Redwood Forest Train
An Adventure through the Trees! • Booking in Advance Encouraged • Parking is available for a fee
1880s, narrow-gauge steam locomotives were used to haul giant redwood logs out of the mountains
Overview
- Meeting point
- 1880s, narrow-gauge steam locomotives were used to haul giant redwood logs out of the mountains
- Group size
- Up to 12 passengers
Rates
| $24 | Adults (Ages 13+) |
| $24 | Children (Ages 2 to 12) |
| $24 | Adults (Group Rates) |
| $24 | Children (Group Rates) |
| $24 | Adults (School Group Rates) |
| $24 | Children (School Group Rates) |
| $24 | Adults (Tour/Travel Rates) |
| $24 | Children (Tour/Travel Rates) |
Details
*Redwood Forest Steam Train*
Travel over trestles, through towering redwood groves and up a winding narrow-gauge grade to the summit of Bear Mountain as conductors narrate the history of Roaring Camp, the railroad and the forest. (One hour roundtrip).
Rates (before fees)
- **Adult (Ages 13 and up)** - $39.95
- **Child (Ages 2-12)** - $24.95
Special Event Rates
-**Adult (Ages 13 and up)** - $44.95
-**Child (Ages 2-12)** - $29.95
Duration
- 75 Minutes
About
- In the 1880s, narrow-gauge steam locomotives were used to haul giant redwood logs out of the mountains. Roaring Camp's steam engines date from 1890 and are among the oldest and most authentically preserved narrow-gauge steam engines providing regularly scheduled passenger service in America.
Before you go
Directions:
Roaring Camp Railroads - Felton:
- **Please stay home if you are sick.**
Ticket Policies:
- **Plan to arrive 45 minutes before your scheduled train departure.**
- **Please pick up your boarding pass at the ticket office. You can use your last name or booking number to pick up your boarding pass**
- Tickets are non-refundable. If you are late and miss your train there may not be space on another departure for you.
- Parking on Roaring Camp property is $10 at the gate upon arrival.
- No more than two children under the age of 2 may ride free per paid adult.
Schedules are adhered to as closely as possible, but we reserve the right to alter the schedules or substitute motive power or equipment when necessary.
- Video and or photography of Roaring Camp or its property may not be used for commercial purposes without consent of Roaring Camp management.
More Information
Travel over trestles, through towering redwood groves, and up a winding narrow-gauge grade to the summit of Bear Mountain as conductors narrate the history of Roaring Camp, the railroad and the forest.
(One hour and twenty minute roundtrip).
In the 1880s, narrow-gauge steam locomotives were used to haul giant redwood logs out of the mountains. Roaring Camp's steam engines date from 1890 and are among the oldest and most authentically preserved narrow-gauge steam engines providing regularly scheduled passenger service in America.