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Celebrate your summer holidays with an American tradition and enjoy a leisurely train ride along the upper Susquehanna Valley. These round trip trains depart from our depot in Milford and make their way up the valley, stopping just shy of Cooperstown and returning to Milford
Travel back in time to the exciting world of Outlaws and The Wild West! The train is carrying a strong box full to the brim with money and the local Outlaw Gang knows it. Will the bandits get away with the loot, or will the Lawmen prevail?
Celebrate your summer holidays with an American tradition and enjoy a leisurely train ride along the upper Susquehanna Valley. These round trip trains depart from our depot in Milford and make their way up the valley, stopping just shy of Cooperstown and returning to Milford.