Charming Quebec by steam train
Discover eastern Canada’s most scenic rail line as you travel on board the oldest operating steam train in the nation.
The train takes you for a 64 km round trip on the banks of one of Canada’s most beautiful natural reserves, the Gatineau park. Discover the enchanting landscapes of western Quebec’s Outaouais region.
You can sit back and relax aboard the climate-controlled cars and let the “clickety-clack” of the wheels carry you back to a by-gone era.
Tour highlights: In Wakefield, don’t miss the spectacular pivoting of the 93-ton steam engine on the last operating manual turntable in Canada.
Take part in a guided tour throughout the village or take a peak inside the cab of the steam engine.
During your stop, visit the many shops and restaurants of Wakefield.
The musicians will offer a short performance in the park. Trip details:
The complete five hour round trip consists of a two-hour stop in Wakefield and travel time is a hour and a half in each direction.
The 909 steam engine is a type 2-8-0 and was built in Sweden in 1907. It is the only operating European steam engine in Canada and one of the last operating excursion steam engine in Canada.