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October Leaf Season on the Great Smoky Mountain Railroad PLUS Smoky Mountain Train Museum - Oct 1-30, 2010


Nantahala Gorge Excursion


Fall SeasonThe Nantahala Gorge Excursion is famous for its outstanding scenery during the changing of the leaves. This is one of the most picturesque seasons in the Western North Carolina mountains. Everywhere you look, the scenery is ablaze with brilliant fall foliage. View these spectacular fall leaves from the train.

Trains depart from the historic mountain town of Bryson City. This 4-1/2 hout, 44-mile round-trip will take passengers along the Tuckasegee River.  The ride goes over the Fontana Lake Tresle, spanning the enourmous Fontana Lake,  and into the Nantahala River Gorge. There is a 1 hour layover at Nantahala Outdoor Center.

See also Tuckasegee River Excursion



Upgrades:

Crown Class Seating:

Relax in restored coaches dating from 1925, featuring larger windows for better viewing and climate controlled for passenger comfort. Crown Class passengers receive their own souvenir tumbler to pick up and fill with a fountain soda in the Conductor's Cafe Car.

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First Class Seating
Champion, MacNeil, Harper & Silver Meteor Cars
Travel in comfort and style in 1940s-era bar, lounge and dining cars that feature seating at well-appointed tables and lounge/restaurant style chairs.

First Class passengers receive an all inclusive, delicious lunch served by the car's private attendant, a souvenir tumbler with a fountain soda and an exclusive souvenir gift from GSMR. These First Class Cars are climate controlled with restrooms available. Age 21 and over only.



Train Museum

On your return to Bryson City, spend time at the Smoky Mountain Train Museum, with its collection of 7,000 Lionel™ engines, cars and accessories, impressive operating layout, children’s activity center, and gift/toy shop.  The vast collection dates back to 1918 and features such classics as the 1934 Blue Comet Passenger set and the more recent Joshua Lionel Cowen Challenger steam locomotives. The kid in you - and the kids - can push buttons and operate the trains and over 20 accessory items.

Have you ever dreamed of playing with toy trains on a huge layout with many trains running at the same time, people playing and working, a waterfall taller than you, loud whistles, flashing lights, dark tunnels and big bridges? Well, now is your chance!! 


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