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577:, replacing the previous limestone and manure composition used previously. With the cessation of the car ferries across the Straits of Mackinac, and the extra costs to get the necessary equipment to the island, annual maintenance rose to $ 14,000/year (equivalent to $ 111,000/year in 2023). After the resurfacing, annual costs were expected to drop to $ 5,000/year (equivalent to $ 39,000/year in 2023). Since the 1970s, the MISPC has allowed snowmobiles to operate on Mackinac Island during the winter. In 1976, a centerline was painted on the highway for the first time, and provisions for bicycle parking were added to the downtown sections. Work was also done to mitigate erosion in the $ 200,000 (equivalent to $ 834,000 in 2023) project.
601:) of rock and filter cloth designed to prevent erosion. The expectation at the time was that Lake Huron could rise another 4–5 inches (10–13 cm) that summer. Such a lake level increase prompted worries that the waves would wash away sections of the road. The lake had already washed away shoreline near Arch Rock; there was at least 8 feet (2.4 m) of berm between the road and shoreline in the 1970s and by 1985 some sections had been reduced to just 2 inches (5.1 cm). Storms later that year washed away sections of M-185, removing huge chunks of asphalt. MDOT closed those stretches on July 7, 1986, after the
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extended to "motor bicycles" in 1907. As such, other than a handful of emergency and utility vehicles as well as others by special, limited-time permit, no cars or trucks are allowed on the island and no motorized vehicles appear on M-185. During the winter months, the
Mackinac Island Police sometimes patrols the island by snowmobile. Traffic on this highway is by foot, on horse, by horse-drawn vehicle, or by bicycle; M-185 is the only such state highway in the country "that allows no automobiles". As a result, the roadside litter is picked up using a horse-drawn wagon.
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the Lake Shore Nature Trail, a short interpretive trail on the inland side of the road. Just beyond mile 3, Scott's Shore Road, a short gravel-surfaced connecting roadway between Lake Shore Road and Scott's Road, departs inland near Point St. Clair. M-185 is bounded by the interior woods on one side and the beaches and rocky shores on the other through this area.
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are generally prohibited. Such prohibition has been in effect since 1907. Class I e-bikes are permitted for use by those with a mobility disability, and Class II or Class III e-bikes are prohibited unless modified to meet a Class I designation. A permit is required to use an e-bike on the island, and
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to help protect the roadway from rising water levels in the Great Lakes. MDOT plans to have the project completed by mid-September and to open sections of the highway to tourist traffic in stages as work is completed, starting with the stretch north to Arch Rock. Additionally to accommodate tourists,
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In late 2019, high water levels and winter storms damaged sections of the highway, and MDOT initiated emergency repairs including some erosion mitigation measures at a projected cost of $ 350,000. Further reconstruction work was started in 2020 to repair about half of the highway at a cost of about $
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Lake Shore Road around the island was built between 1900 and 1910 by the state. The M-185 designation was first assigned in 1933 when park officials convinced the state highway commissioner to add the roadway to the state highway system because their budget could not cover the maintenance costs. The
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in 2002 to purchase conservation easements along M-185. The land adjacent to the highway on the east side of the island is publicly owned while along the west it is mostly private. The grant allowed the MISPC and MDOT to either purchase the development rights to adjacent properties along Lake Shore
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In the mid-1980s, rising water levels in Lake Huron endangered M-185 and bicyclists. The roadway was overwashed by waves from the lake during a storm on May 31, 1985; the waves littered the road with gravel and dirt and raised fears of erosion. MDOT spent around $ 50,000 (equivalent to $ 120,000 in
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viewing area just beyond the mile 1 marker. The next two miles (3.2 km) of M-185 are relatively isolated and devoid of major landmarks as the highway rounds
Hennepin Point and runs along Voyageur's Bay. Other than a few picnic tables, the only feature between Arch Rock and mile 3 is
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Griffin Cove. Other than a few newer residential developments, the sights are limited to Brown's Brook, which features a picnic area and interpretive nature trail, and the views of the
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weekend, to fix the damage. Repairs were budgeted to replace the missing sections of roadway at a cost of $ 894,366 (equivalent to $ 2.11 million in 2023); tourists were detoured inland, and uphill, to access the island's various tourist attractions.
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and the MISPC along with funding by
Mackinac Associates, a friends group that works with the state park. A portion of M-185 was resurfaced starting in September 2016. MDOT estimated the cost to be $ 900,000 (equivalent to $ 1,120,000 in 2023).
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American Cultural Trail was created along M-185. The trail consists of a series of six information panels with bicycle parking areas. The panels were created in a collaboration between the
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1.4 million. M-185 was closed at the state park boundary north of the
Mission Point Resort to British Landing, a distance of about four miles (6.4 km) in mid-June. This project includes the installation of
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roadway was purpose-built for non-motorized use; it is narrower than other state highways. Its 12-foot (3.7 m) width is the equivalent of a standard highway lane. In late 1960, the state paved the road in
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The beginning and ending of M-185 is marked at the intersection of Main and Fort streets next to the visitor center. That building is operated by the MISPC, but it was originally a
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named the island one of the "10 great places to get your feet back on the ground" as a car-free destination, highlighting the unique status of M-185 in the process. The magazine
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Visitor Center. The highway uses wooden markers to measure miles instead of the common metal signage; these signs are erected by the MISPC, as MDOT does not install the standard
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Mile 4 is situated at Point aux Pins at the northernmost point of the island. Here, M-185 turns southerly, passing the state boat dock and a nature center before coming to
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Shade, Joanne Prim (August 30, 1992). "Yes, the Water Does Go all the Way Around
Mackinac Island: You're Welcome to Visit, but Leave the Silly Questions Behind".
