2026 Board Nominees Announced
On Saturday, December 6, 2025, nominations were officially taken for the 2026 Board during our regular monthly meeting. We are pleased to share the list of nominees who have stepped forward to help lead the club in the coming year.
On Saturday, December 6, 2025, nominations were officially taken for the 2026 Board during our regular monthly meeting. We are pleased to share the list of nominees who have stepped forward to help lead the club in the coming year.
Officer Nominations
President: Robby Mossman
Vice President: Peter Craymer
Treasurer (2026–2029 term): Norm Wizner
Secretary: Dave Levy
Board Member Nominations (Three Positions Available)
Calvin Abernathy
Scott Moore
Wes Rogers
John Tucker
John Tuten
Thank you to all members who participated in the nomination process and to the nominees for their willingness to serve.
Election Information
The election will take place at our next meeting on Saturday, January 3, 2026, at 1:00 p.m.
A reminder that members must be in good standing to vote or serve on the board.
For additional details or membership information, please visit our website.
Update: Club Meeting at Hawthorne Suites at 1 p.m.
Our final club meeting of the 2025 season is coming up this Saturday, December 6th at 1:00 p.m. at the Hawthorne Suites across the street from the railroad.
❗ A quick note: We will not be hosting our usual Christmas Party this year. Due to a combination of planning challenges and limited interest, we made the tough decision to pause the event for 2025. We hope to revisit it next year with renewed energy and participation.
The 2026 printed calendars will also be available for pick up on Saturday during the meeting. For those who purchased a calendar, please remember to bring a check or exact change. Calendars are $18 each.
If you are not able to attend Saturday’s meeting but would like to submit a nomination for the 2026 board, you may do so by clicking the link or completing the form below.
Our final club meeting of the 2025 season is coming up this Saturday, December 6th at 1:00 p.m. at the Hawthorne Suites across the street from the railroad.
❗ A quick note: We will not be hosting our usual Christmas Party this year. Due to a combination of planning challenges and limited interest, we made the tough decision to pause the event for 2025. We hope to revisit it next year with renewed energy and participation.
The 2026 printed calendars will also be available for pick up on Saturday during the meeting. For those who purchased a calendar, please remember to bring a check or exact change. Calendars are $18 each.
If you are not able to attend Saturday’s meeting but would like to submit a nomination for the 2026 board, you may do so by clicking the link or completing the form below.
Reminder: Final Club Meeting of the 2025 Season – This Saturday!
Our final club meeting of the 2025 season is coming up this Saturday, December 6th at 1:00 p.m. We’re keeping a close eye on the weather forecast, and right now it looks like things should clear up in time for us to gather as planned. If Mother Nature decides otherwise, don’t worry—we’re already putting together a solid Plan B to make sure the meeting can move forward smoothly.
This will be our last chance of the year to come together, catch up on updates around the railroad, and connect before we shift into winter mode. We’d love to see as many members as possible!
❗ A quick note: We will not be hosting our usual Christmas Party this year. Due to a combination of planning challenges and limited interest, we made the tough decision to pause the event for 2025. We hope to revisit it next year with renewed energy and participation.
We’re looking forward to seeing everyone this Saturday at 1 p.m. for the final meeting of the season. Stay tuned for any last-minute weather-related updates, and thank you all for your support throughout 2025!
Our final club meeting of the 2025 season is coming up this Saturday, December 6th at 1:00 p.m. We’re keeping a close eye on the weather forecast, and right now it looks like things should clear up in time for us to gather as planned. If Mother Nature decides otherwise, don’t worry—we’re already putting together a solid Plan B to make sure the meeting can move forward smoothly.
This will be our last chance of the year to come together, catch up on updates around the railroad, and connect before we shift into winter mode. We’d love to see as many members as possible!
❗ A quick note: We will not be hosting our usual Christmas Party this year. Due to a combination of planning challenges and limited interest, we made the tough decision to pause the event for 2025. We hope to revisit it next year with renewed energy and participation.
We’re looking forward to seeing everyone this Saturday at 1 p.m. for the final meeting of the season. Stay tuned for any last-minute weather-related updates, and thank you all for your support throughout 2025!
If you are not able to attend Saturday’s meeting but would like to submit a nomination for the 2026 board you may due so by clicking the link or completing the form below.
