Park Inn Sault Sainte Marie
Sault Ste Marie, Michigan

Studebaker's Restaurant and Lounge - Located next door to the hotel

Breakfast Room - Complimentary hot Continental Breakfast

The Great Wall - 3440 I-75 Business Spur. Across the street from the hotel.

Zorba's - 107 W Portage

Ang-gio's - 3350 I-75 Business Spur, .5 miles north of the hotel on the left.

Abner's - 2865 I-75 Business Spur, less than 1 mile North of the hotel on the right.

Indo-China Gardens - 3344 I-75 Business Spur, .5 miles north of the hotel on the left.

Penny's Kitchen - Deli, Bakery & Coffee House-112 West Spruce Street. Close to downtown area.

Antler's - 804 E Portage Ave, Family owned famous for their wildlife displays. Great place for a Birthday Party.

River of History Museum - Where 8 galleries interpret 8,000 years of history of the St. Mary's River Valley.

Minneapolis Woods Recreation Area - Snow-tubing and skiing.

Soo Locks Boat Tours - Just east of the locks. Experience "locking through" Lake Huron to Lake Superior, cruise alongside freighters and ocean vessels beneath the International Highway Bridge. 800-432-6301 - www.soolocks.com

St. Mary's Cathedral - Sault Sainte Marie the third oldest settlement in the U.S. has several historic churches on the "Church Walk"

I-500 Snowmobile Track - One mile ice oval for the biggest race event in the Upper Peninsula and the snowmobile racing community. I-500 Race is held the first weekend of February.

Valley Camp Museum Ship - A 1917 steam powered Great Lakes Freighter.

Kewadin Casinos - x

Lake Superior State University - The smallest public institution in Michigan, offering more than 40 majors.

Tower of History - Provides panoramic views, historic displays interpret the areas origins.

Edison Sault Power House - Hydroelectric power plant. Completed in 1902 the 2 1/4 mile power canal took 4 years to build. The power plant still provides the local area with 150 million KW of power.

Soo Locksand Visitors Center - The only water connection between Lake Superior and the other Great Lakes. The first lock was built in 1797. Today there are 4 U.S. locks and 1 Canadian. An amazing engineering feat.