Michigan has a plethora of amazing sights to see and a rich history to explore. If you are looking for a fun way to enjoy all that the state has to offer while also indulging in some good ol’ nostalgia, look no further than Northern Michigan Trolley. You can take an authentically old-fashioned trolley ride to explore various must-see places in Michigan – in style!

Northern Michigan Trolley boasts several trolley options for many different occasions. Some seat up to 34 people, so gather your friends, family, or colleagues and get ready for a fun time!
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The trolleys are all authentically restored with etched glass, brass rails, and park bench seats, so you can feel like you’ve gone back in time!
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There are open-air options, too, so you can enjoy a lovely breeze as you explore the sites of Michigan. Or, if wintry exploring is more your vibe, there’s an enclosed option with a triple heater so you can get out and enjoy the frosty temperatures in the utmost comfort.
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Northern Michigan Trolley offers a variety of amazing day trip options, including wineries, art shows, and museums, as well as a private shuttle service.
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For example, you can book a trip to the beautiful Pine Knob Summit. Here you can ski down a gorgeous, snow-covered mountain and take time to explore the mansion of Colonel Sidney D. Waldon, who bought 840 acres of Pine Knob in 1927.
Pine Knob Ski and Snowboard Resort/Facebook
Or you can take a day trip to Huckleberry Railroad, a heritage railroad that began operating in 1872. The railroad got its name due to its slow speed – it was said that the trains on it moved so slowly that you could jump off, pick huckleberries, and jump back on.
Crossroads Village & Huckleberry Railroad/Facebook
Overall, Northern Michigan Trolley offers a delightful and nostalgic way to explore the history and beauty of Michigan.
Northern Michigan Trolley/Facebook

Have you ever explored any of these sites? Have you ever taken a fun ride on a trolley? Let us know about your experience. And if you are interested in exploring more of what this state has to offer, check out this beautiful little Michigan town with no cars!

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