Bilbo's Adventures Inc.

Welcome to Bilbo's Adventures. My name is Sam Gamgee and I lived at Bag End before going overseas to join Bilbo, Frodo and Gandalf. While you're here, explore what Middle Earth has to offer. To all you big folk, "Middle Earth" IS the earth. I've also been to Las Vegas.

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Stay in comfort. These are not wet holes filled with ends of worms, nor an oozy smell. Our accommodation is filled with all the comforts of home, including a well-stocked pantry.

Places To Go

Mirkwood

Trains leave for Mirkwood daily. All trains pass through Moria.

Bree

Frodo: Take Train #2 to Bree and stay at the Prancing Pony.

Minas Tirith

The journey to Gondor will take several days. Take train #10.

Bilbo Adventures Inc. is a subsidiary of Tolkien Enterprises. All rights reserved. All LOTR place names have modern equivalents. Just as St. Petersburgh was once Leningrad, names noted herein are not necessarily those used today.

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Gray Havens

Many have passed through this port on their way to Tol Eressëa. Take train #4 and have your passport ready. For those heading to Aman (the undying lands), you will require a valid visa.

This is a one-way trip. If you're not a ring-bearer, we cannot guarantee that Ulmo will allow you to pass beyond Tol Eressëa. If one of your relatives is an elf, on the other hand, you can reach Arda in approximately 3 days (home of the Valar).

Erebor

Hop on board train #11 and visit the Folk of Durin (long-bearded dwarves). They are taller than us Hobbits -- and rich & famous. Accommodation is in the city of Dale. Though not as comfortable as a regular hobbit-hole, it easily meets our standards.

Those feeling adventurous can take a one-day trip to the Goblin mines where Bilbo found his magic ring. Take bus #33 or hail a taxi in Laketown. Train departures for Erebor leave twice daily.

Are you, in fact, a Hobbit? Evidence reveals that 4/10 people ARE, in fact, Hobbits -- but don't actually know it.