Skunk Train Railbikes on the Noyo River experience with HI Travel Tales

[@geliram]

Hi! I’m debating whether to do their railbike on Pudding Creek or the Noyo (and the prices). What is the difference in regards to the views? Is the Noyo just a longer version of (pretty much) same views of redwoods or is it worth the almost doubled price? Also, is the rest/hike area of Pudding Creek just as nice as the Noyo? I heard some people hike so, if time permits, I’d like to do a short hike during the 1-hr break time if it’s worth the hike. Did you guys hike on either PC or Noyo route? Curious also if you guys went on summer months and how hot it was while biking? Thank you😊!

[@bayarea2012]

Railbike is fun, by the time you will start to enjoy Pudding Creek trail will end. Just did Railbike on Noyo. Since its long it is worth it. There is not enough time to go on a hike. You get about 50 min of break. Not sure about the difference in views but I know they cover different part of the forest.

[@Hitraveltales]

Hello Geli and thank you for your comment. Both of the trips are wonderful. The Railbike on Noyo adventure goes much deeper into the redwoods and with all the water California got this year, the river will be running well, meaning the bridge crossings will be very fun as will be your time at the camp for a lunchbreak. To learn more about each, check out out stories online -- hitraveltales.com/skunk-trains-railbikes-on-the-noyo-a-railbike-adventure-deep-into-california-redwoods/ and hitraveltales.com/california-railbiking-pedaling-skunk-train-railbikes-in-mendocino/.

[@eprohoda]

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