During the era of the railroad in the United States, the state of Maryland thrived. You can hardly throw a rock in this state without it hitting the broad side of a nationally significant railroad museum or a sign with a historical fact about the B&O. Trains and railways have been vital to Maryland since the 1800s, and while they are no longer the heart and soul of travel in the state, they remain an important part of the culture of Maryland. If you’re searching for a way to get in touch with that particular aspect of Maryland history this autumn, consider hopping on the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad, where you’ll get to witness the beauty of our state’s fall foliage in a one-of-a-kind historical experience. Let’s learn more about this incredible fall foliage train ride in Maryland.
The tickets for these trips go quickly, so be sure to book them soon! And be sure to follow the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad on Facebook for any updates.
Usually, the routes leave a layover in Frostburg for patrons to shop and explore before heading back. However, if you’re feeling like making a weekend trip out of it, you can always book a room like this one and catch the train back to Cumberland the next day (as long as there is another train scheduled)!
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