Train Tour

North Platte is home to the Largest Classification Railyard in the world, Bailey Yard! (And much more...)

You don’t have to be a ferroequinologist to enjoy this tour- but if you are, you’ll love it even more! See and experience an array of train related sites and attractions!

*Group Tour itineraries are only available for groups of 15 or more. These itineraries are not available for individuals. All itineraries are custom built just for your group. Contact Amanda Connick for all your group planning needs at aconnick@VisitNorthPlatte.com or 308-532-4729.

Golden Spike Tower

Soaring 8 stories high above the bustling tracks, the Golden Spike Tower offers an unparalleled, panoramic view of the awe-inspiring Bailey Yard—the largest classification rail yard in the world. Each day, over 10,000 rail cars pass through this incredible hub of activity, and from the top of the…

Cody Park Railroad Museum

North Platte is a must-visit for train enthusiasts, and the Cody Park Railroad Museum is a highlight. It boasts the world's only publicly displayed Challenger 3900 series steam locomotive, Number 3977, where visitors can climb into the engineer’s seat. You can also explore historic rail cars…

WWII Canteen Experience

The Lincoln County Historical Museum proudly showcases an inspiring exhibit dedicated to the North Platte Canteen, a heartfelt tribute to the incredible spirit of the community during WWII. At a time when soldiers made brief stops in North Platte, locals came together to provide nourishment and…

Downtown Historic Walking Tour

Step back in time with the Downtown Historic Walking Tour in North Platte! Wander through the heart of the city and uncover the fascinating stories behind its historic buildings, iconic landmarks, and tucked-away treasures. From the powerful legacy of the railroad to the tales of early settlers and…

Canteen Memorial

The Canteen Memorial honors the remarkable story of the North Platte Canteen, a grassroots effort during World War II where local residents welcomed and served millions of soldiers passing through the town. Located where the Union Pacific Depot that housed the Canteen used to stand, the memorial…