Otsego County Historical Society Museum
320 W. Main St., Gaylord; 732-4568. Open from June through October, the museum exhibits various historical items from the area and offers maps for historical tours.

Elk Park
At the end of Grandview Boulevard in Gaylord. Penned-in elk and deer are a popular draw.

Pontresina Swiss Stone
South Otsego Avenue, at Main Street. A 1-ton boulder from the Swiss Alps, a gift from Gaylord’s sister city, Pontresina, Switzerland, sits on the courthouse lawn.

The Gaylord Car
The vintage vehicle was built here in 1911 and is housed in the Gaylord Area Information Center, 125 S. Otsego Ave., Gaylord.

Mt. Carmel Centre
North Otsego Avenue and Mitchell, Gaylord. This building has been a Gaylord landmark since 1901. Formerly St. Mary’s Cathedral.

World’s Largest Ice Tree
During the winter, watch the “tree” grow on the courthouse lawn.

First Congregational Church
218 W. Second St., Gaylord, is a historical site.

Call of the Wild
850 S. Wisconsin Ave., Gaylord. Features wildlife displays, miniature golf and go-carts.