Welcome aboard! The one and only Oregon Coast Crawler will take you on a memorable 5 hour journey of exploration and beautiful Oregon scenery. Originating in Garibaldi, we make a leisurely trip up the Oregon Coast affording fantastic panoramic views of both Tillamook and Nehalem Bays. Our vintage train stops for a waterside picnic lunch and free time at Wheeler as well as an afternoon snack and stopover in Rockaway Beach. The train is pulled by the 100-year old Curtiss Lumber #2 Heisler, a geared logging engine, or the Mccloud #25, which is an Alco 2-6-2. We will also be using an open air car for unparalleled views and enhanced enjoyment.
A minimum of three photo runbys have been scheduled and more will be added if time permits. A lunch made with local ingredients will be served at Wheeler picnic-style in the park, and a Tillamook County historian accompanies our trip for onboard commentary. Our October 1st trip will be a celebration of the centennial of the completion of PR&N's rail line connecting Tillamook County to Portland. Whether a railfan, a photographer, or simply someone who enjoys a relaxing day on the Oregon Coast, the Crawler is sure to please.
As this trip is limited to less than 100 passengers, we highly recommend making your reservations ASAP.
http://www.railsnw.com/tours/charter/garibaldi_steam/garibaldi_steam.htm
A minimum of three photo runbys have been scheduled and more will be added if time permits. A lunch made with local ingredients will be served at Wheeler picnic-style in the park, and a Tillamook County historian accompanies our trip for onboard commentary. Our October 1st trip will be a celebration of the centennial of the completion of PR&N's rail line connecting Tillamook County to Portland. Whether a railfan, a photographer, or simply someone who enjoys a relaxing day on the Oregon Coast, the Crawler is sure to please.
As this trip is limited to less than 100 passengers, we highly recommend making your reservations ASAP.
http://www.railsnw.com/tours/charter/garibaldi_steam/garibaldi_steam.htm
