The Christmas Train at the BC Forest Discovery Centre is a holiday favourite. (Sarah Simpson/Citizen)

The Christmas Train at the BC Forest Discovery Centre is a holiday favourite. (Sarah Simpson/Citizen)

VIDEO: All aboard the Christmas train at the BC Forest Discovery Centre

The Christmas Train at the BC Forest Discovery Centre in Duncan is a great way to get into the Christmas spirit this holiday season.

It runs Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings until Dec. 23.

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