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McManus, Shawna (June 25, 2002). "Mackinac Island Gets Road Money: State Grant Will Allow Land Buys and Construction of Scenic Drives".
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Lichon, Jeff (May 2007). "A Timeless Getaway: Don't Just Imagine What Mackinac Island Is Like—It's Waiting for You To Visit!".
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Baruffi, Kathy (June 20, 2008). "10 Great Places To Get Your Feet Back on the Ground".
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Kerwin, James L. (June 26, 1986). "Mackinac Island Isn't Immune to Road Repair Woes".
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Staff writer (April 16, 2003). "Michigan's Best: Recreation".
1282:"Mac Attack: 13 Crowd-Beating Ways To Tackle a Special Island"
923:. History and Culture. Michigan Department of Transportation.
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Miller, Holly G. (September 1995). "Michigan's Crown Jewel".
1880:"Mackinac Island Offers Several Modern Paved Bicycle Trails"
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2322:"M-185 Resurfacing on Mackinac Island to Start Sept. 12"
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Newer milemarker sign erected along the highway in 2011
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1579:Michigan's West Coast: Explore the Shore Guide
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850:Michigan Department of Transportation (2021).
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1930:"Snowmobiles Buzz onto Mackinac Island"
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1829:Dunnigan, Carol (September 13, 2008).
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949:Wall Howard, Phoebe (May 26, 2023).
538:Michigan's second Governor's Mansion
87:Pedestrians, bicycles or horses only
1928:Straus, Frank (February 10, 2007).
1810:from the original on March 19, 2018
1766:Hunt, Mary & Hunt, Don (2007).
1652:"Grand Hotel Turns 125 This Week".
1373:Hanes, Tracy (September 27, 2008).
981:Bertrand v. City of Mackinac Island
63:8.004 mi (12.881 km)
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2301:from the original on April 3, 2017
2026:"Mackinac Island Highway Improved"
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2511:The Highway Where Cars are Banned
2146:Egan, Paul (September 20, 2019).
2120:Egan, Paul (September 21, 2019).
1148:National Highway System, Michigan
747:Leads to interior of the island;
584:A view of M-185 through Arch Rock
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2492:Biking M-185 on Mackinac Island
2374:Gmiter, Tanda (June 11, 2020).
2009:Gross Domestic Product deflator
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1375:"Mackinac a Pedestrian's Haven"
998:Long, Nicole (August 4, 2022).
428:Photographic Society of America
426:, the official magazine of the
2287:Timmer, Lori (April 2, 2017).
1280:Habes, Bob (August 15, 1993).
1190:Federal Highway Administration
881:"New Road at Island Is Unique"
700:. Milemarkers are posted in a
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2205:Staff writer (May 20, 2005).
2032:. July 16, 1976. p. 11.
1990:"What Was the U.S. GDP Then?"
1498:Paralyzed Veterans of America
893:. June 28, 1961. p. 29.
778:Terminus used for milemarkers
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460:Sainte Anne's Catholic Church
2401:Harmon, Zac (July 8, 2024).
2030:The Holland Evening Sentinel
804:Michigan Highways portal
2469:Geographic data related to
2047:– via Newspapers.com.
1806:. City of Mackinac Island.
1006:. Traverse City, Michigan:
908:– via Newspapers.com.
292:(MISPC), calls the highway
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2503:Mackinac Island M-185 Loop
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2211:Mackinac Island Town Crier
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1934:Mackinac Island Town Crier
1884:Mackinac Island Town Crier
1836:Mackinac Island Town Crier
921:"Road & Highway Facts"
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302:Mackinac Island State Park
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1096:M-185 Mile 0 Marker
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2175:Cheboygan Daily Tribune
1800:City of Mackinac Island
1619:Martone, Laura (2010).
1186:National Highway System
609:In 1979, while filming
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369:National Highway System
286:City of Mackinac Island
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2530:Bike paths in Michigan
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2407:FOX 17 West Michigan
1741:A Michigan Auto Tour
1339:The Kansas City Star
744:British Landing Road
472:Mission Point Resort
391:The Kansas City Star
376:second national park
119:British Landing Road
2011:figures follow the
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1804:"Police Department"
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680:Major intersections
329:horse-drawn vehicle
270:Straits of Mackinac
109:Major intersections
2382:. Booth Newspapers
2355:. Booth Newspapers
2152:Detroit Free Press
2126:Detroit Free Press
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1655:The Mining Journal
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1768:"Mackinac Island"
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591:short tons
400:, and the
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187:Interstate
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