With the final run completed Friday, the Rocky Mountaineer is celebrating a successful first season in the U.S. and making plans for 2022, a company spokesperson said. “I feel like we’ve had a great ...

Travelers can choose from two service classes, GoldLeaf and SilverLeaf, to enhance their luxury experience. The Rocky Mountaineer experience includes overnight stays, curated entertainment, and ...

One of my favorite ways to travel is by train, especially if it’s a unique, luxury train experience. For over 30 years, the ...

Canadian rail company Rocky Mountaineer announced it has rebranded the train operating in the United States to now be called Canyon Spirit. The Canyon Spirit brand revealed it would expand the Rockies ...

One of the best ways to view the changing autumnal colors is via a scenic train ride. There are a variety of routes across the US, Canada, and Europe that are ideal for fall. Some of these trains are ...

Luxury train Canyon Spirit is expanding its Rockies to the Red Rocks route to include Salt Lake City, Utah, in 2026. This new train route will connect Denver, Colorado with Salt Lake City over three ...

Luxury train, Canyon Spirit, is expanding its Rockies to the Red Rocks route to include Salt Lake City, Utah, in 2026. This new train route will connect Denver, Colorado with Salt Lake City over three ...

Kay Nelson’s Canadian rail tour gets canceled after the pandemic outbreak. But the tour operator has given itself permission to keep her money and offer only an expiring voucher. Can she get a refund ...

The Rocky Mountaineer’s season has officially begun. This trainline specializes in scenic journeys through Western Canada and the Colorado Rockies, with glass-domed trains traveling across three ...

Editor’s note: Tamara Gane was a guest of Rocky Mountaineer, which paid for her trip. All opinions expressed below are entirely hers and were not subject to review by Rocky Mountaineer. You don’t need ...

Tamara Gane was a guest of Rocky Mountaineer, which paid for her trip. All opinions expressed below are entirely hers and were not subject to review by Rocky Mountaineer. You don’t need to lace up ...