



by Mendocino Railway - Skunk Train
This two-hour railbike ride takes place along historic tracks beside Pudding Creek in Mendocino, passing through a forest of redwoods. Riders pedal without steering, allowing them to focus on the surroundings. The route goes through a quiet natural area where wildlife such as blue herons, osprey, turtles, river otters, and deer can be seen. During berry season, bears may also appear. Bottled water and helmets are provided for the ride.
Pudding Creek Railbike Start
Participants pedal electric railbikes along the historic California Western Railroad tracks through the Pudding Creek Estuary, home to wildlife such as deer, turtles, river otters, ducks, geese, osprey, blue herons, and other species. At Glen Blair Junction, the midpoint, riders have 50 minutes to leave their bikes and explore nearby hiking trails, relax on the redwood deck, use the pavilion with picnic tables and fire pits, and walk among the coastal redwoods before beginning the 3.5-mile return ride to the depot. This activity is open to individuals aged 6 and above.
120 min
Guests will check-in at the Skunk Train Depot in Fort Bragg, California.
End point
Guests will check-in at the Skunk Train Depot in Fort Bragg, California.