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Join us for a scenic excursion along the Tillamook Coast and behold the changing of the seasons! Ride through the coastal forests along the Pacific Ocean and Nehalem Bay and enjoy a layover in the quaint town of Wheeler.
- Train Rides
Train Rides - Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad | Train Rides on...
- Fall Splendor Excursion
Fall Splendor Excursion - Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad |...
- Lodging & More
OREGON COAST SCENIC RAILROAD (503) 842-7972...
- About
Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad (OCSR) is a unique heritage...
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Mailing address: PO Box 669 Tillamook, OR 97141. You can...
- Kepner Memorial Collection
While some locomotives will be sent to new homes, those that...
- Moonlight Excursion
Each passenger receives a complimentary Tillamook Ice Cream...
- Oregon Coastal Excursion
Join us for a 1.5-hour excursion along the scenic Tillamook...
- Train Rides
Experience unique views of the Oregon Coast and Nehalem Bay on scenic train rides offered from the end of May through the beginning of September. Watch bald eagles and pelicans soar on the wind around you, dancing with the salty mist from the ocean waves crashing against exposed cliffs.
The scenic railroad operates the line from the Tillamook Air Museum blimp hangar northward through the communities of Garibaldi, Rockaway Beach, and Wheeler. From there, the tracks turn eastward into the remote and breathtaking Nehalem and Salmonberry River canyons.
The railroad travels on tracks that pass along the edge of Tillamook Bay and the Oregon Coast, and through thick forest along the Nehalem River. [2]
Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad (OCSR) is a unique heritage railroading museum in that it not only has static displays of engines and historic artifacts but also provides interpreted train rides along the coast.
12 Ιουλ 2013 · It’s rare to combine an Oregon history lesson with outdoor recreation, but in Tillamook County you touch history by “riding the rails” on a unique steam engine train ride. In Garibaldi, the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad connects passengers with recreation that reaches back more than a century.
Thanks to the Port of Tillamook, the two men were able to start running in 2003 and have been growing the organization ever since. Their train, which runs on 42 miles of track, but usually only makes trips that are anywhere from 10 to 25 miles in length.
