The Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. & Museum preserves and operates Maine's two foot gauge railway equipment for the education and enjoyment …
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Oct 5, 2024
This short train trip is a unique and fun way to see a part of Portland and learn a little about its rail history. The trip is short, well-narrated and very reasonably priced. This is a good activity… Full review by Flo L
Sep 21, 2024
This was our dog's 6th train ride Even though it is a short ride, the view of the bay and the reasonable price made this place a bargain. Unfortunately the steam engine wasn't running that day, but … Full review by Steve D
Sep 10, 2024
The train was very beautiful and well maintained. The conductor was very informed about the railroad’s history and the history of Portland. It’s truly an asset to Portland and the state of Maine. Full review by waynehartman
I’m not too sure. Their website doesn’t have listing for their hours for the whole year. I would call the office to inquire about their hours in January.
Hi, This will be our first time in Portland. Would you recommend the train ride for couples without kids? I was hoping to do a wine/beer tasting on board, but those events aren't offered during our trip dates. I don't mean to offend anyone, but we do not want a hokey kid-centric experience. We'd like to see and learn about the bay, but in a more adult atmosphere. If the train isn't it, than that's fine, we'd rather know ahead of time. Thanks for your honesty, friends!
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The narration we received was oriented towards adults who are interested in the history of Portland Harbor and the trains that once ran into it, along with the history of these narrow …
The narration we received was oriented towards adults who are interested in the history of Portland Harbor and the trains that once ran into it, along with the history of these narrow gauge trains. If you are interested in history, you should enjoy the ride.
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