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7 Fall Train Rides


Scenic Conway Scenic Railroad


Settle into a wide seat and watch as hillsides and forests turn gold and crimson outside your window. ::


BY BECCA BLOND T


here’s something about a train in the fall that feels like stepping back into a slower, more gracious era


of travel. Unlike road trips, train rides give


you time to notice the little details — weathered barns, hidden rivers, church steeples, deep blue lakes. And in many places, you can hop


off and explore those towns before getting back on the rails. Across the nation, historic and


scenic railways are running special fall foliage excursions through some of America’s most beautiful landscapes.


Most of these excursions only


run from mid- to late October. Many off er senior or military discounts, and some towns have package deals


that include hotel stays or museum passes with train tickets. Depending on the route, you can


choose between open-air cars, dome cars with panoramic windows, or cozy indoor seating with table service. Here are seven train journeys


that off er comfort, scenery, and a healthy dose of nostalgia this October.


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