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Rail Explorers Cooperstown
Take a ride on the rails with a rail bike adventure through Rail Explorers in Cooperstown.
Take a ride on the rails with a rail bike adventure through Rail Explorers in Cooperstown.
The company offers two railbike trips from its Cooperstown starting point. The Milford Track is a 12-mile round trip follows the Susquehanna River through farmlands and forests and over historic bridges, while the Charlotte Valley Express heads south from Cooperstown for an 8-mile round trip journey past lakes and fields and over the 200-foot Portlandville Trestle.
Both trips include a 20-minute break at the turnaround point, and guests are encouraged to bring a drink or light snack to enjoy during the break. Tandem and quad bikes are available, and dogs are not allowed. Reservations can be made at www.railexplorers.net.
The company offers two railbike trips from its Cooperstown starting point. The Milford Track is a 12-mile round trip follows the Susquehanna River through farmlands and forests and over historic bridges, while the Charlotte Valley Express heads south from Cooperstown for an 8-mile round trip journey past lakes and fields and over the 200-foot Portlandville Trestle.
Both trips include a 20-minute break at the turnaround point, and guests are encouraged to bring a drink or light snack to enjoy during the break. Tandem and quad bikes are available, and dogs are not allowed. Reservations can be made at www.railexplorers.net.
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