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Welcome to Elk Rapids!


er3sEmbraced by East Grand Traverse Bay to the west, Elk Lake to the east and Bass Lake to the north, the community of Elk Rapids is one of the most charming of all the harbor towns in Northwest Lower Michigan. Comprised of one square mile, everything is within walking distance: public beaches, unique dining, quaint shops and a modern marina for boaters navigating the waters of Lake Michigan and Grand Traverse Bay.

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The Elk Rapids area is a year-round playground for all types of outdoor activities. Golfing, fishing, boating, hunting, biking, hiking, skiing, exploring - if you are interested in finding your own part of paradise, we invite you to visit us! Read on for a small sampling of some of the year round family friendly events in the Elk Rapids area.

 

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The Elk Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to supporting tourism and economic development in our community.  Click here to view our emerging advertising campaign developed in partnership with two "new arrivals" who practically walked right out of the ads.

 

 

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Rich in History

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In 1852, Elk Rapids was the first city platted in Antrim County. Originally named Stevens, Michigan, a set of elk horns found in the Meguzee River Rapids was muse for a name change..

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Welcome to Elk Rapids Video

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Mission Statement

The Elk Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce, as a non-profit organization, is dedicated to being a catalyst to area businesses and organizations for promoting and developing a vital business environment, while serving the aggregate needs of the community and preserving the uniqueness of the area.