Loved it, what a great way to spend a weekend day. The Parlor Class is the way to go. Food, drink, comfy chairs and the rear car platform, no bad there at all. More

My wife and I have ridden this remote 64-mile-long narrow-gauge scenic RR twice -- the first time in July '92; the second in mid-September 2011. We'd go again. The scenery, hospitality and history make the effort to get there very worthwhile. We flew into and out of Albuquerque -- spending two days there. (Excellent combined art and history museum plus... More

We've been coming to this area for years and only recently did we decide to take the train from Antonito to Chama. It was beautiful scenery, the staff gave us a great tour and information about the area and the lunch at Osier station was a very pleasant surprise. More

This is one of the best train rides I have been on. It takes you across the top of the peaks instead of through the valley, so it was quite an experience. We were in the Parlor Car and started in Chama and traveled by train all the way to Antonito. It is an all day trip and a little... More

BEAUTIFUL VIEWS, TUNNELS, VERY HIGH BRIDGES. See why trains were so easy to rob during the wild west. Start in Antonito so the views are ahead of you. More

Have been many times - I prefer to leave from Antonito, do the full ride to Chama and take the bus ride back. Then you see the desert portion in the morning before it gets hot. More

Less crowded that the Durango-Silverton Train but just as nice with a great lunch stop 1/2 way to destination. Go through some gorgeous country More

Very nice trip. Plan to do it again! Stayed at the Parlor Car B&B More

narrow gauge railroad with live steam with coal for fuel. Lots of snow for the first part of the trip. More