See New England foliage from the Rails.

[John Hartwell]

What better way to take in New England’s fall foliage than a historic train ride? There’s no danger of running off the road while taking in the beauty wrought by Mother Nature’s paintbrush.

New England has more than two dozen heritage railways -- museums on wheels, that recreate the experience of train travel during the golden age of passenger rail.

Read A Historic Train Ride in Each of New England’s Six States, from the New England Historical Society. Some of these are not steam powered, but each is a great experience.

 

[nitrofd]

What better way to take in New England’s fall foliage than a historic train ride? There’s no danger of running off the road while taking in the beauty wrought by Mother Nature’s paintbrush.

New England has more than two dozen heritage railways -- museums on wheels, that recreate the experience of train travel during the golden age of passenger rail.

Read A Historic Train Ride in Each of New England’s Six States, from the New England Historical Society. Some of these are not steam powered, but each is a great experience.

That could be the start of a romantic weekend...

 

[Waterloo50]

What better way to take in New England’s fall foliage than a historic train ride? There’s no danger of running off the road while taking in the beauty wrought by Mother Nature’s paintbrush.

New England has more than two dozen heritage railways -- museums on wheels, that recreate the experience of train travel during the golden age of passenger rail.

Read A Historic Train Ride in Each of New England’s Six States, from the New England Historical Society. Some of these are not steam powered, but each is a great experience.

That’s impressive and a photographers dream.

 

[nitrofd]

That’s impressive and a photographers dream.

New England in the fall is always spectactular.

 

[Jimklag]

What better way to take in New England’s fall foliage than a historic train ride? There’s no danger of running off the road while taking in the beauty wrought by Mother Nature’s paintbrush.

New England has more than two dozen heritage railways -- museums on wheels, that recreate the experience of train travel during the golden age of passenger rail.

Read A Historic Train Ride in Each of New England’s Six States, from the New England Historical Society. Some of these are not steam powered, but each is a great experience.

There's a railroad museum in the Berkshires that runs scenic tours through the hills. It wasn't steam, though.