A fascinating train ride through the lush forest and past scenic mountains and waterfalls dazzles travelers.
The Kuranda Scenic Railroad runs from Queensland’s World Heritage-listed rainforest to Cairns, a historic town of the same name.
The incredible journey through Wet Tropics rainforest, Scandinavian mountain landscapes and rolling waterfalls thrills guests and travelers alike.
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Travelers flock to the stunning Kuranda Scenic Railroad that traverses lush rainforest past scenic mountains and waterfalls
The Kuranda Scenic Railroad runs through Queensland’s World Heritage-listed rainforest from a historic town of the same name to Cairns.
Guests and passengers alike are thrilled with the incredible journey through the rainforests of the humid tropics and Scandinavian mountains and beyond the waterfalls of the past.
The century-old train and fascinating stations take guests back in time, with someone calling the trip an “old school experience”.
Taken on a vintage train with authentic vintage railcars, highlights of the journey include the narrow, high bridge with 180 curves over the magnificent Stoney Creek Falls.
The excursion includes two stops at Freshwater Train Station, a popular spot for breakfast with character and stunning scenery, and a photo spot to view the beautiful Barron Falls.
The century-old train and fascinating stations take guests back in time, describing the journey as an “old school experience”.
Highlights of the trip on a vintage train with authentic wagons include the narrow 180′ turns and the bridge over the magnificent Stoney Creek waterfalls.
Visitors are thrilled with their experience on an extraordinary railroad adventure dating back to the late 1890s.
Known as the “village in the rainforest”, Kuranda is the final stop where travelers can descend to a plant-filled platform and grab a bite to eat in the quaint tearooms.
Visitors are thrilled with their experience on an extraordinary railroad adventure dating back to the late 1890s.
“Absolutely great, the whole experience. See wonderful landscapes from start to finish,” he wrote.
Known as the “village in the rainforest”, Kuranda is the last stop where travelers can descend to a plant-filled platform and have a snack in the tearooms.
Two classes can be purchased for $50 one-way and $76 round-trip, with family packages and discounts for locals.
‘Great old train travel experience! You will see breathtaking views, learn about the history of the railway and stop at the viewing points while enjoying a comfortable and easy journey.
Two classes can be purchased for $50 one way or $76 round trip, with family packages and club discounts.
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Source: Daily Mail
