Rocky Mountaineer Rail Tour

Rocky Mountaineer Rail Tour

The vacation of a lifetime awaits you onboard the Rocky Mountaineer, winner in 2005 of a prestigious World Travel Award as “World’s Leading Travel Experience by Train.” Experience the breathtaking scenery of Canada’s West with towering mountain peaks, shimmering lakes, lush green forests and mighty rivers. The outstanding service and knowledgeable commentary provided by onboard staff make this an unforgettable adventure.

Travelling via the “Kicking Horse Route”, you’ll venture through the spectacular interior of British Columbia including the Fraser and Thompson canyons, the famous Spiral Tunnels and over Kicking Horse Pass. Photo opportunities abound as you follow rushing rivers, pass beside towering waterfalls and ride through spectacular river canyons. To truly appreciate the nature and scenery in this part of the world, the Rocky Mountaineer offers the very best vantage point!

You will enjoy two days of daylight travel onboard the Rocky Mountaineer, with breakfast and lunch served daily and overnight accommodation in Kamloops, BC. While in Kamloops, there will be fun, food and music at the highly entertaining Two River Junctionâ Dinner and Musical Revue, featuring a west coast buffet and a lively entertainment program.

The magnificence of the Canadian Rockies is yours to discover when you travel onboard the Rocky Mountaineer and enjoy "The Most Spectacular Train Trip in the World"®.

Prices and booking details coming in September 2008!

 

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Last updated: July 4, 2008

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