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Fort Bragg / California / United States
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Located in Northern California’s Mendocino County there is a skunk running through the redwood forest, but this isn’t any skunk, it’s the world famous Skunk Train. The California redwoods, pristine coastline, and award winning vineyards are all a part of the landscape of what makes Mendocino County such an amazing place and home to this 131-year-old train. Regardless of your departure point it’s the occasional whistles as your train chugs through tunnels, over bridges and past open meadows, the train follows the coastal "Redwood Route" as it has since 1885. It is the towering trees, a glimpse of a deer drinking from the Noyo River, an isolated fishermans cabin peeking from the forest, and the notion that you have left the rest of the world behind that draw people to the Skunk Train. The Noyo River Canyon Departing from Fort Bragg, the first few miles run alongside the Pudding Creek estuary, where common wildlife sightings include blue heron, egrets, osprey, ducks, and the occasional lounging turtle. After passing through Tunnel No. 1, the Skunk Train snakes its way along the Noyo River, zig-zagging through the redwood-thick Noyo River Canyon. Coastal Range and Redwoods Departing from Willits and traveling to Northspur, your train will climb the Eastern slope of the California Coast Range, cutting through it at Tunnel No. 2 (Summit) before descending into the Noyo River Canyon. This is the mountainous part of our railroad line, in which 8.5 miles of track cover a straight-line distance of less than one mile. Come see the Skunk in its natural habitat.
San Juan Capistrano / California / United States
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This station stop offers morning commuter trains to San Diego (south) and Los Angeles (north) and connecting links to Amtrak train service to all routes in the United States and Canada. The ticket office and waiting lounge are located in an old train car. Located within walking distance of the station are many restaurants and shops, as well as the historic Mission, which is across the street.

Sonoma / California / United States
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The Sonoma TrainTown amusement park takes you back in time and offers attractions for the entire family in a 10-acre park. The most popular attraction is, of course, the 20-minute train journey that crosses bridges and  trestles and passes through landscaped areas, waterfalls and historic replicas. The other train-themed rides include a ferris wheel and roller coaster. There is also a children's petting zoo. The park hosts birthday parties and other special events and general admission and parking are free. Individual tickets and packs are sold for the various attractions.

Oceanside / California / United States
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Amtrak is located along South Tremont Street in downtown Oceanside. This rail company offers travelers a scenic way to get to nearly any major destination in the U.S. and Canada. Amtrak’s trains offer amenities such as Wi-Fi, a dining car and the option of having a private room with a bed. Bathrooms are on board and easily accessible, and the company works with Greyhound to provide service to smaller destinations that might not have train stations.

Carson / California / United States
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Stockton / California / United States
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Gardena / California / United States
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Based in Gardena Calif., Sharp & Fellows Inc. is a railroad contractor. The company has been operational for more than 130 years and provides a wide range of services, such as track construction/maintenance, turnout inspection as well as lubrication, crane rail maintenance, track removal, and track materials among others. Some of the clients of Sharp & Fellows Inc. are Pacific Harbor Lines, Pacific Container Terminal, Travel Town Museum, Port of Long Beach, California United Terminal and Kaiser Ventures Inc.
Los Angeles / California / United States
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