A Fort Bragg Railbike Tour

Sit back, breathe deep, and discover Redwoods!

Last updated: Jan 2024
  • $265 per railbike (2 people)

Description

Electric-powered and virtually silent, railbikes in Fort Bragg that run on the Skunk Train tracks will take you breezing along the world-famous Redwood Route. You will. go along scenic Pudding Creek, cross over majestic wooden trestle bridges, and journey into the heart of the ancient redwoods of Mendocino County. Peddling along our historic tracks, bathed in dappled sunlight and a light breeze, you’ll experience new freedom on the rails, unlike anything else. Without the need to steer, you’re unbound, able to look around at the wonder of this untouched stretch of the natural world. Once you get to the end of the railroad, you will have 50 minutes for a nice picnic or hiking redwoods trails. Once your bike is recharged you will head back to your starting station.

Perfect for

For two
Outdoorsy
Romantic
Chill

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Location& Hours

100 W Laurel St, Fort Bragg, CA 95437

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Working Hours

Mon 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Tue 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Wed 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Thu 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Fri 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Sat 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Sun 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

 4.5  ● Google reviews

  • LaiKian Ong

    3 months ago

    I like this train ride through the tall redwood forest! Very serene! The GlenBlair Bar is fantastic with its fire rings and lighting. Very good place for drinkers but not for just tourists! If the tickets can include a buffet BBQ, it will definitely draw more tourists to it. People couldn’t spend time just watching and listening to music! If a buffet is included, an evening out there with food will be unsurpassable! Consider the ticket is over $72, make it $100 with All you can eat Buffet BBQ with meat and seafood. Compensate a little from the fares part for the buffet will not hurt the profits! Plus more people will drink beer and wine with BBQ!
  • Aubri Lucas

    a month ago

    We had an amazing experience on the Skunk Train Rail Coaster in Willits! The ride was so much fun, with beautiful scenery around every turn and just the right mix of excitement and relaxation. A huge thank you to our tour guides, Ben and Noah. They were both incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and made the experience even more enjoyable with their great personalities and enthusiasm. They kept everyone engaged, shared interesting information along the way, and made sure we were comfortable and having a great time from start to finish. If you’re looking for a unique adventure in Mendocino County, I highly recommend the Skunk Train Rail Coaster. We can’t wait to come back and ride with them in Fort Bragg!
  • Shannon Romes

    2 months ago

    One of the coolest adventures ever! We had a fabulous time on the Skunk Train! The ride was fun, scenic, and well worth the trip. The staff were friendly, entertaining, and really helped make the experience enjoyable. My only suggestion would be for the snack concession area. It might work even better with its own caboose and a center aisle or bypass lane so guests who decide not to wait in line can easily move through without impeding those entering or exiting the concession area. Other than that, everything was wonderful. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and will definitely be coming back again! Highly recommend for anyone looking for a unique and memorable adventure, some great views and shopping. 🚂🌲
  • Lisa Hewitt

    3 months ago

    The Railbikes on the Noyo experience was excellent! Our guides Sochi and Atlas were terrific, educational and made the experience even better. We loved her nature explanation down the hike to the bikes and pointing out different mushrooms, slugs, trees that we would not have noticed. The picnic lunch at Camp Noyo was a relaxing stop next to the river. Although it’s a 5-hr day, it went by quickly and was a great workout! There is a shorter option if you want a quicker trip but we loved this one… We highly recommend this experience!
  • Lin Lin

    2 months ago

    We did the electric rail bikes. Plenty of parking at the train station. You have to get your ticket and fill out a waiver then walk across the parking lot to the rail bikes. Staff was friendly and very helpful. The instructions on how to operate the rail bikes were easy to follow. We left around 10:00 a.m. and returned around 12:30 p.m. It was a beautiful ride through the redwoods to a rest area. They give you an hour to explore the area. We took a guided tour with Windsong, she was very nice and provided information as we hiked about a mile. We were there on 4th of July. The skunk train arrived while we were on our hike. We were allowed to walk onto the train to look around. The train was newly painted for the 250th. This was a wonderful way to sight see. Although it's a rail bike you don't really have to pedal. Which was fine with me.

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Starting at $265 per railbike