Posted in Delaware
September 27, 2018
This 17-Mile Train Ride Is The Most Relaxing Way To Enjoy Delaware Scenery
Right now, Delaware is beginning to turn red, orange, and yellow with the changing leaves. Though we aren’t supposed to hit peak fall foliage until mid-October, it’s undeniable that many trees have gotten a head start. This is the right time of year to start planning your ride on the best fall foliage train in Delaware on the Wilmington and Western Railroad.
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The 17-mile round trip from Greenbank Station to Hockessin is fun for the entire family.
You can bring your own snacks on the train, or purchase something to eat while riding from the station itself.
This year, the Autumn Leaf Special is running Steam-Powered trains on October 13, 14, 20, 21 & 27, and Diesel-Powered trains on October 17, 24 and November 3 & 4. If you can clear your schedule, take both a steam and diesel train to experience two methods of train travel.
Watch for the Red Clay Creek, the Ashlyn Truss Bridge, and the charming countryside of Yorklyn!
Grab your tickets here and get ready for a scenic train ride through the First State that will take your breath away!
