(231) 947-2214
2. Neahtawanta Inn. Surrounded by woods and water, the Inn offers peace and comfort for those who need to rest and rejuvenate. The large living/dining room with a sunken fieldstone fire pit and the library with many books and periodicals are available for guests. Healthy vegetarian breakfasts are served. The Inn also offers a yoga studio and instruction upon request.
(800) 220-1415
5. Peninsula Grill & Bad Dog Deli. A favorite meeting place for locals and visitors abound. The relaxed, casual atmosphere is inviting and makes everyone feel right at home. The menu offers a variety of fresh steaks, seafood, pasta, pizza and more. If you’re on the go, to the beach or the boat, don’t miss out on the provisions at Bad Dog Deli. The deli, named after the owner’s miniature schnauzer, has Boar’s Head meats and cheeses, sandwiches, pizza, wine, ice cream and “other good stuff!
(231) 223-7200 - Grill
(231) 223-9364 - Deli
6. Bowers Harbor Inn &
7. The Bowery. Built in 1885, Bowers Harbor Inn is the legendary home of elegant dining. Situated on Grand Traverse Bay, Bowers features the famous smoked whitefish dip,fish in a bag, morel crusted scallops and more. Or, enjoy casual dining at The Bowery, an Old Mission Original, with its famous BBQ ribs and lake perch. Call 223.4222.
8. The Boathouse. Nestled on the shores of beautiful Bowers Harbor the boathouse takes full advantage of its delightful view of the docks and bay with wide-open windows and a summer deck. Indoors, the charming decor invokes a relaxed cottage atmosphere where both the casually and formally attired feel welcome. Chef Jim Morse puts a new twist on Northern Michigan’s traditional home-style fare creating unparalleled innovative cuisine. The menu varies in its choices of fresh fish, meat, chicken and vegetarian entrées.
(231) 223-4030
11. Walt’s & Susan’s Antiques Shop. Located in a 1910 barn where three floors are filled to over flowing with beautiful dishes, primitives, furniture, vintage clothes & more – note the wide plank floors. Don’t miss the tour through Walt’s gas station work shop.
(231) 223-4123
2513 Nelson Road
12. Peninsula Market. The atmosphere in this newly remodeled Market is open and inviting. Whether you’re going to work, heading home or enjoying a leisurely drive; if we’re not on your way we should be! Lots of local products to choose from and the only gas station on the Peninsula. Come in and shop or sit down for lunch or dinner. We are WiFi.
(231) 223-9500
Mon-Thurs 7:00 am-9:00 pm
Friday and Saturday 7:00 am -10:00 pm
Sunday 7:00 am-8:00 pm
Old Mission Wineries are situated uniquely at the globe's 45th parallel -- the ideal climate for growing varietal wine grapes -- the five wineries that comprise this stunning appellation have been well recognized by international wine enthusiasts. The dedicated vintners who hone their craft on the glacially formed landscape include
13. Chateau Grand Traverse
14. Bowers Harbor Vineyards
15. Brys Estate Vinyard & Winery
17. Peninsula Cellars
19. Old Mission Massage Therapy. Maria McKane, in practice since 1996, is a nationally certified therapeutic myomassologist and massage therapy teacher. She has been trained in numerous massage techniques including Swedish, Facial, Maternity, Sports, Reflexology, Myofascial Release, Lymphatic, Neuromuscular Therapy, Shiatsu, and Hot Stone Massage Therapy and Belavi Face Lift Massage.
(231) 223-4052
20. Old Mission Dentistry. Dr. Stoye,in his log cabin office, offers all phases of dentistry for all ages. From cosmetic dentistry to simple extractions, patients are treated in a calm, painless atmosphere using nitros oxide sedation.
(231) 223-4232
22. Edmondson Orchard Fruit Stand
24. Buchan’s Blueberry Hill
26. Grey Hare Inn Farm Market
C. Scenic Overlook, exhibiting excellent views of both bays.
D. Bowers Harbor Park. The perfect place to stretch your legs. Enjoy the new walking path around the park, have a picnic, play some tennis and let the kids romp on the tall ship play structure.
E. Bowers Harbor Boat Launch
F. Pyatt Lake Nature Area is nestled in the woods off Pyatt Rd. A quiet and peaceful nature preserve, complete with hiking trail, boardwalks and two observation platforms overlooking pristine wetlands, provides an excellent opportunity for viewing one of the most botanically diverse areas in Grand Traverse County.