Clark Township, a municipality within Mackinac County, is home to the scenic Les Cheneaux Islands and occupies the southeastern corner of the county. There are  It can be reached by heading east from I-75 on Michigan’s recently designated scenic byway,M-134. Clark Township is also accessible by boat off of Lake Huron at the docks of the unincorporated communities of Hessel and Cedarville—3 miles apart from one another on M-134. Hessel also has the only airport in the Township. The Township covers 101.5 square miles, 79.1 of which are land. More than three hundred years ago explorers and fur traders traveled through this protected waterway of a 36-island archipelago known as Les Cheneaux, a French expression meaning “The Channels.”

With 176 miles of Lake Huron shoreline, the sheltered bays, boat houses, sandy beaches, and natural beauty of the area provide four seasons of fun, rest, and relaxation for vacationers and residents alike. There are several nature preserves located within the area, offering lots of opportunity for exploration and introspection. The appeal of the area means that tourism is a major driver of the Township’s economy.