easy
3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels since the experience is seated and relaxed during the train ride.
Embark on a three-hour rail excursion through West Virginia’s stunning Trough Canyon aboard climate-controlled vintage dining cars. Enjoy gourmet meals and breathtaking views from Romney to Sycamore Bridge — a sophisticated way to experience Appalachian wilderness.
3 Hours • Ages 17+
Experience the elegance of Superior Dining on a scenic 3-hour journey in beautifully restored, climate-controlled dining cars. Enjoy upgraded meal service for adults, with intimate seating arrangements and stunning views of nature. Reservations are essential, making this a unique opportunity to savor fine dining while traveling through picturesque landscapes.
3 Hours
Superior Dining includes upgraded meal service for passengers 17+, These beautifully restored dining cars offer 2 and 4 top tables and are climate-controlled providing air conditioning or heat. Advance reservations required. Entree chosen at time of reservation. Visit Menu links at bottom of page, menus subject to change.
With a meal service and expansive view of the nature, you’ll enjoy every moment in our car. Reservations are required, and your entree must be chosen at the time of your reservation. You can check out our menu here! Prices on the menu are subject to change.
One Friday a month (May-October) the Sunset Trough trip excursion is an evening 5pm departure of our regular 3-hour Trough trip that goes southbound through the Trough to Sycamore Bridge and back. (It is approximately 35 miles round-trip.) There is no layover; passengers stay on-board.
Entrees must be selected when booking; be sure to confirm your menu choice to secure your spot on this popular dining trip.
Plan to arrive ahead of your departure time at 149 Eagle Dr. to ensure a smooth boarding experience.
Though the car is climate-controlled, layers are recommended to stay comfortable throughout the ride.
The windows don’t open, so pack a camera with a good zoom lens to capture the gorge and wildlife through the glass.
Romney is West Virginia's oldest town, established in 1762, with a rich heritage tied to early American frontier life and railroads.
The South Branch Potomac River gorge is part of regional conservation efforts focused on protecting river habitats and native species from development pressures.
Capture clear photos of the canyon and wildlife through the closed windows.
Stay comfortable inside the climate-controlled dining car regardless of outdoor temperature.
Spot distant river vistas and possibly local wildlife from your seat.
Stay hydrated before or after your trip while exploring Romney or nearby spots.