easy
2–2.5 hours
Minimal physical exertion; suitable for most visitors able to sit comfortably.
Step aboard Door County Trolley’s Ghost Tour and uncover the haunted stories woven into Egg Harbor’s historic sites. This after-dark trolley ride reveals chilling tales of shipwrecks, spectral sightings, and haunted landmarks unique to Wisconsin’s scenic peninsula.
2.5 Hours | Trolley of the Doomed...
Trolley of the Doomed
Prepare for an unforgettable evening aboard the "Trolley of the Doomed" as we dive into the haunted history of Door County. This isn't just a storytelling tour. We take you directly to the locations where ghostly legends were born.
You’ll hear chilling accounts of tragic shipwrecks and their lingering mariners as we visit a historic lighthouse. We'll also guide you through the silent stones of a local cemetery. Finally, brace yourself as we take you to a truly haunted building, a place steeped in eerie history and unexplained phenomena. There's a reason why our fun and informative tour has garnered attention in USA Today, Chicago Tribune, and Midwest Living Magazine. It's a one of a kind experience! Book your tickets on the Trolley of the Doomed today...if you dare.
Advance Purchase Recommended, Tours Often Sell Out!
-Tour tickets are Non-Refundable and can NOT be rescheduled for any reason. -Trolleys are not wheelchair accessible. -Ticket price does not include tax and processing.
Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before departure at 8030 Hwy 42 to ensure timely boarding.
Nights can be cool along Lake Michigan—bring layers to stay comfortable throughout the tour.
Children under 5 years old are not permitted on the tour due to content and seating restrictions.
The historic trolley vehicles lack wheelchair access; plan accordingly if mobility is a concern.
Door County’s haunted lore grew from a history of 19th-century shipwrecks and early settler legends that persist in local storytelling.
Efforts are underway locally to preserve Door County’s shoreline and historic sites, balancing tourism with environmental protection.
Keeps you comfortable during cool night temperatures on the open trolley.
fall specific
Useful for warding off mosquitoes near waterfront stops.
summer specific
Helpful for navigating trolley boarding and disembarking in low light.
Good shoes make standing during stops and boarding easier.