This Antique Coach Excursion Will Take You Through Pennsylvania’s Fall Foliage
Nothing marks the fall season in Pennsylvania quite like our breathtaking fall foliage. And if you’ve yet to embark on a leaf-peeping train excursion, now’s your chance. New Hope & Ivyland Railroad offers an unforgettable fall foliage train ride that will take passengers past the brightest and most beautiful fall colors in a 20-mile roundtrip adventure. And the best part of all? You’ll relax in a beautifully-restored antique coach car as you meander through Buck’s County’s gorgeous landscape.
Let’s take a look:
All aboard! New Hope & Ivyland's Fall Foliage Train offers an excursion that belongs at the very top of your autumn bucket list.
This seasonal train ride operates regularly every weekend from September 30th through October 29th from both the New Hope and Wycombe, PA stations.
From the comfort of a twentieth-century antique seat coach car, passengers can admire the view of Pennsylvania's most stunning landscape as it transforms into fall colors.
These beautifully-restored train cars are almost as picturesque as the view outside.
As the train winds its way through the autumn foliage, you'll want to keep your eyes out for a glimpse of deer, wild turkey, or other wildlife that may appear.
The New Hope Station train departs at 9:35 AM, 12:10 PM and 2:10 PM. This charming train station is located at The station is located at 32 W. Bridge St, New Hope, PA 18938.
The 10:45 train from Wyncombe is also known as the "Shopper's Express."
After passengers have enjoyed the scenic route to New Hope, they can explore the town's dining and shopping scene before returning to Wycombe on the 3:10 train.
So whether you're a train enthusiast or a fan of Pennsylvania's gorgeous fall foliage, a ride on this seasonal excursion will be one for the books.
Admission for the train ride is $48.95 for ages 12+, $46.95 for ages 3-11, and $9.95 for ages 0-2. Have you experienced the Fall Foliage excursion before? If so, we’d love to hear about the trip! For ticket information, details, and directions, be sure to visit the New Hope & Ivyland Railroad website here.
