easy
3 hours
No special fitness required; suitable for all ages and mobility levels.
Combine stunning river gorge scenery with gourmet dining aboard the Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad’s Superior Dining trip. Experience West Virginia’s natural beauty from the comfort of fully restored vintage railcars on this memorable three-hour journey.
3 Hours • All Ages
Experience a luxurious 3-hour dining excursion aboard beautifully restored, climate-controlled cars. Enjoy a delightful meal service while taking in stunning views as you travel southbound through the Trough to Sycamore Bridge and back. Reservations are required, making this a unique and memorable journey for all passengers.
3 Hours
Superior Dining includes meal service for all passengers, 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, 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.
Our regular excursion is a 3-hour 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.
Reservations are required and entrees must be selected when booking to ensure availability and smooth service.
Though climate-controlled, wear layers for added comfort during cooler seasons or varying temperatures.
Arrive at the meeting point at 149 Eagle Dr., Romney, WV at least 15 minutes before departure to get settled.
Keep your camera or binoculars handy to catch views of the Potomac Trough and local wildlife, especially bald eagles.
The Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad runs on tracks that were originally part of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, an important 19th-century transportation corridor.
The railroad supports local conservation efforts by promoting eco-sensitive tourism and preserving the natural beauty of the Potomac River Gorge.
To capture scenic views and wildlife like bald eagles along the route.
spring specific
To reduce glare through the train’s windows during sunny days.
summer specific
Optional but helpful for better wildlife viewing in the gorge.