Ride a rail bike and explore the nature of Fort Bragg in a unique way. Travel along old rail lines as you pedal with ease.
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Please remember that these activities are non-refundable.
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100 W Laurel Street
Ride a rail bike and explore the nature of Fort Bragg in a unique way. Travel along old rail lines as you pedal with ease.
Please remember that these activities are non-refundable.
100 W Laurel Street
If you have other questions, contact us
Ride a rail bike and explore the nature of Fort Bragg in a unique way. Travel along old rail lines as you pedal with ease.
Want to explore Fort Bragg's nature in a fun and unique way? At the time indicated, we'll meet at The Skunk Train & Rail Bikes station, where you can hop on these peculiar bikes on the old rail lines.
These electric and practically silent bikes fit 2 people and will take you along the famous Redwood Route. You'll explore Pudding Creek Estuary, cross extremely old wooden viaducts and admire the spectacular sequoias in Fort Bragg.
This ride doesn't require much effort, as pedalling is easy. It's the perfect way to enjoy the beauty of nature in this nearly untouched land!
Additionally, during the rail bike tour, you may spot little blue herons, osprey and even turtles and otters that live in Pudding Creek. To make the route even more special, we recommend stopping at Glen Blair Junction to have a picnic and explore the area on foot.
After 2 hours, you'll return to the starting point to end this rail bike activity.
If you have other questions, contact us
100 W Laurel Street
