Verde Canyon Railroad is a heritage railway near Clarkdale, Ariz. Opened in 1912 as the Verde Valley Railway, it was built to support the copper mines in Jerome, Ariz.
Pros: crew were friendly, observation car very cool and there was a guy there telling us history of the scenery, train is neat, snack boxes and water good. CON: the way the trains are configured, a…Full review by Jeff A
Sep 12, 2024
Had a great trip. The staff told stories and history for the entire 4 hour trip. Beautiful scenery, great history . The riding car is very comfortable with full service bar. The observation car is a …Full review by robert k
May 1, 2024
Renting the caboose is the way to go but book in advance … way in advance. What a fun way to spend time with friends and celebrate a special occasion. The Verde Canyon Railroad team, Dawn, Jessica,…Full review by jz426
I am handicapped and in a motorized wheelchair, can I board the train?
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Hi I do believe you can because I remember someone in a mobility chariot getting on board. Go to Website and they will let you know for sure. Access along train might be more …
Hi I do believe you can because I remember someone in a mobility chariot getting on board. Go to Website and they will let you know for sure. Access along train might be more resticted though but you get a great view from anywhere.
1. I am interested in booking 4 in October with my Military Discount is this possible and is space available? 2. Do you pickup/deliver to any Sedona hotel location? 3. Do we have to book food reservations in advance?
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Hello Hilda, Yes, we do ask you to make your reservation in advance. October is the busiest month of the year at Verde Canyon Railroad. We will be happy to give you the military …
Hello Hilda, Yes, we do ask you to make your reservation in advance. October is the busiest month of the year at Verde Canyon Railroad. We will be happy to give you the military discount. Please feel free to call us at 800-293-7245. We do not have outside transportation available in the Verde Valley however.
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