The Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum is not only a portal to the historical wonders of railroading but also a haven for outdoor education enthusiasts. Nature and train tracks have always had a symbiotic relationship, with routes meandering through scenic landscapes, unveiling the beauty of the natural world from a unique vantage point. As trains chug along, they offer passengers unparalleled views of verdant fields, towering mountains, and meandering rivers, serving as both a mode of transport and a classroom on wheels.
Our “Outdoor Education” posts highlight the intersection of rail journeys and nature exploration. Through a blend of ecological insights and railroad history, we aim to foster an appreciation for the environment and the significant role trains have played in traversing it. From flora and fauna sightings during train rides to understanding the environmental impact of railroads, delve into an immersive learning experience with us.
A Memorable Year of Progress: Hiwassee District of Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum in 2018 In 2018, the Hiwassee District of the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum (TVRM) marked a significant year of achievements and progress. The year was distinguished by setting an attendance record with over 18,000 passengers, launching a new ride option for schools, introducing…
