Provided by Vacations by Rail, this tour was their most popular one for two years and involves an inclusive look at central Colorado. Passengers ride the Pikes Peak Cog Railway and the Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad as well as two other train routes. Also included in the tour are a total of 12 meals, round-trip transport to Denver International Airport, and the experienced services of a professional tour manager.
Beginning in Arizona, this train vacation heads south into Mexico and the heart of the Copper Canyon, a natural landmark which provides countless scenic views. The tour allows for many excursions along the way, including a visit to the San Xavier del Bac Mission, a tour of Tarahumara Indian cave dwellings and a yacht journey on the Sea of Cortez. At the town of El Fuerte, the route turns back and winds through the region of Chihuahua before returning to Tucson.
This 10 day trip begins in Toronto and then heads to Niagara Falls and Ottawa before venturing into Quebec. At the end of each day's journey among the changing autumn leaves, passengers have the chance to disembark and explore a new Canadian city. In the nights they stay at the finest hotels each city has to offer. The final stop of the trip is Montreal.
Beginning in Edinburgh, this popular journey traces the east coast of Scotland until it reaches the market town of Keith where the train goes inland to the capital of the Highlands, Inverness. This five-day tour also includes opportunities for fishing and clay pigeon shooting.
This arctic train ride provided by Canadian Train Vacations embarks from Winnipeg and heads North across Manitoba before stopping at the town of Churchill where the Eskimo Museum is located. To view the polar bears, guests can ride both tundra buggies and dog sleds across the snowy landscapes, all the while accompanied by an expert guide. After two days of experiencing the bears, guests board a flight back to Winnipeg.
