KELLEYS ISLAND

Whether you’re docked for the day or plan on staying a while, Kelleys Island offers endless outdoor adventures. The best way to explore our island is renting a golf cart or bike. Admire historic home’s architecture, visit the history museum to learn the region’s history and early island life, or get your art fix with a stroll through Charles Herndon Gallery and Sculpture Garden. Explore the world’s largest and best accessible geologic phenomenon, the Glacial Grooves carved by the slow movement of a massive glacier, or head to Inscription Rock to view Native American petroglyphs. Hiking North Shore Loop Trail, North Pond Boardwalk, Scheele Preserve, and East Quarry Trails will lead you through abandoned ruins and spectacular views of the rare alvar shorelines. Kelleys Island has 11 restaurants that offer astounding variety and over 60 island events that will keep you entertained and coming back every year.