Carmichael, CA – October 24, 2024 – Gather your family, friends, and neighbors for an unforgettable afternoon at Carmichael’s Annual Community Train, hosted by the River Fox Train! On Saturday, November 9th, at 2 PM, join the fun as we celebrate community spirit with a block party on the tracks. To make it even better, kids 13 and under ride FREE—a perfect opportunity to bring the little ones out for a memorable experience.

This event held just 15 minutes from downtown Sacramento, near the airport, provides the perfect family-friendly setting to relax and enjoy the fall season. Enjoy a leisurely train ride through scenic Yolo County while spending quality time with fellow community members from Carmichael.

The River Fox Train is proud to extend this opportunity as part of an ongoing initiative to highlight different communities with each event. Carmichael’s Annual Community Train is the first of many, with future rides planned to feature other local neighborhoods across the Sacramento area.

Event Details:

• Date: Saturday, November 9th, 2024
• Time: 2:00 PM
• Location: River Fox Train, 18095 County Rd 117, West Sacramento, CA 95691
• Kids Ride Free: All children 13 and under receive free admission with the purchase of one adult ticket.

Tickets & Information: Click here to learn more and book your ride!

Make sure to bring your loved ones, enjoy the fall weather, and connect with your community aboard this special ride. With future events already in the works, River Fox Train is excited to celebrate even more local neighborhoods as we move forward. Don’t miss out on this perfect autumn day adventure!

For more information, visit our website at www.riverfoxtrain.com, or contact us at (800) 866-1690.

River Fox Built in 1911 by the Northern Electric Railway Company, the River Fox Train’s 10-mile track originally transported passengers in the Sacramento area. Electric passenger travel ended in 1941, but the line remained active with diesel freight, creating a link between the fertile farmlands of the Sacramento Valley and the rest of California. In 2003, Sierra Railroad merged with the Yolo Shortline, continuing freight and reviving passenger trains under the name of Sacramento River Train. Today, the line is known as the River Fox Train, a sister of the world-famous Skunk Train built in 1885. From events like our Railbike rides; relaxing beer and wine trains; and holiday-themed outings, passengers can enjoy activities while reveling in nostalgic railroad charm.

Media Contacts: Kimberly Preciado, Mendocino Railway [email protected]

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