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Eat

Eat

The Leelanau Peninsula is full of restaurants and dining options for every pallet. From sit-down restaurants to grab-and-go delis, there's something for everyone. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, and dessert are all along M-22 in the many towns that line Leelanau Peninsula, along with many of the crisscrossing country roads in…

Play

Play

The Leelanau Peninsula offers visitors a wide variety of fun recreational activities including cycling, bike riding, golfing, indoor and outdoor activities, wineries, and more. Cycling enthusiasts love the Leelanau Peninsula for the rolling hills, smooth pavement, excellent weather, and stunning views. Casual bike riders can take in the natural beauty…

Shop

Shop

From clothing and souvenir shops, to art galleries and antique stores, the Leelanau Peninsula has plenty of shopping for visitors. Michigan's "pinky" is an art lover's paradise. Virtually every town has handmade art and crafts aplenty. Glen Arbor is home to a wide variety of art galleries selling both art…

Stay

Stay

Visiting the Leelanau Peninsula? Looking for a place to stay? There are many hotels and motels for visitors to choose from around the area. Looking to get away and love to camp? Look no further than the many campgrounds and RV parks across the Leelanau Peninsula. The Leelanau Peninsula has…

Cedar

Cedar

A tiny town with Polish heritage, the 380-acre Cedar River Preserve, and more. Cedar is considered the heart of Leelanau County. It is a friendly little town with the motto "The Community That Cares". With Cedar's strong Polish heritage, the town holds a 4-day Cedar Polka Fest every July. Cedar,…
Empire

Empire

Set in the heart of the Sleeping Bear Sand Dunes National Lakeshore. On the western side of Michigan's "pinky", Empire is a tiny village on the Lake Michigan side of the Leelanau Peninsula. Surrounded by ancient forests and towering mountains of sand, Empire is a gorgeous setting for your next…
Glen Arbor

Glen Arbor

Filled with art galleries, shops, restaurants, and....the Sleeping Bear Dunes! Glen Arbor is one of the top destinations on M-22 with a variety of activities year-round. There is literally something for everyone, from shopping, dining, and wine, to golf, recreation, and art. Nestled in the heart of the Sleeping Bear…
Lake Leelanau

Lake Leelanau

Connecting the 21 miles of North and South Lake Leelanau with food and fun. Lake Leelanau is a tiny community at "The Narrows", the tiny waterway connecting North and South Lake Leelanau. At the Narrows, you'll find a terrific Catholic church and school, some great local dining, a bit of…
Leland

Leland

Home to historic Fishtown, exciting shops, golf, and delicious food on M-22. Leland, Michigan is best known for the historic wooden shacks and shanties that make up the state and national historic location of "Fishtown". Visitors can walk the wood plank boardwalk in and out of the wooden shanties shopping…
Northport

Northport

The very top of the peninsula with beaches, shopping, dining, and a lighthouse.
Omena

Omena

A relaxing, tiny town set along M-22 on the gorgeous Omena Bay.
Peshawbestown

Peshawbestown

A Native American community between Suttons Bay and Omena with a casino.
Suttons Bay

Suttons Bay

The first city on M-22 after Traverse City with shopping, dining, and art galleries.
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