Batten Kill Railroad

Batten Kill Railroad is a class III railroad operating in New York State, with its headquarters located in Greenwich. The railroad owns and maintains around 30 miles of track, originally part of the historic Greenwich and Johnsonville Railway dating back to 1870. While some sections are inactive and require maintenance, much of the track remains in use, serving both freight and recreational interests. The rail yard is situated within the Village of Greenwich, providing a scenic backdrop along the Batten Kill River. The line is also recognized as a potential trail corridor due to its historical significance and natural setting.