This Open Air Train Ride In Massachusetts Is A Scenic Adventure For The Whole Family
Melissa Mahoney
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Train rides have undoubtedly always been an exciting way to travel, but they’re not quite as popular as they were in the past. However, in Massachusetts, we are so lucky to have a few options for taking a train ride throughout the state. Whether it’s the Cape Cod Central Railroad or the Berkshire Scenic Railway, there are certainly some incredible choices for visitors and locals to take a scenic train ride in Massachusetts. One that’s perfect for the whole family, however, is located on the grounds of the EcoTarium in Worcester. Best of all, it’s a scenic, open-air train ride! Let’s have a look:
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The EcoTarium in Worcester is open throughout the year for fun and adventure! You can learn more about what they offer and how to enjoy your visit by checking out the EcoTarium website. You can also follow the EcoTarium on Facebook to keep up to date on special events. You can reach the museum at 508-929-2700.
Have you ever taken a ride on the EcoTarium train in Worcester? This is certainly the best kids’ train ride near me and you’ll undoubtedly love it too! What is your favorite scenic train ride in Massachusetts? Let us know in the comments. If you don’t have a favorite yet, you can certainly consider this your sign that it’s time to get to and explore the state of Massachusetts more! For some truly unique ways to enjoy the state, check out Viator.
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What are the best day trips in Massachusetts?
The best day trips in Massachusetts offer access to beautiful views, fun attractions, and fascinating local history. Here are a few you can take now:
- Ipswich, Essex County: Beautiful any time of year, this historic town along the Essex Coastal Scenic Byway is lovely to visit. And, in the fall it comes alive with changing foliage.
- Stockbridge, Berkshire County: One of the most historic towns in the state of Massachusetts is also one of the most beautiful. Visit any time of year for some of the best views in the state.
- The Massachusetts Covered Bridge Day Trip: Hop in the car for a trip to five of the most lovely and quaint covered bridges in the state. We love it as a day trip, but you can also turn it into a weekend route with an overnight stay at a vacation rental.
Which hidden gems in Massachusetts should I visit?
You should visit as many hidden gems in Massachusetts as you possibly can. A few different spots to try include:
- The Dudley Chateau, Wayland: This off-the-beaten-path restaurant is a local favorite sitting on the banks of Dudley Pond. They offer a wide variety of menu options and the views are absolutely lovely.
- Forest Hills Cemetery, Jamaica Plain: Founded in 1848 this beautiful spot is great for those who love peaceful nature.
- World's End, Hingham: This 251-acre recreation area borders Weir River to the North and East and Hingham Harbor to the West. There are a few paths to wander down and lots of views to take in.