#GivingTuesday - Today
Today is the annual GivingTuesday event and as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the North Georgia Live Steamers relies on the generosity of our members, visitors, friends, and community partners to keep our railroad thriving. Throughout the year, we participate in several fund-raising efforts—our largest being the public ride days we host multiple times annually. We also proudly take part in the annual #GivingTuesday event, held the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving.
Your donations directly support a wide range of important initiatives.
Today is the annual GivingTuesday event and as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the North Georgia Live Steamers relies on the generosity of our members, visitors, friends, and community partners to keep our railroad thriving. Throughout the year, we participate in several fund-raising efforts—our largest being the public ride days we host multiple times annually. We also proudly take part in the annual #GivingTuesday event, held the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving.
Your donations directly support a wide range of important initiatives, including:
Our dedicated, all-volunteer crew has made tremendous progress on many ongoing projects, but there is still much work to be done. With your support, we can continue to demonstrate a working miniature railroad to the public and share the rich history of American railroading with future generations.
Maintaining and expanding our track and equipment
Developing and improving our new maintenance facility
Preserving and restoring railroad infrastructure
Enhancing the overall experience for guests of all ages
If you would like to contribute, please use the Donate button on this page or mail your donation to:
North Georgia Live Steamers
P.O. Box 1809
Conyers, Georgia 30012
All donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. North Georgia Live Steamers is a not-for-profit, educational organization incorporated in the State of Georgia and recognized under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
Your support truly makes a difference. Thank you for helping us preserve, operate, and share this unique piece of living railroad history.
All volunteer crew working on projects around the railroad.
Final Club Meeting of the 2025 Season – This Saturday!
Our final club meeting of the 2025 season is coming up this Saturday, December 6th at 1:00 p.m. We’re keeping a close eye on the weather forecast, and right now it looks like things should clear up in time for us to gather as planned. If Mother Nature decides otherwise, don’t worry—we’re already putting together a solid Plan B to make sure the meeting can move forward smoothly.
This will be our last chance of the year to come together, catch up on updates around the railroad, and connect before we shift into winter mode. We’d love to see as many members as possible!
❗ A quick note: We will not be hosting our usual Christmas Party this year. Due to a combination of planning challenges and limited interest, we made the tough decision to pause the event for 2025. We hope to revisit it next year with renewed energy and participation.
We’re looking forward to seeing everyone this Saturday at 1 p.m. for the final meeting of the season. Stay tuned for any last-minute weather-related updates, and thank you all for your support throughout 2025!
Our final club meeting of the 2025 season is coming up this Saturday, December 6th at 1:00 p.m. We’re keeping a close eye on the weather forecast, and right now it looks like things should clear up in time for us to gather as planned. If Mother Nature decides otherwise, don’t worry—we’re already putting together a solid Plan B to make sure the meeting can move forward smoothly.
This will be our last chance of the year to come together, catch up on updates around the railroad, and connect before we shift into winter mode. We’d love to see as many members as possible!
❗ A quick note: We will not be hosting our usual Christmas Party this year. Due to a combination of planning challenges and limited interest, we made the tough decision to pause the event for 2025. We hope to revisit it next year with renewed energy and participation.
We’re looking forward to seeing everyone this Saturday at 1 p.m. for the final meeting of the season. Stay tuned for any last-minute weather-related updates, and thank you all for your support throughout 2025!
If you are not able to attend Saturday’s meeting but would like to submit a nomination for the 2026 board you may due so by clicking the link or completing the form below.
Leftover Turkey Club Fun Day Recap
A few members managed to peel themselves away from the Thanksgiving leftovers and headed out to the railroad for a few hours of fun on the rails. It turned into an all-steam day—well, mostly all-steam, even if one of the “steamers” was secretly battery-powered.
After clearing a mountain of leaves from the west end of the railroad, Peter, Jonah, Liam, Robby, Norm, Wes, John T., Nat, and Nat’s mom took full advantage of the beautiful weather and spent the afternoon running and riding trains. Everything performed smoothly, and the cool fall air made for a perfect day trackside.
During the run, we did discover an issue with the Grandma Line switch. The frog has broken, and it’s causing some steam engines to derail. This will require immediate attention and will be a priority during our next workday.
Great weather, great company, and great trains—overall, a wonderful way to spend the day after Thanksgiving!
