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A nonprofit heritage railway on Oahu's Leeward coast that runs restored vintage trains along former sugar-era tracks.
91-1001 Renton Rd, Ewa Beach, HI 96706 · Ewa Beach, HI
The Hawaiian Railway Society restores and operates historic trains on about 6.5 miles of track between Ewa Beach and Kahe Point. Its standard round-trip ride lasts about two hours, moves slowly past mountain and ocean scenery, and includes a narrated history of Oahu's sugar plantations and the former Oahu Railway & Land Company. Visitors can also book a parlor car from the early 1900s on certain Sundays, arrange private charters, or visit a toy train museum built from a private collection. The group is a registered national and state historic site and depends on memberships and donations for its restoration work.
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