Ride the Historic New Freedom Flyer: Scenic Rail Adventure through Pennsylvania’s Seven Valleys

NEW EXCURSION - Departing for the 1st Time Ever from the Hanover Junction Station!

Duration

5 Hours - 2 Hour Layover in New Freedom

About

Step Aboard the Trail Sisters, as the NCR takes you south for a trip to New Freedom. As your travel, you will learn about the historical landmarks and countryside of beautiful Southern York County. The excursion includes a 2 hour layover in the town of New Freedom. Be sure to visit not only the NCR gift shop and railroad museum, but also check out the local restaurants, stores, and museum. A list of destinations will be provided to you by an NCR car host.

Please Note

• Please check in with the NCR representative on the Hanover Junction Station platform to receive your boarding passes.
• Please arrive 30 minutes prior to boarding.
• Unfortunately, the wheelchair lift is not available at Hanover Junction Station.

*Beverage service is available on this excursion including wine, beer, mixed drinks and soft drinks.

Coach Accommodation Options

Overland Trail Lounge Car

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The Overland Trail was built by the Pullman Standard Car Manufacturing Company in 1949. The 39-seat club-lounge car was originally owned by Southern Pacific Railroad and then Amtrak. It features a Streamline Moderne design, a quarter-circle bar, and a barbershop. The Overland Trail has been in the care of Bill Hatrick since 1987.

Pacific Trail Passenger Car

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The Pacific Trail was built by the Pullman Standard Car Manufacturing Company. It was delivered to Union Pacific Railroad in 1950 and was eventually sold to Amtrak. The 44-seat chair car was used for second-class travel and features plenty of legroom and restrooms. The Pacific Trail was purchased by Bill Hatrick in 1983.

Both passenger cars are enclosed and fully air-conditioned.