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North Shore Scenic Railroad, Duluth, Minnesota. 59,201 likes · 56 talking about this · 36,701 were here. This page features information and event listings for the North Shore Scenic Railroad in...
Travel to Two Harbors, Minnesota, about 30 miles to the other end of the North Shore Scenic Railroad line. Stop for about 2 hours to have lunch while the engine is serviced and turned around for the return trip. October 26 & 27 to Palmers: $75adults and $65 for kids on a 2.5 hour steam train ride, “up and back” with no station stops.
Directions to 506 West Michigan Street, Duluth, MN 55802. The St. Louis co. Heritage and Arts Center, is also known as the Depot. It is also the location of the Lake Superior Railroad Museum. Coming Northbound on I-35: • Take exit 256B – for Lake and 5th Avenue. Turn left on to 5th Avenue West, cross over the freeway. You’ll see the Depot ...
North Shore Scenic Railroad - Duluth Trains. Special events of all kinds are offered throughout the year, scroll below for more info on any item in this list. Wheelchair accessibility is limited, mostly to the daily Duluth Zephyr and Pizza Train only. Below are details of each special event throughout the operating season.
North Shore Scenic Railroad. The North Shore Scenic Railroad operates between Duluth and Two Harbors along the North Shore. Train excursions run from May through mid-October using historic rail equipment from the Lake Superior Railroad Museum. Daytime shorter trips operate 7 days a week, and on weekends trains operate to Two Harbors with a ...
History comes alive on the Lakefront line of the North Shore Scenic Railroad. During our summer season several trains a day depart the historic Duluth Union Depot for excursions through downtown Duluth, Canal Park, along the shore of Lake Superior and deep into the majestic north woods.
North Shore Scenic Railroad. 506 W Michigan St. Duluth, MN 55802. (218) 722-1273 (Phone) (218) 733-7596 (Fax) View Website. Send Email. Located in downtown Duluth at 506 West Michigan Street, behind the Depot. Just off of I-35.
