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The Rainier Rambler
RailsNW is pleased to present one of the first trips out on the newly reopened line from Elbe, WA across the Nisqually River bridge. This exclusive charter onboard the Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad will feature two steam locomotives- a doubleheader- as we take you past Mineral and Divide to a turnaround at one of the largest wooden trestles in the Northwest. We expect to feature both the Rayonier #2, a Willamette geared engine which just returned to service last summer, as well as another of the MRSR collection. If it completes its restoration in time, we may be taking out the Rayonier #70, a Baldwin 2-8-2 rod locomotive; backup is most likely the Hillcrest Lumber #10, a Climax geared engine, but final motive power is at the discretion of railroad personnel.
A minimum of three photo runbys have been scheduled and more will be added if time permits. A full catered BBQ meal is included on the return trip to complete your day at the Mineral Lake pavillion. An open car will be part of our consist to enjoy the fresh air and unparalleled views. As this trip is limited to less than 100 passengers, we highly recommend making your reservations ASAP.
Departs from newly reopened historic Elbe depot
• Doubleheader of two restored West Coast steam locomotives
• Coordinated photo opportunities at multiple locations
• Full catered BBQ at Mineral Lake pavillion
• Route: Elbe, Mineral, Divide, Trestle, Mineral Lake
12 June 2010, 12noon-7pm, $85pp
Web Page: http://www.railsnw.com/Tours/charter/rainier/rainier_rambler.htm
Private car Virginia City to Reno
We have two openings for our Snowflake trip to Reno Feb 12-14. 3 packages starting at $279 per person. We will be using the Virginia City and dome car Plaza Santa Fe
Web Page: www.vcrail.com
Valentine's Day - Hey Guys!!!
Hey Guys,
Those of yu who have a woman in your life (and that may be at least half of you), make plans to ride on the dome-diner-lounge SILVER SPLENDOR on Sunday, February 14th. Enjoy a fabulous 4-course Gourmet luncheon excursion from L.A. to San Diego (and return). Mimosas, beer and wine are included in your fare of $179 per person, along with beautiful coastal vistas. Depart L.A. at 11:10 a.m. or Fullerton at 11:40 and be back before 6:00 p.m. Please go to www.larail.com for further details and reservations. Or call John Caestecker at 714-292-9316.
Web Page: www.larail.com
3751 to San Diego
This is our official announcement of ticket sales for the 3751 trip to San Diego next May 1 and May 2. We leave LAUS on Saturday, May 1 at 9:50 am, do a quick stop at Fullerton and arrive in San Diego at about 3:00. On Sunday, May 2, we leave San Diego at 10:40, Fullerton at 3:30, LAUS at 4:00. Passengers can ride behind the 3751 and return to their starting point the same day on a scheduled SurfLiner. We are selling combined 3751/Surfliner tickets. One-way coach tickets are $99, with dome and dome premium available.
The train will have the 3751, an Amtrak P-42, six Amtrak coaches, snack car, Great Dome, Pony Express open door baggage car, Silver Lariat, Silver Splendor and Silver Solarium.
Web Page: www.goldenstaterails.com
Dover Harbor to New Orleans
Visit New Orleans for the Jazz Festival, with Pullman car "Dover Harbor" as your hotel. Depart Washington, DC 4/29/2010 in the consist of The Cresecent. Arrive New Orleans 4/30. Car will be parked for occupancy at Union Passenger Terminal for easy access to all New Orleans sites. Return Tuesday morning May 4 for a May 5 arrival back in DC. Fare $1949.00 per person includes bedroom (double occupancy) in train and in New Orleans and meals, beverages, snacks, and spirits aboard the car. Day parlor option available Atlanta-New Orleans, $360 round trip. See Web site for full details and order form.
Ticket agent: 610-429-5858 or email to dover.agent@dcnrhs.org.
Web Page: http://www.dcnrhs.org/trips/20100429/index.htm
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