Rocky Mountaineer Offers Scenic Train Experiences Across the U.S. and Canada — How to Plan a Trip. Here’s what you need to know about Rocky Mountaineer train journeys.

I took the Rocky Mountaineer train from Denver, Colorado, to Moab, Utah. The once-in-a-lifetime trip usually costs $1,465. I purchased my ticket on sale for $1,052. While I had an incredible time ...

This particular Rocky Mountaineer route starts its journey in a train station on the outskirts of Vancouver. It heads north and east into the Rockies, cutting through British Columbia and Alberta ...

We’re about an hour into our Rocky Mountaineer journey when we first see them. From the five polished railcars that provide our train travel at a breezy 35mph, providing ample opportunity to ...

This year, Rocky Mountaineer celebrates 35 years as a leading travel experience in North America. The family-owned company offers premium train journeys between Vancouver and the Canadian Rocky ...

Here’s what you need to know about Rocky Mountaineer train journeys. Courtesy of Rocky Mountaineer For the traveler who understands that getting to their destination can be half the fun, the ...

Taking the train from Vancouver to Banff is an awesome experience on the Rocky Mountaineer. From top notch dining to seeing wildlife from the train, this is everything you need to know to plan ...

Many mountain ranges, alpine passes, waterfalls, valleys, glaciers, and rivers separate the city of Vancouver, British Columbia, from the town of Banff, Alberta, nestled in the Canadian Rocky ...

Canada's Rocky Mountaineer train is now offering a ride from Colorado to Utah. Here's what you can expect onboard this luxurious trip. Chron Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo ...

Immersing passengers in the sublime landscape is a core part of the Rocky Mountaineer ethos. The train traverses the Canadian Rockies over two or three days, with passengers disembarking for ...

WE’D just escaped Hell’s Gate and were heading into the Jaws of Death, on what was definitely one of the most thrilling rides I’ve ever had. No, I wasn’t in a theme park, I was onboard the ...