A few members managed to peel themselves away from the Thanksgiving leftovers and headed out to the railroad for a few hours of fun on the rails. It turned into an all-steam day—well, mostly all-steam, even if one of the “steamers” was secretly battery-powered.
After clearing a mountain of leaves from the west end of the railroad, Peter, Jonah, Liam, Robby, Norm, Wes, John T., Nat, and Nat’s mom took full advantage of the beautiful weather and spent the afternoon running and riding trains. Everything performed smoothly, and the cool fall air made for a perfect day trackside.
During the run, we did discover an issue with the Grandma Line switch. The frog has broken, and it’s causing some steam engines to derail. This will require immediate attention and will be a priority during our next workday.
Great weather, great company, and great trains—overall, a wonderful way to spend the day after Thanksgiving!
#GivingTuesday - December 2, 2025
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the North Georgia Live Steamers relies on the generosity of our members, visitors, friends, and community partners to keep our railroad thriving. Throughout the year, we participate in several fund-raising efforts—our largest being the public ride days we host multiple times annually. We also proudly take part in the annual #GivingTuesday event, held the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving.
Your donations directly support a wide range of important initiatives.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the North Georgia Live Steamers relies on the generosity of our members, visitors, friends, and community partners to keep our railroad thriving. Throughout the year, we participate in several fund-raising efforts—our largest being the public ride days we host multiple times annually. We also proudly take part in the annual #GivingTuesday event, held the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving.
Your donations directly support a wide range of important initiatives, including:
Our dedicated, all-volunteer crew has made tremendous progress on many ongoing projects, but there is still much work to be done. With your support, we can continue to demonstrate a working miniature railroad to the public and share the rich history of American railroading with future generations.
Maintaining and expanding our track and equipment
Developing and improving our new maintenance facility
Preserving and restoring railroad infrastructure
Enhancing the overall experience for guests of all ages
How to Donate
If you would like to contribute, please use the Donate button on this page or mail your donation to:
North Georgia Live Steamers
P.O. Box 1809
Conyers, Georgia 30012
All donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. North Georgia Live Steamers is a not-for-profit, educational organization incorporated in the State of Georgia and recognized under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
Your support truly makes a difference. Thank you for helping us preserve, operate, and share this unique piece of living railroad history.
Clubhouse and Workshop Progress Update
With the containers now positioned exactly where we want them, the clubhouse and workshop project is gaining momentum once again—and the progress is really starting to show.
On Saturday, November 22nd, Wes, Norm, and Robby spent the day on-site taking advantage of the warm November weather to knock out several important tasks. Wes and Robby focused on the roof, kicking off the process of making Containers One and Two watertight, while Norm worked on sealing up the end sections. These steps aren’t the finish line, but they’re major strides toward getting the entire structure fully weather-ready.ing workdays!
With the containers now positioned exactly where we want them, the clubhouse and workshop project is gaining momentum once again—and the progress is really starting to show.
On Saturday, November 22nd, Wes, Norm, and Robby spent the day on-site taking advantage of the warm November weather to knock out several important tasks. Wes and Robby focused on the roof, kicking off the process of making Containers One and Two watertight, while Norm worked on sealing up the end sections. These steps aren’t the finish line, but they’re major strides toward getting the entire structure fully weather-ready.
The next step is installing a wide protective strip across the seam between Containers One and Two to help divert water away from the area even more effectively. At the same time, work continues on Container Three as we prepare to install a new personnel door—something we hope to wrap up in the coming weeks.
Once all three containers are sealed and tied together, attention will turn to finishing the roof and start working on the interior. Upcoming tasks include repairing the floor in Container Two, running electrical service through Containers Two and Three, and eventually framing out walls and ceilings. If everything continues at this pace, we’re optimistic that the space will be functional before the summer heat sets in.
Thank you to everyone who continues to support and participate in this project. Stay tuned for more updates and announcements about upcoming workdays!
North Georgia Live Steamers Wishes You a Happy Thanksgiving
s we gather with family and friends to celebrate this season of gratitude, North Georgia Live Steamers would like to extend our warmest Thanksgiving wishes to you and your loved ones. This holiday offers a special opportunity to reflect on the many things we are thankful for—and at the top of that list are the incredible members, volunteers, and supporters who make our organization possible.
