing wharf looked back in its heyday. You can charter a sport fishing excursion here, and you can get all the fishing tackle you need in this area.
Rent bikes, kayaks, and stand up paddle boards from Will Harper's store. He also has the latest "M-22" stuff along with other cool shirts, shades, and hats.
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North Shore Outfitters
119 S Waukazoo StRent bikes, kayaks, and stand up paddle boards from Will Harper's store. He also has the latest "M-22" stuff along with other cool shirts, shades, and hats.
Entertainment & Activities
Go bowling and play some arcade games on a rainy day or sit down and eat in the sprawling bar and restaurant (well... "sprawling" for Northport, anyway :)).
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Tucker's of Northport
116 S Waukazoo StGo bowling and play some arcade games on a rainy day or sit down and eat in the sprawling bar and restaurant (well... "sprawling" for Northport, anyway :)).
Parks & Nature
Do yourself a favor and watch the sunset from Peterson Park. There's nothing quite like it. You can also hike down to the shore and hunt for petoskey stones, or have a grill out in the park.
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Peterson Park
10001 East Peterson Park RoadDo yourself a favor and watch the sunset from Peterson Park. There's nothing quite like it. You can also hike down to the shore and hunt for petoskey stones, or have a grill out in the park.
A must see. Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore is just incredibly beautiful.
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Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
9922 W Front StA must see. Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore is just incredibly beautiful.
Sightseeing
Check out the tippy top of Michigan's "Pinkie" and see the historic Grand Traverse Lighthouse. The house is now a museum where you can get a sense for how lightkeepers on the Great Lakes lived.
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Grand Traverse Lighthouse Museum
15500 Lighthouse Point RoadCheck out the tippy top of Michigan's "Pinkie" and see the historic Grand Traverse Lighthouse. The house is now a museum where you can get a sense for how lightkeepers on the Great Lakes lived.
Arts & Culture
The museum and cultural center created by the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians. It's mission "to establish, gather, interpret, and maintain a record of the history of the Grand Traverse Band of Anishinabek."
Eyaawing Museum & Cultural Center
2304 N West Bay Shore DrThe museum and cultural center created by the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians. It's mission "to establish, gather, interpret, and maintain a record of the history of the Grand Traverse Band of Anishinabek."