Three Rivers Rambler
Knoxville, Tennessee — Steam & diesel
Board the Three Rivers Rambler in Knoxville, Tennessee for a steam & diesel adventure. Trains travel from downtown Knoxville past historic sites to the trestle where the French Broad and Holston rivers form the Tennessee River.
Service is available Seasonal. Admission is $60.
- Location
- Knoxville, Tennessee
- Train type
- Steam & diesel
- Route & scenery
- Trains travel from downtown Knoxville past historic sites to the trestle where the French Broad and Holston rivers form the Tennessee River.
- Typical duration
- 2 hours
- Operating season
- Seasonal
- Price range
- $60
- Dog friendly
- No
- Accessibility
- The train is wheelchair accessible and the University Commons depot offers ample free parking.
- Best time to visit
- Holiday season (late Nov–Dec); operates Seasonal
- Schedule notes
- Tickets online via threeriversrambler.com
Holiday season (late Nov–Dec); operates Seasonal.
Know Before You Go
- Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends and holidays.
- The train is wheelchair accessible and the University Commons depot offers ample free parking.
- Pets are not permitted on board (service animals: call ahead).
- Tickets online via threeriversrambler.com.
Nearby Attractions
University of Tennessee campus, downtown Knoxville, Tennessee River waterfront.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the typical excursion duration?
The ride runs roughly 2 hours from departure to return.
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How much do tickets cost?
Tickets run $60. Prices may vary by car class or excursion — confirm on the railroad's website.
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Do I need to book in advance?
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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Is Three Rivers Rambler dog-friendly?
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: (865) 524-9411