Boating, Fishing, and Travel Information for Bois Blanc Island, MI

Bois Blanc Island, sometimes referred to as Boblo Island, an island in Lake Huron, lies almost due north of the city of Cheboygan. Private and commercial motor vehicles are brought to and from Bois Blanc Island by ferry. There are no paved roads; however, a maintained county road extends from the island’s northeast corner to the far western tip. Fire Tower Road bisects the island and is also the route used for public access to Twin Lakes and Lake Thompson, Bois Blanc’s largest inland lakes. The island is served by Bois Blanc Island Airport.

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