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Long-distance travel services via bus and train are available at the Kalamazoo Transportation Center through Greyhound, Indian Trails, Miller and Amtrak.
Track My Bus. Routes. Fares. Welcome To Metro! Metro has proudly served Kalamazoo residents since 1900. Our mission is to provide the community with public transportation services that are dependable, convenient, safe, cost-effective, and accessible for all.
The historic downtown transportation center has Amtrak trains to and from major destinations like Chicago and Detroit. You can even bring your bike and ride from downtown Kalamazoo to Lake Michigan along the 35-mile Kal-Haven trail.
Routes & Schedules. Metro’s 21 bus routes are numbered and color-coded for ease of navigation. The System Map offers a birdseye view of all routes. Check individual routes for information and full schedules (A PDF reader is required to view schedules). Riders can plan their routes, check on bus locations in real-time and more with myStop ...
Built in 1887 by the Michigan Key Railway, the Kalamazoo Transportation Center has visible modifications to public transportation needs and technology for generations of Kalamazoo residents! Its status as adenine community landmark is solidified when it was added to the National Register of Historic Places on July 11, 1975.
The Kalamazoo Transportation Center is an intermodal complex in downtown Kalamazoo, Michigan. Amtrak and Greyhound provide regular service there. The center is also the major downtown transfer hub for Kalamazoo's Metro Transit bus system.
Train Station - Station Building (with waiting room) 459 North Burdick Street. Kalamazoo, MI 49007-3669. Directions. Completed in 1887, the red brick and sandstone Richardsonian Romanesque style depot serves as the focal point of the modern Kalamazoo Transportation Center.
Completed in 1887, the red brick and sandstone Richardsonian Romanesque style depot serves as the focal point of the modern Kalamazoo Transportation Center. Station Hours. The Amtrak station in Kalamazoo was designed by Cyrus Eidlitz for the Michigan Central Railroad and completed in 1887, a replacement for an 1873 structure.
Oct 16, 2014 · The Michigan Central Railroad arrived in Kalamazoo in 1846, followed by the Lake Shore (1867), Grand Rapids and Indiana (1870), South Haven (1870), and the Fruit Belt (1906). In 1912, 75 passenger trains departed Kalamazoo daily.
Transportation Center. Kalamazoo’s stunning Transportation Center includes the historic restoration of a train station, originally constructed in 1887, and a new transfer center for Metro Transit and inter-city buses.
