Moss Vale Picnic Train

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Moss Vale Picnic Train

Sightseeing Tours
Part of: The Picnic Train

Highlights

  • Hop aboard a heritage diesel train for a scenic journey from Sydney to the Southern Highlands.
  • Experience the power of steam as locomotive R766 takes you to Bowral or Moss Vale.
  • Explore charming towns and local pubs, soaking in the vibrant atmosphere of the Southern Highlands.
  • Savour light snacks and drinks from the buffet car while enjoying the picturesque countryside views.

Hop aboard for a fun day out to the Southern Highlands. One of their heritage diesels will haul the train from a Station in Sydney to Enfield Yard where the mighty steam locomotive R766 will take over.

R766 will haul the train, unassisted by diesels, all the way to either Bowral or Moss Vale. Here you will have a few hours to explore or head for the nearby pub.

The buffet car will be available for light snacks and drinks. Passengers are encouraged to bring their own picnic hampers.

Itinerary highlights

Bowral or Moss Vale

Passengers may disembark at Bowral or Moss Vale. Here you will have an few hours to explore or head for the nearby pub.

Tour details

  • Sightseeing Tours
  • Full Day
  • Land – Motorised
  • Single
    Available from 1 December 2024

Features

Service facilities

  • Non Smoking

Service Tags

  • History & Heritage
Accessibility

Disabled access available, contact operator for details.

Operation information

The Picnic Train

Come aboard The Picnic Train – a living museum on rails. This is travel as it used to be – a little slower and a lot more fun!

Their dedicated and talented volunteers are from a wide range of backgrounds and come from far and wide with just one thing in mind – to provide you with a unique and enjoyable day out.

Whether joining in Sydney for the signature Kiama Picnic Train or from Maitland for a spirited run to Dungog, or even further afield, you’ll soak up the scenery from 1930s carriages.

Their star attractions are their steam locomotives 5917 and R766 – rare survivors of the golden era of travel when steam ruled the rails.

They look forward to welcoming you aboard. Find out more at their website.

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