Travel 160 Feet Below the Earth's Surface · Route 28, Tarentum, PA
Experience what it was like to be a coal miner in the 1850s and today. Your guides are experienced coal miners who will treat you to an amazing, educational, history-rich and science-filled tour.
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Travel half a mile into Western Pennsylvania's premier coal mine — guided by real miners with real stories from decades underground.
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Miners once took canaries underground to detect dangerous gases. Learn the full story on your tour.
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Discounted group rates for schools. One of Pittsburgh's most unique science and history field trips.
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Mine tour + museum + train ride + pavilion. Pittsburgh's most unique birthday party.
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Explore the full Tour-Ed Mine property — mine entrance, museum, train ride, pavilion, and more.
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Thousands of antiques and authentic historical artifacts on display before and after your mine tour.
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Railroad caboose, 1785 log home, environmental train ride, and lots more.
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See how coal was dug by hand in the 1850s and how hydraulic machines dig it today.
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A unique experience like no other for families, groups, and visitors of all ages.
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Tour-Ed Mine facilitates large groups at discounted rates — one of Pittsburgh's most educational and memorable experiences for students of all ages.
Science, history, and geology curriculum tie-ins. Discounted group rates for schools and organizations.
Mine tour + museum + train ride + pavilion. A "Real Coal" birthday your guests won't forget.
Clubs, corporate outings, scout troops, and more. Dedicated guide service for large parties.
Pittsburgh's most unique and frightening haunted experience — underground. The haunt gets more popular every year and it's easy to see why. Designed to scare the living daylights out of you.
"We went twice this year. Once, in the spring, for an educational tour of the mine, which was awesome. The tour guides were very knowledgeable and taught us a lot about how the mine used to run. Then we went again for the Haunted Mine. It was so fun and scary!..."
— Sarah Orbin"We enjoyed our Thursday, early July, trip. Arrive about 20 minutes early so you have time to walk through the museum and view the antiques. We enjoyed learning about coal mining over the years. It also helped make a connection with grandparents who worked in mines..."
— Nathan Webb"What a fantastic tour! Bob and Nick did a great job of sharing information and answering questions. Seeing the equipment run was an added bonus. I loved the fact that we were given hairnets to wear under our hard hats. This is a 'Don't miss it!' kind of place."
— Wayne G