24' Pontoon

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–4 hours

Fitness Level

Minimal physical exertion is required; suitable for all fitness levels

Overview

Enjoy a private pontoon boat adventure on Michigan’s Au Train Lake. Relax, fish, or explore hidden bays in this tranquil outdoor experience at Northwoods Resort.

Au Train, Michigan

24' Pontoon

Half Day, Full Day, and Weekly Rentals Available • Available on AUTRAIN LAKE ONLY • 12 People Max

Select participants and date

Date

Thu, Oct 16

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Experience the beauty of AuTrain Lake aboard a spacious 24' pontoon boat, perfect for up to 12 people. Enjoy a memorable day on the water with included amenities like life jackets and a canopy. Choose from 4-hour, 8-hour, or weekly rentals for an unforgettable aquatic adventure!

About

Hop aboard our 24' pontoon with a 50hp motor and enjoy cruising AuTrain Lake! The boat offers capacity for 12 people or 2000lbs (whichever is less).

This boat is for use on AuTrain Lake ONLY. This boat can not enter the upper or lower AuTrain River.

What's Included:

Included in the price is your first tank of gas, life jackets, throwable device, anchor, canopy and a fun day cruising AuTrain Lake!

Duration

4 Hours
8 Hours
Weekly (7 Days)

Adventure Tips

Bring Sunscreen and Sunglasses

The open water reflects sunlight intensely, so protecting your skin and eyes is important.

Bring a Waterproof Bag

Keep your electronics and valuables dry while enjoying the boat ride.

Check Weather Conditions Before Departure

Lake conditions can change quickly; plan your trip when calm and safe.

Pack Snacks and Water

There are limited options on the lake, so bring enough refreshments for your trip duration.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Bald eagles
White-tailed deer

History

Au Train Lake has historical significance for Native American communities and early European settlers who utilized its waters for transportation and fishing.

Conservation

Local efforts focus on maintaining water quality and protecting native fish populations to sustain the natural ecosystem for future visitors.