An e-bike engineered for abandoned railroad tracks. A tiny camper cart built to follow. Multi-day adventures on the forgotten corridors that connected this country.
Existing rail bike companies rent you a bike for a guided tour on a fixed stretch of track. RailRoam puts the rail bike in your garage. Pair it with our pop-up micro camper cart and you've got a self-contained adventure rig for any abandoned line in America.
Electric pedal-assist bike with deployable rail guide wheels. Rides roads to the trailhead, locks onto standard-gauge track, and cruises abandoned corridors at 10-15 mph.
View Specs & Details →Miniature pop-up tiny home on rail wheels. Sleeps two, deploys in minutes. Solar-powered, weatherproof shell. Tows behind the e-bike.
View Specs & Details →Ride city streets to the rail corridor. Deploy guide wheels. Lock onto track. The bike transitions seamlessly between road and rail.
Railroad grades are gentle by design, never steeper than 2%. With pedal-assist, you'll cruise for miles without breaking a sweat.
The camp cart expands from a compact towable into a weatherproof micro shelter with sleeping space for two, a fold-out table, and solar power.
Engineered for 4' 8.5" standard gauge, the dominant rail width across America. One bike fits virtually every abandoned line in the country.
Aluminum frame and composite shell keep the full system under 150 lbs. Load it on a car rack, haul it to any trailhead, and go.
The railroads built America. RailRoam gives those forgotten corridors a second life as the world's most unique camping trail network.
America's railroad network was the greatest infrastructure project in human history. Over 100,000 miles of it sit unused, rusting quietly through forests, along rivers, across prairies. RailRoam turns that forgotten network into the largest adventure trail system on Earth.
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