Explore Northern Michigan backroads by Polaris side-by-side and stop in Kalkaska to eat
4 Hours
Up to 5 people
Drive a self-guided Polaris side-by-side route through Northern Michigan backroads and head to Kalkaska for a meal stop. This 4-hour ride is set up for couples, families, and groups.
Children are welcome but must be able to sit back with feet touching the floor and reach grab bars. Every adult, including drivers and passengers, must complete the required rider check-in form and upload a driver’s license before riding.
Cancel at least 7 days before your rental for a full refund. Cancel less than 7 days before and you pay a 50% surcharge. No-shows are charged 100%. Bookings made within 7 days of the rental date are non-refundable. No refunds if you are removed for rule violations.
Product ID: ENSBQ9
Yes. Every adult (drivers and passengers) must complete the required rider check-in form before your ride. Have your driver’s license ready to upload.
Yes. Children are welcome, but they must be able to sit back, have their feet touch the floor, and reach the grab bars.
You get a 10-minute grace period. After that, a late fee applies ($10 per minute). If the boat launch is occupied, the late fee is not charged if you are present.
MTC Grand Traverse Resort, 100 Grand Traverse Village Boulevard, Acme, MI 49610
The vibe here is genuinely fun, and the reviews back it up consistently. Groups keep coming back, from family outings to bachelorette weekends, and the trails seem to be a big part of the appeal. The 8-hour rental option in particular gets called out as well worth it, giving riders plenty of time to explore without feeling rushed. Staff members like Shante and Ishya get personal shoutouts for being friendly, patient, and thorough with their instruction before heading out. First-timers especially seem to appreciate how well the team walks everyone through the basics before hitting the trails. The Expedition vehicle gets a specific mention for being nimble and comfortable, which is a nice detail if you're trying to pick the right rental. One minor note from a reviewer was that the merchandise selection could be a little more robust, but that's pretty small in the grand scheme of things. If you're looking for something active and outdoorsy to do in the Traverse City area, this one is hard to talk yourself out of.
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