Rocky Mountaineer
Rail Journey | Canada
Onboard the Rocky Mountaineer train, it’s all about the journey through the spectacular Canadian Rockies from Vancouver to Jasper or Banff (reverse trips available). Over two days, with an overnight stay in the city of Kamloops, glide through snow-capped peaks and mountain tunnels in style. The onboard dining and service are equally impressive.
Overview
Considered the 'world's most spectacular rail journey', you'll travel in absolute comfort through the majestic Canadian Rockies aboard the iconic Rocky Mountaineer.
- When you travel on Rocky Mountaineer’s First Passage to the West route between Vancouver and Banff, you’ll follow a historic rail route celebrated for connecting Canada from East to West.
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We know this journey is just as important as the destination, which is why we partner with industry experts such as Rocky Mountaineer, to make sure your Canadian Rockies' discovery is every bit as rewarding as it should be.
- Sit back and enjoy the views, literally! Either in your reclining seat looking out of oversized glass-dome.
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Rocky Mountaineer rail journeys are conducted during daylight hours so you'll enjoy every moment of the majestic mountain scenery.
Onboard Service Levels
SilverLeaf Service
As a SilverLeaf Service guest, travel in climate-controlled comfort, in a spacious reclining seat in your custom-designed single-level dome coach. Enjoy the views through oversized glass-dome windows, while meals, snacks and complimentary beverages are brought to your seat. Stretch your legs in the outdoor viewing area.
GoldLeaf Service
An upgrade to GoldLeaf Service is available and means you'll be seated in a luxurious bi-level carriage with full glass-domed windows, enjoying panoramic views, first-class service and gourmet meals served in the lower-level dining room. A large, exclusive viewing platform is also available to you.
Locations along the Rail Journey
Mount Robson
Canyons, gullies and mountains sweep past throughout your Rocky Mountains' rail experience, but have your camera ready when Mt Robson, the region's tallest peak, swings into view.
Pyramid Falls
Pyramid Falls can only be seen in all its natural glory from your Rocky Mountaineer train, passing right by this thunderous waterfall which fans out across a steep drop.
Spiral Tunnels
Built in 1909, the spiral tunnels remain an engineering feat to this day and the best way of navigating what's described as the most difficult railway track section on the Canadian Pacific Railway's route, which cuts through the Rockies.
Shuswap region
From Kamloops, wind your way eastwards through the Rockies through the Shuswap region, with stunning lake views to accompany you all the way.
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