You Won’t Want To Miss A Ride Aboard This One-Of-A-Kind Railroad

Did you know that you can pedal your way through one of Oregon’s old railroad lines? A ride aboard the Joseph Branch Railriders in Eastern Oregon’s stunning Eagle Cap Wilderness and Wallowa Valley will take you past some of the most breathtaking scenery in the state. Check it out:

Joseph Branch Railriders is a one-of-a-kind attraction in Eastern Oregon.

These self-powered railroad cars will take you on a scenic trip along the enchanting Wallowa River.

Each railrider unit has four specialized wheels that ride the rails, two adjustable seats, and pedals that propel the unit at your speed. You can go as slow or as fast as you’d like.

You’ll pedal past green pastures, charming farms, and snow-capped mountain peaks.

This track was once used to transport lumber, cattle, grain, and passengers to La Grande and beyond.

Today, the decommissioned track can be traveled by Railrider, giving passengers a special view of the Wallowa Valley.

Cattle and horses are just a few of the friendly animals that you will encounter on your journey.

Departures leave Monday through Thursday at 9:00 a.m., 12:00 p.m., and 3:00 p.m. starting May 19, 2018. Reservations are strongly encouraged!

Joseph Branch Railriders is located at 501 W Alder St., Joseph, OR. For more information about the ride and to make online reservations, visit the Joseph Branch Railriders website here or Facebook page here.

Would you take a ride aboard this season unique railroad? Have you done so before? Share your thoughts in the comments below!