The inaugural journey departs
Sunday, April 27, 2025 at noon or 3pm!
Escape to the breathtaking beauty of the Campo countryside aboard the Backcountry Wine Train, the ONLY wine train experience in Southern California! Enjoy a 90-minute journey through dramatic high desert chaparral landscapes as you indulge in a sommelier-curated tasting of six exceptional local wines. Your experience includes a personal charcuterie snack and decadent dessert, creating the perfect pairing for this unique 21 and over adventure.
- 90-minute train ride through the Campo backcountry
- Individual charcuterie plate (vegetarian option available). Option to upgrade to a large shared platter
- 6-glass wine tasting flight, professionally selected by a sommelier from local, Southern California wineries and vineyards. The Designated Driver ticket includes a 6-glass tasting flight of select juices or craft sodas
- Guided tasting with professional sommelier tasting notes and instruction
- Individual chocolatey dessert
Ticket Options:
Passengers riding in Coach Class enjoy the Backcountry Wine Train from one of our restored 1920s vintage commuter cars. The large tables accommodate up to four guests. Get a group of friends together or make some new friends!
Those looking for a premium travel experience may want to consider purchasing First Class train tickets on our Santa Fe lounge car #1509. In addition to the standard service, guests receive a glass of sparkling wine (or nonalcoholic cider) upon boarding. In addition to table seating, those riding in first-class may also step out onto the open-air platform or enjoy a glass of wine or two in the parlor area.
We don’t want our nondrinking friends to be left out! Our Teetotaler ticket includes a flight of six non-alcoholic craft sodas or juices, as well as all the standard food perks on our backcountry journey.
This is a 21 and over event.
No children or anyone under the age of 21 is allowed on the train during this excursion.
Please drink responsibly. Excessive alcohol consumption can lead to serious health risks, including but not limited to, liver damage, heart disease, and addiction. Do not drink and drive. Public transportation, including ride-sharing, is limited in the Campo area. Please plan accordingly. If you are pregnant or planning to become pregnant, or are taking medication, consult your doctor before consuming alcohol. If you have concerns about your drinking, please seek help.