Photos by Marc Glucksman/River Rail Photo

For the first time since 2018, a train crossed the Sacandaga River between Corinth and Hadley, N.Y., on the former Delaware & Hudson Adirondack Branch. The excursions on April 29, were operated by the Saratoga, Corinth & Hudson Railway, which first began offering train rides between Corinth and Greenfield last year. 

The three trips to Hadley were operated in conjunction with the Hadley-Luzerne Maple Festival. The railroad was only allowed to offer rides over the bridge but is hopeful it will be able to provide excursions to Hadley again in the future. For more information, visit corinthtrain.com. 

The Hadley-Luzerne Maple Festival

The April 29th excursions were operated in conjunction with the Hadley-Luzerne Maple Festival. Besides giving people a fun way to get to the event, it also allowed for more off-site parking during the event. 

A Successful First Run

The Saratoga, Corinth & Hudson Railway celebrates the first run to Hadley since 2018. 

Over The Sacandaga

Delaware & Hudson S2 3021 leads an excursion over the Sacandaga River between Corinth and Hadley, N.Y., on the former Delaware & Hudson Adirondack Branch, on April 29. The train was operated in a push-pull style with Alco switchers on either end. 

Down by the Water

Delaware & Hudson S2 3021 looks right at home leading a train over the Sacandaga River on the former D&H Adirondack Branch.