As a not-for-profit educational organization, everything we do relies on the dedication, passion, and generosity of people like you. Whether you help maintain the track, operate equipment, support public ride days, assist behind the scenes, or simply share our mission with others, your contributions help keep our railroad alive and thriving.
As we gather with family and friends to celebrate this season of gratitude, North Georgia Live Steamers would like to extend our warmest Thanksgiving wishes to you and your loved ones. This holiday offers a special opportunity to reflect on the many things we are thankful for—and at the top of that list are the incredible members, volunteers, and supporters who make our organization possible.
As a not-for-profit educational organization, everything we do relies on the dedication, passion, and generosity of people like you. Whether you help maintain the track, operate equipment, support public ride days, assist behind the scenes, or simply share our mission with others, your contributions help keep our railroad alive and thriving.
This year, we are especially grateful. Our members and volunteers have collectively contributed hundreds of hours to improving, maintaining, and operating the railroad. Every bolt tightened, every locomotive steamed up, every ride given, and every visitor welcomed is a testament to their commitment. Without this remarkable level of involvement, North Georgia Live Steamers simply would not exist.
From all of us—thank you for your time, your effort, your enthusiasm, and your belief in what we do. Your support ensures that future generations can continue to learn from, experience, and enjoy the wonder of live steam railroading.
We wish you a joyful, safe, and relaxing Thanksgiving holiday.
Thank you for being part of the NGLS family.
#GivingTuesday - December 2, 2025
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the North Georgia Live Steamers relies on the generosity of our members, visitors, friends, and community partners to keep our railroad thriving. Throughout the year, we participate in several fund-raising efforts—our largest being the public ride days we host multiple times annually. We also proudly take part in the annual #GivingTuesday event, held the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving.
Your donations directly support a wide range of important initiatives.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the North Georgia Live Steamers relies on the generosity of our members, visitors, friends, and community partners to keep our railroad thriving. Throughout the year, we participate in several fund-raising efforts—our largest being the public ride days we host multiple times annually. We also proudly take part in the annual #GivingTuesday event, held the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving.
Your donations directly support a wide range of important initiatives, including:
Our dedicated, all-volunteer crew has made tremendous progress on many ongoing projects, but there is still much work to be done. With your support, we can continue to demonstrate a working miniature railroad to the public and share the rich history of American railroading with future generations.
Maintaining and expanding our track and equipment
Developing and improving our new maintenance facility
Preserving and restoring railroad infrastructure
Enhancing the overall experience for guests of all ages
How to Donate
If you would like to contribute, please use the Donate button on this page or mail your donation to:
North Georgia Live Steamers
P.O. Box 1809
Conyers, Georgia 30012
All donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. North Georgia Live Steamers is a not-for-profit, educational organization incorporated in the State of Georgia and recognized under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
Your support truly makes a difference. Thank you for helping us preserve, operate, and share this unique piece of living railroad history.
December Club Meeting
Mark your calendar for Saturday, December 6th for our regularly scheduled Club Meeting starting at 1 p.m.
Date: Saturday, December 6th
Time: 1:00 p.m.
Location: The Railroad
If we want to turn this into a party, please let Robby know, as we will need help planning it.
Mark your calendar for Saturday, December 6th for our regularly scheduled Club Meeting starting at 1 p.m.
Date: Saturday, December 6th
Time: 1:00 p.m.
Location: The Railroad
If we want to turn this into a party, please let Robby know, as we will need help planning it.
Fall Progress Update: Big Steps Forward on the Workshop & Clubhouse
As the weather cools and the holiday season approaches, progress around the railroad continues full steam ahead. This past Thursday, a dedicated crew headed out to the site to accomplish two major tasks: flipping Container #2 into its new orientation and installing a concrete footing between Containers #1 and #2. These steps are key milestones as we move toward building out our future workshop and clubhouse space.
As the weather cools and the holiday season approaches, progress around the railroad continues full steam ahead. This past Thursday, a dedicated crew headed out to the site to accomplish two major tasks: flipping Container #2 into its new orientation and installing a concrete footing between Containers #1 and #2. These steps are key milestones as we move toward building out our future workshop and clubhouse space.
A huge thank-you goes out to Gene, Calvin, Wes, Norm, and the team from ECI for their heavy lifting—literally. Their equipment and expertise made it possible to reposition the container safely and get everything set back in place.
