Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad
Elbe, Washington — Steam
Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad is a steam railroad based in Elbe, Washington. A journey through Pacific Northwest forest between Elbe and Mineral near Mount Rainier..
The railroad runs February through October. Tickets run around $34 adult.
- Location
- Elbe, Washington
- Train type
- Steam
- Route & scenery
- A journey through Pacific Northwest forest between Elbe and Mineral near Mount Rainier.
- Typical duration
- 1.3 hours
- Operating season
- February through October
- Price range
- around $34 adult
- Dog friendly
- No
- Accessibility
- A wheelchair lift can board standard wheelchairs and guests who struggle with stairs, ADA restrooms are in the baggage car, and accessible parking sits near the entrance.
- Best time to visit
- operates February through October
- Schedule notes
- Trains depart Elbe Depot; arrive 20-30 minutes early; tickets online, phone or in person
February through October.
Know Before You Go
- Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends and holidays.
- A wheelchair lift can board standard wheelchairs and guests who struggle with stairs, ADA restrooms are in the baggage car, and accessible parking sits near the entrance.
- Pets are not permitted on board (service animals: call ahead).
- Trains depart Elbe Depot; arrive 20-30 minutes early; tickets online, phone or in person.
Nearby Attractions
Mount Rainier National Park's Nisqually entrance, the town of Elbe, and the Longmire Museum.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How long is the ride at Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad?
The typical round trip lasts about 1.3 hours.
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What is the admission price?
Admission is around $34 adult. Children and senior discounts are often available; check the website.
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Can I buy tickets at the station on the day?
Reservations are not strictly required but strongly recommended, particularly on weekends, holidays, and during fall foliage season. Popular excursions can sell out weeks ahead.
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Are dogs allowed on board?
No, pets are not permitted on board. If you require a service animal, contact the railroad directly before your visit.
Tickets & Official Info
Ready to plan your visit? Get tickets and details directly from the railroad.
Phone: (360) 492-6000