
easy
45 minutes
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required
Board a century-old heated coach aglow with thousands of holiday lights for a 45-minute evening trek through Delaware's Red Clay Valley. Discover the festive charm and community spirit that make this seasonal train ride unforgettable.
45 Minutes • Ride in 100-Year-Old Heated Coaches Covered in Thousands of Holiday Lights
Embark on a enchanting evening journey aboard our beautifully adorned, century-old heated coaches, illuminated by thousands of holiday lights. Enjoy the festive sights of decorated homes along the Red Clay Valley during this memorable one-hour ride, powered by a historic diesel locomotive, creating a truly unique holiday experience.
Embark on a enchanting evening journey aboard our beautifully adorned, century-old heated coaches, illuminated by thousands of holiday lights. Enjoy the festive sights of decorated homes along the Red Clay Valley during this memorable one-hour ride, powered by a historic diesel locomotive, creating a truly unique holiday experience.
Temperatures can drop quickly after sunset; layer up to stay comfortable inside the heated coaches.
Boarding begins before departure—early arrival helps you choose a cozy window seat for the best views.
Boarding lifts are available at Greenbank Station, but some stops lack lifts and doorways onboard are narrow.
The railroad may substitute coaches or alter timing due to operational needs—stay flexible with your plans.
The Red Clay Valley railway corridor reflects Delaware’s railroading heritage dating back over a century, preserved by this operating historic diesel locomotive.
The railroad emphasizes minimal environmental impact by maintaining vintage equipment and encouraging community-based light displays rather than large-scale installations.
Keeps you comfortable during the chilly evening ride.
winter specific
Capture the spectacular holiday lights and scenic views.
Ideal for navigating station platforms and boarding.
Adds extra warmth to the heated coaches on particularly cold nights.
winter specific