With this phase complete, the updated plan is to orient all three containers with their doors facing forward. This will give us three solid back walls to work with as we create a unified interior space. We are currently working to secure a third container, which will allow us to start connecting the structures together and eventually install a roof over the entire footprint.
Looking ahead, our winter goals include sealing the gaps between the containers, cutting out the inner walls, and opening up the interior. Once that stage begins, we’ll be announcing official workshop and clubhouse workdays—so keep an eye out for those updates as we roll into the New Year.
Exciting things are happening, and we’re grateful for everyone who continues to jump in and help move the railroad forward!
🌲 A Huge Thanks — and a Call for Helping Hands!
A big shout-out to Wes for tackling a long-standing project: pruning that pesky pine tree near the Breezeway! The area already looks cleaner and safer — no more constant shower of pine needles and falling branches. Thanks, Wes, for stepping up and getting it done!
Speaking of big jobs, Wes and the crew are asking for a little extra help this Thursday, November 13th at 12:45 p.m. We’ll be rotating Shop Container #2 and pouring a small footer between Containers #1 and #2.
We have access to some heavy equipment for a short window, so timing is critical — the more hands we have, the smoother (and faster) everything will go.
If you can lend a hand, come on out! Every bit of help makes a difference and keeps the momentum going strong.
A big shout-out to Wes for tackling a long-standing project: pruning that pesky pine tree near the Breezeway! The area already looks cleaner and safer — no more constant shower of pine needles and falling branches. Thanks, Wes, for stepping up and getting it done!
Speaking of big jobs, Wes and the crew are asking for a little extra help this Thursday, November 13th at 12:45 p.m. We’ll be rotating Shop Container #2 and pouring a small footer between Containers #1 and #2.
We have access to some heavy equipment for a short window, so timing is critical — the more hands we have, the smoother (and faster) everything will go.
If you can lend a hand, come on out! Every bit of help makes a difference and keeps the momentum going strong.
REMINDER: Who is interested in a 2026 Printed Calendar
As a reminder we are working on the 2026 schedule and looking to see how many people are interested in purchasing printed calendars like we have had the past several years. As in years past the cost of the calendars depends on how many are ordered.
Please submit your interest in purchasing printed calendars by Sunday, November 9th.
We are working on the 2026 schedule and looking to see how many people are interested in purchasing printed calendars like we have had the past several years. As in years past the cost of the calendars depends on how many are ordered.
Please submit your interest in purchasing printed calendars by Sunday, November 9th.
Who is interested in a 2026 Printed Calendar
We are working on the 2026 schedule and looking to see how many people are interested in purchasing printed calendars like we have had the past several years. As in years past the cost of the calendars depends on how many are ordered.
Please submit your interest in purchasing printed calendars by Sunday, November 9th.
We are working on the 2026 schedule and looking to see how many people are interested in purchasing printed calendars like we have had the past several years. As in years past the cost of the calendars depends on how many are ordered.
Please submit your interest in purchasing printed calendars by Sunday, November 9th.
North Georgia Live Steamers celebrates the 12th Anniversary of our Grand Opening
On Saturday, November 2, 2013, marked the opening of the Conyers & Hightower Trail Railroad and the end of a 15-year absence of a permanent railroad for North Georgia Live Steamers to operate. A lot has changed over the years, but one thing has not, and it is the dedication of every member, volunteer, and visitor that has helped make the railroad possible along the way. A big thank you to the City of Conyers and the Georgia International Horse Park for sharing our vision and love of trains. Check out the video below to see what our first day looked like and don’t forget to check out some of our pictures over the years as well. Don’t forget to share on your favorite social media platform to help promote not just the railroad but the hobby.
For everyone who has ever been to our railroad thank you. We look forward to seeing you around the railroad in the near future.
On Saturday, November 2, 2013, marked the opening of the Conyers & Hightower Trail Railroad and the end of a 15-year absence of a permanent railroad for North Georgia Live Steamers to operate. A lot has changed over the years, but one thing has not, and it is the dedication of every member, volunteer, and visitor that has helped make the railroad possible along the way. A big thank you to the City of Conyers and the Georgia International Horse Park for sharing our vision and love of trains. Check out the pictures and videos below to see what our first day looked like and don’t forget to check out some of our pictures over the years as well. Don’t forget to share on your favorite social media platform to help promote not just the railroad but the hobby.
