Halloween Train from North Bend Depot — Northwest Railway Museum

The Northwest Railway Museum runs its Halloween Train from the North Bend Depot as a fall ride through the upper Snoqualmie Valley. Passengers board historic passenger cars in North Bend and travel west to the Snoqualmie Depot, where the train pauses to pick up passengers, then on to the top of Snoqualmie Falls for a view of the lower river valley. The train returns east to the Railway History Campus for a 30-minute stopover with seasonal activities and a visit to the Train Shed Exhibit Hall, then back to North Bend.

The operator says the coaches are decorated with autumn foliage and the Train Shed and Snoqualmie Depot carry mildly spooky decor. Costumes are encouraged and every child receives a small gift.

A round trip of about two hours: a brief stop at Snoqualmie, the falls viewpoint and a 30-minute stopover at the Railway History Campus with seasonal activities and the Train Shed Exhibit Hall. On weekends the museum offers hot cider and live cider-pressing demonstrations. Costumes are encouraged and all children receive a small gift. The operator calls the event appropriate for all ages.

Board at the North Bend Depot, 205 E McClellan Street, North Bend, Washington. Tickets are sold on the museum's online store, linked from its website, and everyone aged two and up needs one; the ticket includes free admission to the Train Shed Exhibit Hall. No food or drink is permitted on the train. The train runs rain or shine and boarding lines are outdoors. A wheelchair lift is available for boarding; folding strollers may be carried and others can be parked at the depot. There are no restrooms on the train. Pets are not allowed except service animals. Costumes must allow safe use of the train steps, and prop guns are not allowed. All sales are final; refunds are offered only if the train does not run. Free public parking is available in downtown North Bend and Snoqualmie.