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Ride a century-old steam train on the Quincy Flyer in Coldwater, Michigan. Enjoy a scenic 1.5-hour trip with a peaceful stop at Quincy Village Park for playground fun and walking trails.
Ride a century-old steam train on the Quincy Flyer in Coldwater, Michigan. Enjoy a scenic 1.5-hour trip with a peaceful stop at Quincy Village Park for playground fun and walking trails.
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Operated by Little River Railroad · Coldwater, Michigan
The Quincy Flyer offers a wonderful way to embrace the charm of spring and the beauty of Michigan’s countryside on a scenic 1.5-hour steam train adventure departing from Coldwater. Operated by Little River Railroad, this nostalgic journey allows you to step aboard a century-old steam train, where the sounds and sights of the past come alive. During the trip, the train makes a 20-minute stop at Quincy Village Park, a leafy and inviting spot featuring a playground and walking paths to stretch your legs and explore. Travelers can select seating to suit their preferences and enjoy a leisurely round trip through rolling fields and woodlands. The experience is perfect for families, couples, and history enthusiasts seeking a peaceful and memorable outdoor excursion without strenuous hiking or physical demands. Alongside the scenic ride, light conversation, laughter, and the rhythmic chug of the steam engine create a warm ambiance, making it an ideal outing to create new memories or celebrate spring’s renewal.
easy.
1.5 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels as the train does the traveling; minimal walking required at Quincy Village Park.
Outside food is allowed, but Little River Railroad also offers snacks and beverages onboard for convenience.
The train has accessible boarding options, but please contact the company in advance to make arrangements.
Pets are not permitted on the train except for certified service animals.
There is a 20-minute stop with access to playgrounds and walking paths, perfect for stretching and quick exploration.
Yes, the Quincy Flyer is family-friendly and children enjoy the historic steam engine and park stop.
Tickets can be booked online via the Little River Railroad website or through authorized booking partners.
The Little River Railroad preserves the heritage of Michigan's steam railroads, offering rides on original early 20th-century engines.
The railroad promotes sustainable tourism by maintaining historic equipment and supporting local natural parks.
Little River Railroad operates scenic, steam-powered train excursions from Coldwater, Michigan, offering a variety of seasonal and special-event rides to Quincy and Hillsdale. The railroad runs a century-old steam locomotive fleet, including the historic Steam Engine No. 110, pulling unique coaches where riders can choose seating and enjoy panoramic views. Trips vary in length and theme: short 45-minute summer round trips; 1.5-hour Quincy round trips with a 20-minute stop at Quincy Village Park and playground access; and a 4-hour Hillsdale round trip with a 30-minute layover. Special events include the Easter Bunny Express with an egg hunt and toddler area (baskets provided), the Christmas Express featuring Santa aboard the train, seasonal Fall Color Trip and Pumpkin Train offerings with pumpkins, gourds, apples, and cider from local vendors, the Train Robbery themed ride, Father’s Day excursions with a complimentary ticket for dad per adult purchase, and a 20th Anniversary Train Ride celebrating two decades in Coldwater. Visitors are encouraged to arrive early to explore the on-site museum prior to departure on select dates. Many excursions feature family-friendly amenities and local vendor offerings at destination stops. Little River Railroad focuses on historic steam operation, accessible seating choices, and a range of ride lengths and seasonal themes that cater to families, rail enthusiasts, and day-trip visitors.
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