Two-Person Railbikes
Approx 2.5 Hours • Select Days from Apr - Oct
What to Expect
Availability
Apr — Oct
- Weather: Railbikes run outdoors, so always dress accordingly. However, in the event of inclement weather, we may need to cancel bookings due to safety reasons. If that unfortunate event happens, you will be fully compensated.
About
Our custom-built, two-person railbikes offer the ultimate immersive railway experience. Enjoy pedaling a railbike leisurely on the train track through some of the most picturesque scenery in the United States. After crossing a bridge, you will meander along the Hood River towards Mt. Hood, through pine trees, next to a small waterfall, past a rare switchback, and through to orchard & vineyard country. The motorized two-person / tandem bikes are designed to climb up the valley with minimal effort, so you can carry conversations with ease. Once you reach The Fruit Company in about 5.5 miles, a break allows you to take a short tour of their factory and historic museum, as well as visit the gift shop, get some refreshments, and snap some photos before heading back down the hill to the train station. Pedal your way through the Hood River Valley with a friendly, local guide, taking in the sights like never before. The entire round-trip takes approximately 2.5 hours, but the memories will last a lifetime.
Includes
- Price is per two-person bike (seats up to 2 people).
Restrictions
- Pedal-assist motor is available for use the entire trip.
- Maximum weight is 250 pounds (per rider).
- No Smoking or Vaping
- Those under 16 must have a parent/guardian complete the waiver prior to arrival.
Minimum Age:
- Children must be 3 years of age and cannot be carried on lap, railbikes are not suited for children under 44"
- Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
- Railbike Operator must be 16 years of age to operate railbike.
Duration
2.5 Hours
Address
110 Railroad Avenue, Hood River
Pricing
| Two-Person Railbike | $199 |
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 2 days before the start time.
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