Overview

Discover the Adirondacks from a new perspective aboard the Tupper Lake Explorer train. This accessible journey offers stunning views and a taste of regional history in a relaxed setting. Keep reading to see why this ride is a must-do for nature lovers and history buffs alike.

Utica, New York

The "Tupper Lake Explorer"

Tupper Lake → Sabattis

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Date

Wed, Oct 8

Travelers

2

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About This Adventure

Embark on a truly unique 1.5-hour journey that promises unforgettable moments. This accessible experience welcomes all, including those with standard wheelchairs, ensuring everyone can enjoy the adventure. With convenient restroom facilities at stations, you can focus on the excitement of the ride and the memories you'll create.

A Truly Unique Experience!

Rates

Coach Class

Adult (Ages 13-61): $19
Child (Ages 2-12): $13
Senior (Ages 62+): $17
Military (Valid ID Required): $17

Duration

1.5 Hours

About

Accessibility:

Please be advised this trip is wheelchair accessible for standard size chairs. The maximum door opening width is 26 inches wide. Please make sure to measure your wheelchair before you make a reservation. If you have any questions please contact the office toll-free at 1-800-819-2291.

Restrooms on the train are not wheelchair accessible, however there are wheelchair accessible restrooms in all of our stations.

Adventure Tips

Arrive early at the station

Get there 15-20 minutes before departure to secure spot and settle in.

Bring a camera or smartphone

Capture the scenic vistas and memorable moments along the route.

Dress comfortably for the weather

Layers are recommended since open-air cars can be breezy or warm depending on the season.

Plan for downtime at stations

Use station stops to stretch, use facilities, or take quick photos.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Deer
Birds such as loons and herons

History

The Adirondack Railroad has been a vital transportation link since the early 1900s, originally serving logging and tourism industries.

Conservation

The railroad collaborates with local organizations to maintain scenic integrity and minimize environmental impact, ensuring the region’s wilderness remains pristine.