Difficulty

easy

Duration

1 hour

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels as the activity involves sitting and minimal physical effort.

Overview

Discover Maine’s stunning fall colors on a scenic one-hour train ride through Waldo County. Relax and take in the vibrant autumn views with Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railroad.

Unity, Maine

Fall Foliage Train Ride

Adults $23 & Children $10 | 1 Hour Ride

Select participants and date

Date

Thu, Oct 9

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Embark on a scenic train ride through Waldo County and immerse yourself in the breathtaking colors of Maine's fall foliage. This one-hour journey offers a unique opportunity to witness the stunning transformation of nature, with vibrant vistas of woods, streams, and fields, making each day a memorable adventure.

Experience Maine's Foliage

Rates

Adults - $23 Child - $10 Infants - Free

Ages 2 and under
Not taking a seat

Duration

1 hour

About

Enjoy the colors of the fall foliage season on a round trip scenic train ride as we take you through the changing fall vistas of the woods, streams, and fields of Waldo County.

Every day is a new experience.

Adventure Tips

Reserve your tickets early

Fall foliage season is popular, so booking your seat in advance ensures you don’t miss out on this unique experience.

Bring a camera or smartphone

The large train windows provide excellent photo opportunities of vibrant landscapes and wildlife.

Dress in layers

Temperatures can be cool, especially in the morning and evening, so wearing layers helps you stay comfortable throughout the ride.

Arrive early for parking and boarding

The station can get busy before departure, so plan to arrive at least 15 minutes early for smooth check-in.

Local Insights

Wildlife

White-tailed deer
Red foxes

History

The Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railroad has operated since the late 19th century, originally transporting goods and passengers across Maine’s rural countryside.

Conservation

The railroad collaborates with local conservation groups to protect surrounding forests and waterways, promoting responsible tourism and environmental education.