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Mountain Bluegrass & Barbecue Train

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

  • This train in not fully wheelchair/handicap accessible. A wheelchair/handicap car (#13) is available but must be reserved in advance.
  • Car #3 contains a restroom. Restrooms are also available at the Whittaker Station picnic area.

BOARDING ADDRESS:

12363 CASS ROAD
CASS, WV 24927

Dinner Included in Ticket Price

Dinner Served at Whittaker Station Upon Arrival

Adult

Ages 12-64

$ 105

Senior

Ages 65+

$ 103

Military/Veteran

With Valid ID

$ 101

Child

Ages 4-11

$ 85

Infant

Ages 3 and Under

$ 15

We’re excited to bring back one of Cass’s favorite traditions!

On Friday, September 18, climb aboard our special Dinner Train, departing historic Cass at 5:00 PM for a relaxing evening ride to Whittaker Station.

Upon arrival, guests will enjoy a delicious barbecue dinner featuring your choice of BBQ Chicken or Pulled Pork, served with:
• Baked Potato
• Baked Beans
• Macaroni Salad
• Coleslaw
• Roll
• Dessert
• Soft Drinks

*Alcoholic beverages will NOT be served. Outside alcoholic beverages are NOT permitted.*

Throughout the evening, enjoy live bluegrass music performed by a local musician, making for the perfect autumn evening in the mountains.


Passing the water tower and machine shop, the railroad begins to climb lower slopes of Cheat Mountain along Leatherbark Creek. The train then zigzags through two switchbacks, the engines alternately pushing then pulling passenger cars because the grade is so steep. After passing the entrance to Cass Cave, the railroad levels off for the stop at Whittaker Station, surrounded by green meadows and fine views of the countryside.

Whittaker Station is the location of an authentic logging camp recreated by volunteers of the Mountain State Railroad & Logging Historical Association.


The Cass Scenic Railroad travels over the same line built in 1901 to haul lumber to the mill in Cass. The steam locomotives are the same Shay locomotives used in Cass during that time for more than a half-century. Many of the passenger cars are old logging cars that have been refurbished for passengers.