A 20-minute ride through 10 acres of Pacific Northwest forest — 1.5 miles of track, a 60-foot tunnel, and dozens of hand-carved wooden sculptures.
With 1.5 miles of track, a 60-foot tunnel, and dozens of hand-carved wooden sculptures by a local artist lining the route, this is one of the most unique family attractions in Whatcom County. There's nothing else like it in the region.
The track is lined with hand-carved wooden sculptures created by a local professional artist. Around every bend there's something new to spot — it's like a scavenger hunt on rails.
The train departs from the station every hour on the hour, starting at noon; the last train leaves one hour before we close. No reservation needed — just get your tickets and show up at the station before departure time.
Station 49 has been running miniature trains through these woods since 1990. Many of our riders today first rode as kids and now bring their own children — the kind of experience you don't find at a typical amusement park.
No admission fee — just pay for what you play. Buy a points package or a 3-hour wristband.