For everyone who has ever been to our railroad thank you. We look forward to seeing you around the railroad in the near future.
Come ride trains on Saturday, November 1st from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The railroad comes alive again on Saturday, November 1st from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Come out with friends and family to ride the rails of the Conyers & Hightower Trail Railroad. The volunteers have been hard at work making improvements to the railroad and are ready to bring the railroad back to life. The cost is $2 per person per ride on the railroad and riders must be at least 18 months old or older. No expectant mothers allowed to ride on the railroad. Tickets can be purchased on site. CASH Only. No Credit Cards or Debit Cards.
The railroad is located at 1632 Centennial Olympic Parkway, Conyers, GA 30012 next to the Steeplechase Grounds at the Georgia International Horse Park. For more information about our ride days please visit ride day webpage
Mark your calendars! On Saturday, October 4th, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., the Conyers & Hightower Trail Railroad will be back in action. Gather your friends and family for an afternoon of fun as our beloved railroad comes alive once again.
Our dedicated volunteers have been working hard to make improvements, and they’re excited to welcome riders back aboard. Don’t miss your chance to experience the joy of riding the rails!
Event Details:
When: Saturday, November 1st | 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Where: 1632 Centennial Olympic Parkway, Conyers, GA 30012
(Located next to the Steeplechase Grounds at the Georgia International Horse Park)Cost: $2 per person, per ride (CASH only)
Age Requirements: Riders must be at least 18 months old. For safety reasons, expectant mothers may not ride.
Tickets: Available on-site, cash only (no debit or credit cards).
For more details about upcoming ride days, please visit our Ride Day webpage.
Come enjoy the sights, sounds, and excitement of the railroad—we can’t wait to see you on board! 🚂
Final Public Run Day 2025 Season and more
The final public run day of the 2025 season is this Saturday, November 1st. Don’t forget to bring any leftover Halloween candy, decorations, and more for our run day and to decorate the railroad. Please come out early and help set up and get the railroad, trains, and more ready for an exciting day.
Also, note that our December club meeting is approaching, and we are in the early stages of planning either a Christmas party or a regular meeting. If you are interested in helping plan a Christmas party, please get in touch with Robby.
The final public run day of the 2025 season is this Saturday, November 1st. Don’t forget to bring any leftover Halloween candy, decorations, and more for our run day and to decorate the railroad. Please come out early and help set up and get the railroad, trains, and more ready for an exciting day.
Also, note that our December club meeting is approaching, and we are in the early stages of planning either a Christmas party or a regular meeting. If you are interested in helping plan a Christmas party, please get in touch with Robby.
Come ride trains on Saturday, November 1st from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The railroad comes alive again on Saturday, November 1st from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Come out with friends and family to ride the rails of the Conyers & Hightower Trail Railroad. The volunteers have been hard at work making improvements to the railroad and are ready to bring the railroad back to life. The cost is $2 per person per ride on the railroad and riders must be at least 18 months old or older. No expectant mothers allowed to ride on the railroad. Tickets can be purchased on site. CASH Only. No Credit Cards or Debit Cards.
The railroad is located at 1632 Centennial Olympic Parkway, Conyers, GA 30012 next to the Steeplechase Grounds at the Georgia International Horse Park. For more information about our ride days please visit ride day webpage
Mark your calendars! On Saturday, October 4th, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., the Conyers & Hightower Trail Railroad will be back in action. Gather your friends and family for an afternoon of fun as our beloved railroad comes alive once again.
Our dedicated volunteers have been working hard to make improvements, and they’re excited to welcome riders back aboard. Don’t miss your chance to experience the joy of riding the rails!
Event Details:
When: Saturday, November 1st | 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Where: 1632 Centennial Olympic Parkway, Conyers, GA 30012
(Located next to the Steeplechase Grounds at the Georgia International Horse Park)Cost: $2 per person, per ride (CASH only)
Age Requirements: Riders must be at least 18 months old. For safety reasons, expectant mothers may not ride.
Tickets: Available on-site, cash only (no debit or credit cards).
For more details about upcoming ride days, please visit our Ride Day webpage.
Come enjoy the sights, sounds, and excitement of the railroad—we can’t wait to see you on board! 🚂