BrassWind Landing Photography
BrassWind Landing Photography
BrassWind Landing Photography
Cross in the Woods National Shrine
Cross in the Woods
Indian River is in the heart of the Inland Waterway, Michigan’s longest chain of lakes and rivers, over 40 miles, including Burt Lake and Mullett Lake, the 4th & 5th largest Inland lakes, connected by the picturesque Indian River. Enjoy two blue ribbon trout streams which flow through Indian River, the magnificent Sturgeon River – the fastest flowing river in the Northern Lower Peninsula and the beautiful Pigeon River – a naturally protected river, flowing in to Burt Lake and Mullett Lake respectively.
Enjoy the North Central State Trail, a beautiful 62 mile hiking, biking and snowmobiling trail, which passes through Indian River as it connects Gaylord to Mackinaw City. Up for ORVing, Motorcycling or snowmobiling; check out Tomahawk Trails which provides miles of scenic wilderness. Hunt, fish and play in 180,000+ acres of State Land including the Mackinaw State Forest and lovely Pigeon River Country State Forest, home to Michigan’s only free ranging Elk Herd, the largest herd east of the Mississippi. Visit the world’s tallest wooden Crucifix at Cross in the Woods.
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3435 S. Straits Hwy.
Indian River, MI 49749
P.O. Box 57
Indian River, MI 49749
Indian River is at the center of all that makes Northern Michigan a treasured vacation destination and place to call home. Indian River, named after the river which flows through it, is nestled between Burt Lake and Mullett Lake along the 40 mile long Inland Waterway. Conveniently located off I-75, 25 miles south of the Mackinaw Bridge, Indian River is a place that visitors of all ages find many pleasures to enjoy during any season of the year.
Truly Nature’s Mecca, Indian River is the ideal location to boat, fish, hunt, camp, bike, golf, kayak, canoe, raft, tube, stand up paddle board, sail, snowmobile, ORV, Motorcycle, ski, bird watch, mushroom hunt, hike, skate, dine, and shop. By water or by land, quiet sport or motor, fun with nature is certain with so many activities available to you. Visit our Things to Do Page for ideas on what to do while visiting Indian River on your Pure Michigan getaway vacation. Our annual Summerfest is always the 3rd week in July. For schedule of events and images from Summerfest events please visit our Summerfest Page – click here.
While in Indian River, we offer accommodations of all types. Enjoy your perfect dining experience at our many restaurants and bars. Spend your day shopping with our downtown retailers. Visit our online Member Directory to search local businesses – click here.
Thinking of moving to Indian River? We have relocation information to make it easy for you. If you already live here, why not consider joining the Indian River
Resort Region Chamber of Commerce.
We hope you enjoy your Michigan Vacation Getaway in our beautiful Northern Michigan community where all trails lead to Indian River! Call us at 231-238-9325 or Click here to visit our Contact page.
The Indian River Chamber of Commerce is organized for the purpose of encouraging economic development, while promoting and preserving our natural resources; fostering integrity, good faith, and equitable principles in business.
