Steamtown National Historic Site Steamtown Fall Foliage Excursions 2026

Scranton, PA

Plan a seasonal visit to Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton, PA. Current dates and program details need an operator recheck. Earlier listing: National Park Service fall foliage excursions from Scranton to Tobyhanna or Delaware Water Gap with hike and tour options. Previously listed schedule: Oct 3 (Tobyhanna), Oct 24 (Delaware Water Gap). Confirm the current year and departures with the operator. Peak color in the Poconos typically falls mid-October.

Previously listed schedule

Oct 3 (Tobyhanna), Oct 24 (Delaware Water Gap)

Not verified in this review; check the operator page.

Ticket details

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Peak color

Peak color in the Poconos typically falls mid-October

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Frequently asked

Where does the train depart from?

Earlier listing, awaiting an operator recheck: 150 South Washington Avenue, Scranton, PA 18503.

Where do the fall foliage trains go?

Earlier listing, awaiting an operator recheck: Tobyhanna (with an ice house and town tour) on Oct 3 and Delaware Water Gap (with a waterfall hike option) on Oct 24.

More about Steamtown National Historic Site

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