Pedal a twilight railbike loop with lanterns and s’mores
3 hours
7-mile railbike ride, s'mores
Ride a railbike from Hobbs Station in Noblesville on a 7-mile round trip and take in the evening light. Pause at the turnaround for a fire and s’mores, then roll back with a lantern on each bike.
Riders should be prepared to pedal; there is no pedal assist. The manufacturer suggests a 250 lb per-person limit and 1,000 lb per bike, and recommends riders be under 6'4". Youth under 16 must ride with a parent or guardian.
Cancel or reschedule up to 48 hours before departure. Tours proceed in rain; the operator may cancel for dangerous weather and will issue a full refund. No refunds for late arrivals, missed starts, or cancellations on the reservation day.
You pedal the railbike yourself. There is no pedal assist.
The manufacturer suggests a 250 lb per-person limit and 1,000 lb per bike, and recommends riders be under 6'4".
Yes. Riders under 16 must ride with a parent or guardian. Infants under 2 may ride strapped securely to an adult in an infant carrier, and harnesses are available for toddlers.
825 Forest Park Drive, Noblesville, IN 46060
Staff here consistently go above and beyond, especially when things don't go as planned. Several visitors experienced mechanical issues that cut trips short, but the team's response was impressive – arranging quick refunds, coordinating bus transportation, and even calling an Uber when a guest's oxygen battery became a concern. The crew's kindness shines through across experiences, from helping elderly passengers board early to comping refreshments and staying calm under pressure. The rail bike rides get enthusiastic praise for their scenic routes through Forest Park and the Indiana countryside. Fair warning though: the hard plastic seats need cushioning (bring a pillow!), and you'll share a four-person bike with strangers unless you pay extra for a private cart. This can mean doing most of the pedaling yourself if your riding partners aren't pulling their weight. Despite the seating quirks, most find it a fun, relaxing outdoor activity suitable for families, including toddlers and seniors. The fall foliage rides also earn high marks when everything runs smoothly.
We (68-72 yr olds) did the railcar experience with friends. It was fun easy exercise. Not as scenic as I was hoping for, but it was a nice path of vegetation coverage from the hot sun. The best part of our experience was the staff! Audrey and the other 3 members were so kind and accommodating. They made sure we were comfortable and safely secure. They did a thorough safety instruction and gave some interesting historical facts. One of the gals even gave us a restaurant recommendation when we asked. (Noblesville, El Rodeo)
Lori Weaver
June 29, 2026
We (68-72 yr olds) did the railcar experience with friends. It was fun easy exercise. Not as scenic as I was hoping for, but it was a nice path of vegetation coverage from the hot sun. The best part of our experience was the staff! Audrey and the other 3 members were so kind and accommodating. They made sure we were comfortable and safely secure. They did a thorough safety instruction and gave some interesting historical facts. One of the gals even gave us a restaurant recommendation when we asked. (Noblesville, El Rodeo)
Lori Weaver
June 29, 2026
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