The Hawaiian Railway Society offers a unique and nostalgic way to experience Oahu’s rich history through its vintage train rides. Located in the Ewa Plains on the island’s west side, this non-profit organization operates the last remaining stretch of Hawaii’s original plantation railroad, providing visitors with a chance to step back in time.

On the train ride, you’ll enjoy scenic views of Oahu’s countryside, passing through lush landscapes and historic sites while learning about the island’s agricultural history and the role the railway played in shaping its development. The train’s vintage cars and locomotives offer a hands-on, immersive experience that’s both educational and entertaining.

The Hawaiian Railway Society offers themed rides throughout the year, including seasonal events like the popular holiday train and family-friendly excursions. Whether you’re a history buff, a train enthusiast, or simply looking for a fun and educational activity, a visit to the Hawaiian Railway Society is a memorable way to connect with Oahu’s past.