Get ready to venture into a unique woodland wonderland in Commerce Township, Michigan that transforms into a magical Halloween trail after sundown. A local forest is being morphed into an illuminated nighttime pathway for Halloween revelers for the fifth year in a row.
The enchanted forest is known as Glenlore Trails and its “Enchanted” event is slated to kick off on Friday, September 20th. The eagerly awaited event is sure to offer fresh surprises and new happenings that will keep visitors thrilled.
Situated at 860 Newton Road in Commerce Township at Multi Lakes, Glenlore Trails offers a one-mile enchanting stroll through the woods. Designed to be “family-friendly,” this unique trail combines the thrill of Halloween without any jarring jump scares, perfect for visitors of all ages. Visitors can look forward to several interactive experiences and games nestled amidst the forest backdrop.
Can’t wait to join in your Halloween festive mood? Tickets sale starts on Tuesday, August 13, but if you’re too eager, there’s a waitlist which gives you the chance to purchase your tickets a day before they officially go on sale. Prices are $25 for adults, $15 for children aged 4-12, free for children under 3, and $20 for seniors.
Worried about hunger pangs while enjoying your mystical journey? Fret not! There are food trucks and concession stands set up on-site to satiate those cravings. Moreover, Glenlore Trails is currently on the lookout for some enthusiastic hands to join their team. Positions available include trail guides and parking staff.
But don’t wait too long – this bewitching Halloween wonderland won’t be around forever. Glenlore Trails: “Enchanted” will be operating every Thursday through Sunday evening until November 3rd. Afterwards, it will transform into a fantastical Christmas walkthrough, commencing on November 15th—offering yet another whimsical experience for visitors to enjoy.
Author: STAFF HERE NORTHVILLE WRITER
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