As summer winds down, there’s still one more weekend to savor excursions at the Northwest Railway Museum. Throughout September, the Museum continues offering scenic rides through the Snoqualmie Valley, with trains departing Saturdays and Sundays from both the Snoqualmie Depot (11 a.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m.) and the North Bend Depot (10:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m.).
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But the shift to fall brings a new lineup of seasonal favorites, from spooky rides to cozy November outings.
Halloween Wine Train
On October 31, the Halloween Wine Train returns for a special 21-and-older evening. Guests can enjoy tastings from Snoqualmie Valley wineries paired with small bites, all while riding through the scenic upper valley. Costumes are encouraged, with a contest and prizes adding to the fun.
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Halloween Train
Families can get in on the festive spirit during the Museum’s annual Halloween Train. Running October 11–12, 18–19, and 25–26, this fall-decorated ride invites passengers to wear costumes and collect a small prize while traveling through the autumn landscape of the Snoqualmie Valley.
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Fall Excursions
After the Halloween festivities, the Museum transitions to Fall Excursions on November 8, 15, and 22. Departures run on the same schedule as the summer trains, offering a quieter seasonal ride as the valley shifts into late fall.
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About the Museum
Founded in 1957, the Northwest Railway Museum is the largest and most comprehensive railroad museum in Washington State. Its mission is to operate a nationally significant museum and heritage railway where visitors can experience exhibits and educational programs that explore the history of railways in shaping the Pacific Northwest.
The Museum is also committed to accessibility and inclusivity, working to eliminate barriers to participation and welcoming all community members to engage with its programs.
With summer excursions wrapping up and fall events just ahead, the Northwest Railway Museum continues its tradition of combining history, community, and seasonal fun along the rails of the Snoqualmie Valley.
