Back to Resources

New Hope Valley Railway / North Carolina Railway Museum (NCRM)

Museum
New Hill , NC
The NCRM operates New Hope Valley Railway so that visitors can experience a ride on our historic railroad. Also affectionately known as the “Triangle’s Train”, it travels along 4 miles of historic railroad track through piney woods and over a trestle on an hour-long, round trip from Bonsal to New Hill and back. In addition, on some ride days we also offer food and drinks for sale. Please keep in mind that we are only open to visitors during the times we run trains during scheduled ride days. Steam locomotive rides are not available at this time but our diesel locomotives travel down the same route and offer the same exciting excursions. Join us as a member!
Visit Website

Use the free HomeTrail planner to keep New Hope Valley Railway / North Carolina Railway Museum (NCRM) beside co-op, activities, and records. Plus adds TrailGuide, Nest, Compass, generated packs and worksheets, grading, and transcripts when you want help carrying the plan through real life.

From curriculum to real life

Turn the plan you have into a homeschool that can flex

Keep curriculum, co-op days, activities, attendance, and records in one planner. Plus adds TrailGuide, Nest, Compass, generated packs and worksheets, grading, and transcripts around that same plan.

Now in Compass: turn an authorized curriculum PDF into planner sessions you review.

Ask TrailGuide to move the unfinished session you choose, while you stay in control.

Try HomeTrail Plus free for 10 days

$19.99/mo after the trial. Cancel anytime.

Prefer to begin with the free tool? Start with HomeTrail Free. The planner, attendance, Journey, and portfolio reports are available without a card.

Is this your listing? Get in touch with us to customize it and explore integration options.

*These resources are not recommendations from HomeTrail. Inclusion in this list does not imply HomeTrail’s endorsement. Please do your own research to determine if a resource is a good fit for your family.

HomeTrail

The path to a happy homeschool