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RAIL EXPLORERS® LAS VEGAS ANNOUNCES NEW MOTORIZED
RAIL BIKES FOR TOURS BEGINNING OCT. 26
Now Guests Can Take An 8-Mile Roundtrip Tour
Rail Explorers®, the year-round, all-ages, outdoor-adventure attraction, announces its new fleet of rail bikes outfitted with the REX Propulsion System motor.
Thanks to the REX Propulsion System pedal-assist capabilities, guests who ride the new rail bikes will be able to pedal downhill from the launching point at the Nevada State Railroad Museum to Railroad Pass and, for the first time, back uphill to the starting point.
Rail Explorers® original one-way railbike tours, where guests pedal downhill to Railroad Pass and then ride one of the Museum’s historic trains back to the starting point, will still be available on select tours.
“We are excited about these new bikes and can’t wait for everyone to try them,” said Heather Abel, Division Manager of Rail Explorers® Las Vegas. “Boulder City’s weather is beautiful in the fall, making it the perfect time to enjoy the extra four miles on the tour.”
Book online today at www.railexplorers.net, or by phone at (877) 833-8588.
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ABOUT RAIL EXPLORERS®
Located in historic Boulder City, Nevada—just minutes from the Las Vegas Strip en route to Hoover Dam—Rail Explorers® offers exhilarating, guided excursions in two- or four-seat rail bikes along the same tracks used during construction of the dam. Rail Explorers® Las Vegas has a brand-new fleet of Explorers fitted with the REX Propulsion System – custom built electric motors that make riding the rails truly effortless. Tours include five memorable options, including the Southwest Round-Up, an 8-mile round trip tour, the Southwest Ramble, a scenic daytime rail bike ride which includes a trip on a historic train; the Desert Sunset Tour, a picturesque ride in the evening as the sun sets behind the River Mountains; the Fireside Starlight Ride, a one-of-a-kind experience featuring personal fire pits under the vast desert sky; and the Night Lights Tour offering a colorful illuminated rail bike ride. All rides start at the Nevada State Railroad Museum and continue downhill to the Pass Turnaround point and back. Each tour also includes free museum entry. Rail bikes provide a truly distinctive way to explore this extraordinarily scenic and historic area. For more information, visit www.railexplorers.net or follow on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
