Why You Should Go...
Please check the website for the most up-to-date information regarding hours of operation, social distancing procedures, and COVID-19-related guidelines.
Take a unique trip into the past with South Simcoe Railway, the first and longest-running steam heritage railway in Ontario.
SSR will begin running for its 28th year in 2020 on the part of the old Hamilton and Northwestern Railway track, which started operation from Hamilton to Barrie and Collingwood in 1879.
This beautiful vintage train is powered by steam locomotive #136, built in Patterson, N.J., in 1883, or #703, a GE 70-ton diesel-electric locomotive built in Erie, Penn. in 1948.
The restored coaches are from the 1920s era.
The trip from Tottenham to Beeton and back takes just under one hour through the picturesque Beeton Creek Valley and is narrated by the conductor as the train moves along.
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Why You Should Go...
Please check the website for the most up-to-date information regarding hours of operation, social distancing procedures, and COVID-19-related guidelines.
Take a unique trip into the past with South Simcoe Railway, the first and longest-running steam heritage railway in Ontario.
SSR will begin running for its 28th year in 2020 on the part of the old Hamilton and Northwestern Railway track, which started operation from Hamilton to Barrie and Collingwood in 1879.
This beautiful vintage train is powered by steam locomotive #136, built in Patterson, N.J., in 1883, or #703, a GE 70-ton diesel-electric locomotive built in Erie, Penn. in 1948.
The restored coaches are from the 1920s era.
The trip from Tottenham to Beeton and back takes just under one hour through the picturesque Beeton Creek Valley and is narrated by the conductor as the train moves along.
What You Should Know...
Open:
Seasonally: May, June, July, August, September, October
Cost: Less than $25
Payment: Cash, MC, Visa
Available: Guided Tour
Extra Fun...
Fun Facts
South Simcoe Railway is a non-profit historical association dedicated to the preservation and operation of railway equipment from Canada's steam era.
Across the road from the station is a conservation park with swimming, camping and picnicking, and friendly local shops and restaurants are just a block away.
Coaches are fully enclosed and are heated in cold weather.
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