Devil's Kitchen — Attraction in Mackinac Island

It's just a rest, stop along the 8.2 mile loop road. Just basically an interesting rock formation with smoke stains from when Indians, soldiers or pirates through the centuries past stopped to camp and cook under a shelter ledge. Probably the least interesting feature on the island. I was more entertained by the squirrel we saw while we took a bicycle break. Yes, those are our 🚲 in the picture. Take your own bicycle, it's worth the $15 ferry fee to have wheels when you need them. Bike Rentals are expensive and only make sense if you are just on the island for a couple hours. If you're staying on the island overnight or for the week just take your own bike and a lock, helmets are...

One of the many named limestone geological formations on the island that was formed millions of years ago and shaped by waves over the centuries. This is one of the easiest to get to as it's on the Shore road not far from town which makes it pretty crowded with the many tourists on bikes that stop for the photo...

There's really nothing to see here. It's like a small space within the wall on the side of the road where one could hide or take shelter at nights. Walking or biking all the way to see this thing is sort of wastage of time since it shouldn't exactly be called a...