easy
4 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; mainly requires the ability to sit comfortably for the duration.
Discover rarely seen parts of the LM&M Railroad on a scenic four-hour excursion through Ohio's countryside. Relax, enjoy onboard amenities, and take in breathtaking views between Lebanon and Mason.
4 Hours
Experience a unique journey on the LM&M Railroad, exploring rarely seen parts of the track. This four-hour adventure takes you from Lebanon to Mason and back, offering breathtaking countryside views. Enjoy onboard concessions and restrooms while you relax and soak in the scenery on this memorable train ride.
4 hours
Join us for this Rare Mileage experience on the LM&M Railroad. This trip will operate over parts of the railroad rarely seen by passenger trains. After departing Lebanon, we will operate south to the end of the line in Mason, then reverse direction and travel to Monroe (Garver Rd). Total trip length will be approximately 4 hrs. Concessions and restrooms will be available on board the train. This is a unique opportunity enjoy an extended, relaxing ride through the countryside.
Seats fill up quickly on this popular excursion, so reserve your spot well in advance.
There are many scenic views along the route, so be sure to have your camera ready for photos.
Dress in layers as temperatures can vary inside the train cars and outside during boarding.
Arriving 15 minutes before departure helps ensure a smooth boarding process.
The Lebanon Mason Monroe Railroad preserves a rich railroading heritage dating back to the 19th century, connecting communities and supporting local commerce.
The railroad maintains environmentally responsible practices, including habitat protection along the track and minimizing waste during operations.
Needed for getting on and off the train and exploring the station areas.
Capture the beautiful rural landscapes and unique moments along the ride.
Prepare for temperature changes inside and outside the train throughout the day.
Protect your skin during spring excursions when exposed to the sun on open viewing areas.
spring specific