Hawaiian Railway Society

Step back in time and explore a slice of Hawaiian history with an unforgettable visit to the Hawaiian Railway Society. Nestled in the heart of Oahu, this is the only active historical railroad on the island, making it an unbeatable destination for families who love a mix of education and adventure. This non-profit organization is dedicated to preserving the rich railroading legacy of Hawaii, offering an educational experience that both kids and adults will cherish.

The Hawaiian Railway Society isn't just any railroad—it's the state's only operating railroad museum, offering a unique opportunity for families to ride along a historic stretch of track west of old Ewa. As you embark on this scenic journey, you and your family can soak in the breathtaking coastal views and listen to captivating stories about Hawaii's railroading past. The fully-narrated 90-minute Sunday rides are a highlight, where you’ll learn about how sugar cane trains were instrumental in the sugar plantations, discover points of historic interest, and even hear tales of the mysterious 'ghost town' of Gilbert.

One of the most exciting parts of the ride is the stop at Kahe Point, where you can take a moment to admire the stunning vista and capture memories with your camera. This family-friendly outing is not just a train ride; it's a journey into the heart of Hawaii's history, providing a memorable day out for kids and parents alike. So, hop aboard and let the rhythm of the rails take you on a historical adventure in one of the USA's most beautiful settings!

Whether you're a train enthusiast or simply looking for a unique way to explore Oahu, the Hawaiian Railway Society promises a day of discovery, beauty, and fun. Choo choo your way to a day filled with learning, laughter, and lasting memories!