Wilmington & Western Railroad: A Ride Through History
Experience a nostalgic train ride through Delaware's scenic Red Clay Valley on historic steam and diesel-powered trains.
Experience a nostalgic journey on the Wilmington & Western Railroad, a heritage railroad operating steam and diesel-powered trains through the scenic Red Clay Valley. Established in the late 19th century, it offers a unique glimpse into Delaware's past.
A brief summary to Wilmington & Western Railroad
- 2201 Newport Gap Pike, Wilmington, Delaware, 19808, US
- +1302-998-1930
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Local tips
- Check the Wilmington & Western Railroad's schedule for special themed excursions and events throughout the year.
- Arrive early to explore the Greenbank Station and learn about the railroad's history.
- Pack a picnic to enjoy during the layover at Mt. Cuba Picnic Grove on the Mt. Cuba Meteor excursion.
- Consider becoming a member of the Historic Red Clay Valley Inc. for discounts on tickets.
Getting There
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Driving
The Wilmington & Western Railroad's Greenbank Station is located at 2201 Newport Gap Pike (Route 41 North) in Wilmington, DE. From Wilmington, take Route 41 North approximately 6 miles. The station will be on your left. Free parking is available on-site.
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Public Transport
While there is no direct public transportation to the Greenbank Station, you can take a DART bus to a nearby location on Route 41 and then walk or take a short taxi or ride-sharing service to the station. Bus fares are typically around $2 per ride. A taxi or ride-share from a nearby bus stop would likely cost between $10 and $15.