Welcome
Welcome to Train Mountain Railroad Museum!
Please excuse our dust as our new site is underway! Thank you for your patience and feel free to contact us at 541.783.3030 for more information in the meantime.
Train Mountain Railroad Museum is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of our railroad heritage. It is located in Southern Oregon on over 2000 acres of Ponderosa Pine forest in Klamath County, the home of Crater Lake National Park.
Train Mountain currently has 69,900 feet (13¼ miles) of 7½″ gauge mainline track and 133,250 feet (25¼ miles) of total trackage, which includes yards, sidings, and connector tracks. In the 2004 Guinness World Records™ Train Mountain is recognized as the “Longest Miniature Hobby Railroad”.
We also have a great selection of train gifts, toys, novelties, home decor and clothing. Our JUST FOR BABIES features blue and pink infant items. We feature train puzzles and games, jewelry, ornaments, train pedal cars, 7 1/2″ train and track supplies. Visit our store on location to see our complete inventory.
i want to join in your hobby railroad club, I am stay in INDIA in MUMBAI please send your detailed of club
Please click on the Forms tab, then Memberships on our website: http://www.trainmountain.org/Forms/Membership. This will bring up a PDF form for the 2012 membership as well as a description of different membership categories.
Thank you for your interest in our membership club!!
You have a nice place but it sure could put the little town on the map if you went to be a Real amusment Park..
I look to come back again in March with the family this time. Hope to see you then
We look forward to seeing you then and thank you!
Train Mountain Staff
Thank you for taking the time to set this up! It was just magical and very fun, specially for the kids! Everyone there was in great spirits and you could tell they were so happy to be there. Can’t wait to come again next year!
We are glad to hear you enjoyed your time- we enjoyed having you! We’ll see you next year!
My family and I just spent the day up there today, we had a fantastic time, i must of rode the trains at least five times and enjoyed each time i did. The North pole was a nice stop, a lot for the kids to do and they all loved meeting Santa Claus, now i can’t wait till summer and go up and ride the trains when it’s nice and warm and be able to see more of the track and vista’s. thanks for the fun we had.
We’re glad to hear you and your family had a great time! Just to clarify there are two different locations. You started out on the train at Klamath & Western which is open to the public from Memorial Day through Labor Day weekends. Where you came inside for all of the activities is Train Mountain Railroad Museum. We are a membership club that offers access to our members throughout the year for their train hobby enjoyment! Almost all of the volunteer ‘elves’ you saw are members of Klamath & Western as well as Train Mountain! We look forward to seeing you this summer whether it be at K&W or Train Mountain!
I live in Illinois. Does the corresponding membership me to get issues of the Gazette?
Corresponding Membership Benefits are as follows:
Full Color email edition of the monthly Train Mountain Gazette
Annual Membership Roster
Non-member registration fees apply for train events (not applicable to Triennial fees)
No name badges or yearly pins for Corresponding members
You can find the Participant Release form on the triennial website: http://www.trainmountaintriennial.org under the Registrations and Other forms tab.
Thank you!
TM Staff
Our winter office hours are: Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10-2:00pm. Please give us a call at 541-783-3030 or contact us via email at: trainkf@gmail.com. We would like to discuss when you were interested in visiting and your expectations! Thank you for your interest in our hobby railroad club!
TM Staff