Perfect opportunity to see back country and learn how residents along the track rely on Alaska RR to receive supplies and travel from home. Weather was too cloudy to see Denali but still worth the t… Full review by PATraveler810
Jul 11, 2024
We decided to head out on the Hurricane Gulch train to see the back country. It was a great decision and we enjoyed the entire day. At the end of the trip on the north section, you get to look out … Full review by CRAIG C
Jun 17, 2024
Great train ride! Fantastic views. The lady who guided and narrated our trip was amazing. Some very cool stops along the way. Beautiful view of Denali and the stop on the Hurricane Gulch bridge were … Full review by Kraig M
I will be in Talkeetna in April. Will the train be in service that time of year?
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The Hurricane Train is a flag stop train. It runs the first Thursday of the month from October thru May. Do not pay any attention to one bad review. We have ridden this train three times and …
The Hurricane Train is a flag stop train. It runs the first Thursday of the month from October thru May. Do not pay any attention to one bad review. We have ridden this train three times and we LOVED it. One of the things that makes this train ride so great is the people that ride it. They use the train to get supplies from town. You never know what you are going to see on the train. An author of children's books rode last September and she was fascinating to talk to. She lives off grid and writes books. The train also stopped at another author's house, City Hall, and I bought books from her also. Many times you get lucky and see wild life. The train backed up so we could see bears. Where else does that happen? If you get a chance, ride the train. It is well worth the cost of the ride!
what time does the train return to talkeetna this july
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It usually returns by 7 PM, can vary a little if there were a lot of stops...part of what makes it interesting are the locals getting on....sled dogs, people living off the grid, adventure …
It usually returns by 7 PM, can vary a little if there were a lot of stops...part of what makes it interesting are the locals getting on....sled dogs, people living off the grid, adventure derkers, etc! Well worth it, you won't regret it.
The Summer Hurricane Turn Train departs from Talkeetna. From there, the 115-mile route threads its way along the Susitna River and through the Indian River Canyon before arriving …
The Summer Hurricane Turn Train departs from Talkeetna. From there, the 115-mile route threads its way along the Susitna River and through the Indian River Canyon before arriving to the spectacular views of Hurricane Gulch. Bill
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