Stourbridge Line
Scenic train
About
The Stourbridge Line runs excursion trains in vintage coaches along the Lackawaxen River Valley. Its own site says it runs trains between Honesdale and Hawley, and some special trains stop at a private venue in White Mills. The ticket office is in the lower level of the Wayne County Visitors Center in Honesdale.
Rides include scenic trips, themed trains, dinner trains and beer or wine tasting trains. In November 2026 the site lists Autumn Dinner Trains, a Wine and Cheese Experience and a Runaway Train Beer Tasting. The Santa Christmas Tree Express begins November 27, 2026.
History
The railway is operated by the Delaware, Lackawaxen & Stourbridge Railroad Company. Its site tells the story of the Stourbridge Lion, a steam locomotive that made a trial run at Honesdale on August 8, 1829, with Horatio Allen at the throttle.
When to go
The site says trains run from March through the holiday season. Check the calendar on the website for dates, since each ride is a separate event and trains leave from either Honesdale or Hawley.
Good to know
The ticket office is open 8:30 am to 4:30 pm daily, with free parking at the visitors center and an overflow lot.
All seats are assigned. You can ask for a specific car when you book.
Pets are not allowed. Service dogs are permitted.
Price
Prices vary by ride and date. Check the website before you go.
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