Cadillac Michigan

The Cadillac Area Visitors Bureau is a tourism organization, not a firearms retailer or shooting facility. They provide resources and trip planning for hunters and anglers visiting the Cadillac, Michigan region.

The bureau publishes hunting and fishing guides, trail information, and lodging options for visitors pursuing game in Northern Michigan's public lands. They maintain information on:

• •Whitetail deer, black bear, and small game hunting seasons
• •Lake and river fishing opportunities
• •Camping and accommodation options
• •Access to 600,000+ acres of National Forest and State Forest land
• •Local guides and hunt clubs

The Carl T. Johnson Hunting & Fishing Center is one of only seven MDNR Visitors Centers in Michigan, located between Lakes Cadillac and Mitchell.

The region sits on the Mississippi Flyway for waterfowl migration and offers extensive access to public hunting land—a primary draw for out-of-state hunters. The Cadillac area boasts some of Northern Michigan's best whitetail deer populations and is known for both rifle and bow hunting seasons.

201 N. Mitchell St., Suite 102 Cadillac, MI 49601 (231) 775-0657

Mackinaw Trail (between US-131 BR and M-115) (231) 775-9727

1755 South Mitchell Street (800) 821-6263 Over 500,000 acres of public land in the Cadillac area with campsites and trailheads year-round.