Alcona County is located on the western shore of Lake Huron. The county has 694 square miles of lush forests, sparkling lakes and steams, and 27 miles of Lake Huron shoreline. It offers four season of outdoor recreational opportunities, including boating, camping, fishing, golfing, hiking, hunting, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling. The county is home six beautiful golf courses. It is an anglers paradise with over 60 inland lake and numerous streams. Charterboat Services operating out of the harbors at Harrisville and Black River offer sportfishing for Salmon and Lake Trout. There are restored railroad depots located in Harrisville and Lincoln. The Sturgeon Point Lighthouse includes a maritime museum and gift shop. Camping is available at Harrisville State Park, Alcona Park and several National Forest Campgrounds. Hiking and cross-country ski trails are available in Negwegon State Park, and the Reid Lake and Hoist Lake Foot Travel areas. Trailheads for the snowmobile trails are located in Glennie and Barton City.
PRINCIPLE ATTRACTIONS AND EVENTS
27 miles of Lake Huron shoreline
120,000 Acres of National and State Forest Land
Art and Craft Show [Harrisville, [September]
Glennie Lion’s Car Show [Glennie] [June]
Harrisville Deport
Lincoln Deport
Harrisville State Park on Lake Huron
Old Bailey School
Hubbard Lake one of the largest inland lakes in Michigan
Alcona Park in Glennie
Pine River National Forest Campground east of Glennie
Additionally, the county has many other lakes, including: Alcona Lake, Badger Lake, Bear Lake, Brownlee Lake, Byron Lake, Cedar Lake, Clear Lake, Crooked Lake, Crystal Lake, Curtis Lake, Honawan Lake, Horseshoe Lake, Hunter Lake, Indian Lake, Jewell Lake, Lost Lake, North Hoist Lake, North Lake, O'Brien Lake, Poplar Lake, Reid Lake, South Hoist Lake, and Tompson Lake.
