A unique attraction in Alaska has been entertaining families for over 50 years. A grandfather built a miniature railroad, which spans 18 acres and features three and a half miles of track. The railroad includes tunnels, bridges, and scale-model towns.

The attraction operates as a 1/8th-scale railroad and remains a family business. It was founded by Jack Klingbeil and his wife, and is now run with the help of their daughter and grandson. Visitors can ride the miniature cars through the wooded terrain.

Further details about this Alaska attraction are available from the source, including information about the trains and the family's experience running the business.