Granite State Railway

Railroad company · Lincoln

Granite State Railway

Railroad company · Lincoln

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64 Railroad St, Lincoln, NH 03251, USA

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Scenic 80-minute train trips with vintage cars & friendly staff  

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64 Railroad St, Lincoln, NH 03251, USA Get directions

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64 Railroad St, Lincoln, NH 03251, USA Get directions

+1 603 745 2135
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Athena S

Google
Beautiful train experience with friendly staff and lovely views. Very kid friendly! Provided a coloring page and crayons. Also snacks are available for purchase on the train ride.

Lauren Barry

Google
The website made the ride out to be grander than what it was. The train went about 10 mph through a wooded area by the river but also through some people's neighborhoods/backyards. There wasn't much of a history given to us by the conductor. For what we received I believe it's a bit overpriced.

TB

Google
Overall, it was a cool experience. Just a heads-up—parking is very limited, so plan to arrive early. Our ride was scheduled for 10:30 AM, and they recommend showing up 30 minutes in advance. Knowing parking might be tight, we arrived at 9:10 AM when there were only a few cars (4–6) in the lot. Despite the lot being mostly empty, we were asked to park down the road on Maple Street because it was expected to get busy later. Since we had made the effort to come early specifically to avoid that issue, we chose to stay parked and had a bit of a back-and-forth with the attendant about it. My suggestion to management: if certain parking spaces near the trains need to be kept open, consider offering VIP or reserved parking options during the ticketing process. It would help set clearer expectations for visitors who plan ahead.

Richard Flynn

Google
What a wonderful way to view the lake! BOOK AHEAD. We just showed up and lucked out. The folks behind us didn't.

Gary Riemer

Google
This is a great scenic railroad running along the hillside and thru the woods for the scenery. The cars and engine are all authentic and historic. This trip is a step back in time and very peaceful. Keeping a small part of nostalgia alive is awesome and should be supported.

karen dube

Google
Enjoyed our ride on the train. Travel along a wooded area and see the river in different areas.

Alexander “LEX” Smith

Google
Fun 1 hour activity that you can do with family and friends. Scenic train ride that tours a small portion of the white mountains and Lincoln, NH. Smooth and Relaxing. A+

michael simmons

Google
Very disappointing trip. The train cars are stripped down and filled with banquet chairs and tables. We were in “coach” on a ride that also offered turkey dinners to some passengers. The 12 coach passengers were shoved into seats in the same car where the food was being prepped. It was like sitting in the kitchen at a restaurant. We asked for a bottle of water for our 3yr old grandson and the young man in our car said we had to wait because he was going to be busy serving their “guests” first. For almost $200 what were we?? One and a half hour later we were offered a chance to purchase water, soda, chips, or candy. If you choose to go, purchase a seat for anyone under 4 there is no room for them to sit on your lap, pack a lunch or snacks because it may be a long wait and don’t expect anyone on the train to make an effort with young children. Yelling “to your right” at a 3yr old isn’t helpful. We were terribly disappointed.