The train follows the longest 24-inch-gauge railroad in the country and travels through the wilderness, so you’re likely to see wildlife and plenty of fall colors.
The fall train rides, known as Pumpkin Train, run from Coopersville to Marne, which is about 7 miles, crosses over a road bridge and four creeks, and passes through fields and farms.
The Southern Michigan Railroad Society operates two-hour scenic train rides in Michigan during October. The train crosses the River Raisin near the Red Millpond, which features excellent views of the changing leaves.
Halloween Ghosts & Goodies at Crossroads Village is one of the most beloved fall traditions in Genesee County, and no visit is complete with taking a 40-minute ride through the fall foliage on the famous Huckleberry Ghost Train Express.
Little River Railroad offers scenic train rides powered by antique steam locomotives in Michigan. The popular 1.5-hour train trips run between Coldwater and Quincy and are a great way to enjoy Michigan’s fall foliage.