The Railroad

The Blueberry Railroad is a 1/8-scale live steam railroad in Geneva, Ohio. The track loops around the blueberry patch, through the woods and past the pond, with the CSX and Norfolk Southern main lines running along the edges of the property.

For live steamers

• Drive-through load and unload hoist
• Six steaming bays with air, water and electricity
• 60-foot minimum radius throughout
• 1.2-mile main line loop with minimal grades
• Signaled, bi-directional branch line with challenging grades that stretches the ride to two miles
• Shop and restroom on site

Around the line

Along the line you’ll find Sassafras Loop, White Pine Junction, Roberta’s Loop, Blueberry Yard, the NYC Interchange and a signaled loop through the wooded area, with the blueberry patch and the pond along the way.

The property sits between two full-size railroads: the CSX line (formerly New York Central) on the north side and the Norfolk Southern line (formerly the Nickel Plate) on the south. Expect to stop and watch the 12-inch-to-the-foot trains go by.