Step On Bus Tours


248.619.6692

steponbustours@gmail.com

23211 Woodward Ave. #121

​Ferndale, MI 48220

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Saturday, January 24, 2015

Entertaining Ways To Explore the Midwest for Groups On A Fixed Budget

We either step on a group’s bus or we provide the tour bus and an experienced step on tour guide will give an entertaining five to seven hour tour from our list of prepared tours. We will plan the day and meals around the theme of the trip.

 
 
Groups of all sizes travel on specialty tours
Groups of all sizes travel on specialty tours
For those who don't know,  Step On Bus Tours is dedicated to providing entertaining tours to groups that enjoy traveling by bus whether onward to a destination or simply for a day trip in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Windsor, Ontario, Canada.

Whether it is a church, school, senior citizens or the home schooled, it’s a niche that is growing as people are seeking ways to travel and have fun on a fixed budget.

I got the idea for creating Step On Bus Tours because of a client that I promote and market in the far corner of southwest Michigan – a fascinating part of the state punctuated with history and loaded with the quaint charm of the Amish mixed with friendly city walks and fabulous art and monuments.

Tours are great for religious or school groups, seniors, family reunions, employee trips, scouts, history buffs and more. Your guide will be articulate and experienced in conducting your tour, and can even dress in character upon request. This is your chance to learn more about the state of Michigan and its interesting facts.

Then I started getting calls from church group interested in me providing tours for members of their congregation.  I absolutely love it and have so much fun giving tours.  My nature is generally curious, and it all started when I was visiting my customer in Three Rivers and I traveled from my home in Goodrich across I-69 to 94 west and south on US 131.  I learned that the highways were actually established by the Native American tribes and some were also used as an Underground Railroad passage.  Once learned, I scoured the libraries and historical societies for more details.  I can never stop learning.

Amish, Arts, and Adventure - Meet the Amish in their homes and enjoy an Amish meal.  Walk down the streets of Sturgis and visit the quaint shops offering one-of-a-kind merchandise such as oak furniture and hand-made quilts. Experience this unique world of horse and buggies, and mouth-watering home cooked Amish meals. There is something here for everyone.

Ghosts, Goblins, and Gremlins – Get spooked! Enjoy entertaining information about the ghoulish facts and folklore of the streets, villages, and history of River Country. Trailing the haunted fields, The Mendon River where the ghosts of Pottawattamie Indians have been sighted, visiting the hair-raising “Purgatory” area, and touring the spine-chilling paranormal homes are just a few of the stops to make on this fantastic tour.

Underground Railroad – Quilts, Quakers, and Questers – Visit the monumental sites of where fugitive slaves escaped to freedom. Walk through “Ramptown”, the town that disappeared, in Vandalia, Michigan where housing for fugitive slaves stood proudly. Learn about Dr. Nathan Thomas, a Quaker Abolitionist who housed and helped slaves escape to freedom.  This is sure to be a most informative tour.

Michigan’s Southwest Sacred Sites, Shrines and Sanctuaries – Visitors from around the country are coming to the Energy Vortex and you can, too. Feel the energy as you meditate and expand your knowledge. There  are about 6 religious sites that we visit from a Mennonite Retreat to an Episcopalian Abbey.

Michigan’s Military Mavericks, Militia, and Marshals – Your trip will cover monuments, memorials, landmarks, and any other places of interest.

Tours are walker accessible and we are prepared for emergencies. Hotels at discount prices are available for those who are interested. Tour director and bus drive stay free.

Tours are offered seven days a week, rain or shine.   The tour leader can step on your bus and start and end the tour from your location, or provide a bus for your group. The tour director is prepared for emergencies.  Bus driver is provided with a map so there is no question of the route.  And, buses have plenty of room to turn their buses and park.

Understanding the history of the state is basic to our democratic way of life; it gives us a better understanding of our state and nation and promotes a better appreciation of our American heritage.

Beverage and food stops are available upon request. Additional costs will be estimated in advance on a per person basis. All additional costs will be included in the final cost of the tour with full payment due in advance. Step On Bus Tours will provide the contract.

For more details or to make a reservation please call Step On Bus Tours at (248) 619-6692 or email us at steponbustours@gmail.com.  Visit us at http://www.steponbustours.com

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