HOUGHTON, Mich. (AP) — Federal officials are proposing higher fares for trips to Isle Royale National Park aboard the Ranger III, the ferryboat that carries passengers between Houghton on the Michigan mainland and the park in northwestern Lake Superior.
The National Park Service says raising prices for the first time since 2013 would help maintain the vessel, pay staffing costs and provide services to the public.
Under the plan, the cost of a one-way, low-season ticket for an adult would be $55 next season, up from $53 this year.
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