Amtrak stations in Michigan
Michigan owns much of its own track and runs 110 mph service between Chicago, Kalamazoo, Ann Arbor and Detroit — the fastest rail outside the Northeast.
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Rail travel in Michigan
Michigan owns much of its own track and runs 110 mph service between Chicago, Kalamazoo, Ann Arbor and Detroit — the fastest rail outside the Northeast.
Principal stations
Routes serving Michigan
Full route guides for Michigan
| Route | Endpoints | Journey |
|---|---|---|
| Wolverine | Chicago, IL → Pontiac, MI | 5h 40m |
| Blue Water & Pere Marquette | Chicago, IL → Port Huron / Grand Rapids, MI | 6h |
| Michigan Services | Chicago, IL → Michigan | Varies |
Planning rail travel in Michigan
Fares in and out of Michigan generally move in tiers that only step upward, and sleeping-car space on long-distance services through the state tends to sell out well ahead of coach. Step-free access varies considerably between staffed stations and unstaffed halts, so it is worth confirming before you travel.
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Station counts, hub designations and route lists reflect our understanding at the time of publication. Carriers add, suspend and reroute services regularly. Confirm current details with your agent before travelling.
