Board These 9 Beautiful Trains in Missouri For An Unforgettable Experience
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Stephanie Butler
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From miniature trains made mostly for kids to deluxe dinner tours, train rides are fun for people of all ages. Many of these lines were created to preserve the history of trains and train travel, and range from short little tours to state-wide adventures. All aboard!
Located at 206 E Main Street in Branson, the Silver Chef will take you on 40 scenic miles through the Ozark foothills and tunnels. They also do a Polar Express train ride near Christmas for the kids. Found out more at their website at Branson Scenic Railway.
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Miles of scenic train rides serving southeast Missouri, and located at 252 Jackson Blvd in Jackson, St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway sometimes also features Jesse James train robberies, a Santa express near Christmas, a murder mystery dinner train, and haunted train car. Check out their website at St. Louis Iron Mountain for their schedule and contact information.
This short-line passenger train and railroad museum in Belton takes passengers on a five-mile, 45 minute ride through Old Towne Belton and the surrounding areas. They are located at 502 E. Walnut Street. Find out more at their website, The Belton, Grandview and Kansas City Railroad.
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Missouri River Runner is an Amtrak line that runs between St. Louis and Kansas City daily, with many stops along the way. It would be a great way to explore Missouri and see some beautiful scenery. For schedules, destinations, and more, visit the website at Missouri River Runner.
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For a great family adventure, ride this miniature steam railroad that takes you on a 30 minute, two-mile ride along the Meramec River. Located at 199 Grand Avenue in Glencoe, visit Wabash Frisco & Pacific Railroad for more information.
While visiting Silver Dollar City in Branson, take this 20 minute steam train ride through the surrounding Ozark countryside. Complete with an attempted train robbery! Visit Frisco Silver Dollar Line Steam Train for more information.
A great way to see the entire park at Six Flags, the Tommy G. Robertson Railroad takes you on a steam train ride through the park and points out attractions along the way. Visit Tommy G. Robertson Railroad for more information.
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The Museum of Transportation features the C.P. Huntington Miniature Train, and takes you around the 129 acre museum grounds. Located at 1933 Barrett Station Road in Kirkwood, you can find out more at C.P. Huntington Miniature Train.
Another miniature train for children of all ages, the Magic City Line in Moberly takes you over a mile through Rothwell Park. They operate every Sunday from April through October. Visit Magic City Line Mini-Train for more information.
Time for a train ride? Have you been on any of these trains? Share your pictures, experiences, and opinions in the comments below.
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