Discover the Only Rail Bike History Tours in the U.S. through Upstate NY Wine Country

Ride through Finger Lakes wine country in Upstate New York with the Finger Lakes Rail Riders, the exclusive provider of historical rail bike tours in the U.S.

Experience a Unique Historical Adventure

Embark on a journey with Finger Lakes Rail Riders in Penn Yan, where you can pedal through the picturesque landscapes of Upstate New York's wine country while unraveling the rich history of the region. As you ride along a mostly flat five-mile path, enjoy a lively historical narration of Yates County delivered by your knowledgeable guide through a two-way radio on each bike.

Award-Winning Experience

Earlier this year, Finger Lakes Rail Riders received Tripadvisor's Travelers' Choice Award, adding to the allure of this exceptional experience.

Explore the Beauty of Yates County

Witness the charm of working farms, remnants of the old railroad, and a quaint one-room Mennonite schoolhouse during your ride. Feel free to engage with your guide, ask questions, and delve deeper into the history and culture of the area.

A Memorable Adventure

Founder and owner, Kathy Ferron, compares the experience to Disney's "Jungle Cruise," offering a blend of education and entertainment as you pedal along the historic railroad tracks from 1851.

Unforgettable Experiences Await

Make the most of your visit by exploring the delights of Penn Yan in the Finger Lakes region, from paddling on beautiful Keuka Lake to savoring a delightful breakfast at the Penn Yan Diner, and indulging in award-winning ice cream at The Spotted Duck and Seneca Farms.

Plan Your Rail Bike Adventure

FLRR rides are available Sunday through Tuesday and Friday through Saturday until October 29. The cost for a two-seater bike is $88, and there are no age restrictions - anyone can join in on the fun. Whether young or old, there's no limit to the enjoyment you can experience on these unique rail bike tours.Explore more about Finger Lakes Rail Riders and their offerings on their website FAQ page, and discover a new way to enjoy the beauty of Upstate New York's wine country.