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Scenic Train Journeys

Welcome to the “Scenic Train Journey Tennessee Valley Railroad News” section of the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum’s News and Update blog. Here, readers can delve into the latest developments and events that celebrate and preserve the rich history of railroading at one of the nation’s premier railway museums. Each post is crafted with an in-depth look at the museum’s ongoing efforts to maintain and showcase its extensive collection of operational and static trains and railway artifacts. From exhilarating scenic rides that traverse historically significant routes to educational programs and special events, this tag offers a comprehensive view of how TVRM continues to engage and inspire both railway enthusiasts and the general public. Dive into our stories to discover how TVRM not only preserves the past but also makes railroad history accessible and exciting for all ages.

All Aboard! July 27 and August 24 Just Added to the Summerville Steam Special 2024 Schedule

All Aboard! New Dates Added for the Summerville Steam Special in 2024 We’re thrilled to announce that the Summerville Steam Special has added two new dates to its 2024 schedule! Join us on July 27th and August 24th for an unforgettable journey through the picturesque foothills of North Georgia from Chattanooga, TN to Summerville, GA….

Explore the Hiwassee River Scenic Railroad Rides!

Discover the Thrills of the Hiwassee River Scenic Railroad As the spring air turns warmer, the Hiwassee River Scenic Railroad is gearing up to open its tracks on May 3, 2024, offering adventurers and train enthusiasts the chance to explore East Tennessee’s breathtaking landscapes. This season, two unique train journeys—the Hiwassee Loop and the Copperhill…

Hiwassee Loop Train Ride Through Tennessee’s Hiwassee River Gorge
  • Delano Trip
From $62 per person

Embark on a 4.5-hour journey through the lower Hiwassee River gorge, featuring the remarkable Hiwassee Loop. This 50-mile round trip starts at 1:30 p.m. and ends at 6 p.m., showcasing the natural beauty and railway marvels of Tennessee.