All aboard for a ride into the coastal redwood forests of northern California! The California Western Railroad, often called the Skunk Train, travels between the towns of Fort Bragg and Willits. Over the 40 mile long railroad, the train passes through tunnels, over bridges, and among beautiful groves of redwood trees. In this video, we will follow one of the railroad's steam train excursions from Fort Bragg to the half way point at Northspur and return. | Coasterfan2105

Ride the ELECTRIC RAILWAY of California's past! The Western Railway Museum just outside of Suisun City has one of a largest collections of electric passenger rail cars. Some date back to the late 1800's. Fun fact! California HAD a high speed passenger rail from the 1920's to 1950's. The line went from San Francisco to Sacramento then to Chico. The rail cars went 60 miles per hour! (faster than many cars in the 1920's) Electric railways fell out of popularity after WWII when the automobile craze

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1.2K views · 72 reactions | Unleash adventure!   Take a ride on the Skunk Train's dog-friendly Railbikes, where your furry companions up to 150 pounds can join in the fun. Dog trailers are available for an additional cost, complete with a bandana and treat for your paw-some companion. All aboard for a tail-wagging experience! ✨ Thank you for joining us @thepoochadvisor on Instagram. #DogFriendlyActivity #OutdoorAdventure #FamilyFun | Skunk Train | Facebook

As the sun sets and our woods darken, the inviting beauty of the Skunk Train's route transforms into something a little more... mysterious. 🌕👀 What's peaceful during the day becomes brooding, hiding its secrets among the trees. Shine a light down the tracks in the Noyo River Basin, and countless eyes reflect back at you. Most belong to the usual woodland creatures... but what about those glowing at 6 feet high? Are they just squirrels, or something else entirely? 😱 Dare to ride through these

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