Discover Wolfeboro
Discover Wolfeboro
Two Trolleys for 2023!
Molly & Jolly
All-Day
Park ‘N Ride
Trolley Pass
ONLY
Adult $6
Child 4-12 $3
Under 4 Ride Free
Departs Kingswood Arts Center
21 McManus Rd
All-Day
COMBO
Park ‘N Ride
Plus
Hop On & Off
Adult $10
Child 4-12 $5
Under 4 Free
Departs Kingswood Arts Center
21 McManus Rd
All-Day
Hop On & Off
Narrated Tour
ONLY
Adult $8
Child 4-12 $4
Under 4 Free
Departs Railroad Station
32 Central Ave or Town Docks at Dockside
All-Day
Park ‘N Ride
Trolley Pass
ONLY
Adult $6
Child 4-12 $3
Under 4 Ride Free
Departs Kingswood Arts Center
21 McManus Rd
All-Day
COMBO
Park ‘N Ride
Plus
Hop On & Off
Adult $10
Child 4-12 $5
Under 4 Free
Departs Kingswood Arts Center
21 McManus Rd
All-Day
Hop On & Off
Narrated Tour
ONLY
Adult $8
Child 4-12 $4
Under 4 Free
Departs Railroad Station
32 Central Ave or Town Docks at Dockside
Frequent Rider?
Save big with our Combo Pass and get BOTH Park 'n Ride and Hop On & Off for the entire '23 season for only $100!
Private Charters
Haunted Tours
“Haunted” Trolley Tours on Tap for This Fall
WOLFEBORO – Tickets are now on sale for Molly the Trolley’s 2023 fall “Haunted” History/Mystery Tours scheduled to begin Thursday, September 28....
WOLFEBORO – Tickets are now on sale for Molly the Trolley’s 2023 fall “Haunted” History/Mystery Tours scheduled to begin Thursday, September 28.
Where Molly will take her “guesstss” this year remains as much a mystery as which (or perhaps we should say witch) lessons the elderly, and rather creepy 1800s schoolmarm’ Maude Taylor will try to teach. Molly will travel back in time with Miss Maude visiting parts of three centuries and exploring the history and mystery of Wolfeboro’s past.

“Welcome Back!” This Haunted Trolley Tour fan prefers Molly’s jump seat.
Who knows who else may show up along the way? During the tour Molly will make several stops when passengers will get off the trolley and walk short distances. “It’s sure to be a bit creepy, a lot of fun and I’m confident you’ll step off the trolley knowing something you didn’t know when you boarded,” said Wolfeboro Trolley Company owner Kathy Faiman (aka Maude.) “We very much appreciate the support of local businesses and organizations which participate in this event, though we can’t acknowledge them here as it would spoil the fun,”