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Richfield Springs Scenic Railway
This adventure trains features a narrated train ride where guests will learn about the wildlife, sights and history of the railroad.
The Richfield Springs Railway is a branch of the Lackawanna Railroad and has its origin as the Utica, Chenango and Susquehanna Valley Railroad built in 1868.
This adventure trains features a narrated train ride where guests will learn about the wildlife, sights and history of the railroad. Once you have taken the train to the end of track, guests may continue on foot ahead on the trail for about another two miles to “McKoon’s crossing.”
The round trip on the adventure train is a one-hour experience.
This adventure trains features a narrated train ride where guests will learn about the wildlife, sights and history of the railroad. Once you have taken the train to the end of track, guests may continue on foot ahead on the trail for about another two miles to “McKoon’s crossing.”
The round trip on the adventure train is a one-hour experience.
Richfield Springs, NY
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