Mt. Rainier Railroad & Logging Museum Steam Train

The Mt. Rainier Railroad & Logging Museum has been a mainstay of steam operations in Washington for over 30 years, with numerous operational steam engines. During the summer months, the railroad operates weekend service between Elbe Station and the shops at Mineral, a leisurely seven-mile round trip. At Mineral, passengers disembark for a tour of the logging museum and engine shop.

Polson Logging Company 2-8-2 70, a 1922-built Baldwin, leads this weekend of excursions. This logging Mikado was restored to service by the Mt. Rainier shops in 2010.

0:00 Regular Trip with Polson 70, Elbe to Mineral
10:00 Mount Rainier Collection
12:27 Runaround at Mineral
14:47 Return to Elbe