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Another Spectacular Adventure Awaits.

As a special thank you for travelling with Rocky Mountaineer, here is an exclusive offer for guests wanting to join us on another incredible journey. 

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Returning Rocky Mountaineer guests can save @price1 per couple when booking GoldLeaf Service or @price2 per couple when booking SilverLeaf Service on a 2026 package along any Canadian route.   

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If you long to explore the American Southwest again, returning guests can save up to @price4 per couple on 2026 Canyon Spirit packages.

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Offer is not applicable to two- or three-day rail-only journeys. 

Offer ends October 24, 2026.

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Discover Three Unique Rail Routes

Explore three extraordinary rail routes in Canada, each with its own breathtaking scenery and rail route highlights to discover.  

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First Passage to the West

  • Vancouver
  • Kamloops
  • Banff

Our only route that travels to Banff and Lake Louise, journeying between Vancouver and the untouched wilderness of the Rocky Mountains.   

Landmarks & Viewpoints
Hell’s Gate
Cisco Crossing
Jaws of Death Gorge
Stoney Creek Bridge
Spiral Tunnels
Castle Mountain
Mount Rundle
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Vancouver
Vancouver

Board Rocky Mountaineer in the urban oasis of Vancouver and journey through the farmlands of the Fraser Valley. 

Kamloops lake
Kamloops Lake

The scenery undergoes a dramatic shift as you find yourself amid a desert landscape peppered with sagebrush, winding alongside the idyllic Kamloops Lake. 

Kamloops
Kamloops

Stop in the quiet town of Kamloops BC, where you will overnight at a hotel. 

Train going over Stoney Creek Bridge
Stoney Creek Bridge

Continue east into Glacier National Park and cross the stunning Stoney Creek Bridge, getting a bird’s-eye view over 250 feet above the valley below. 

Red canoes in the water at Lake Louise
Lake Louise

Take in the brilliant mineral waters of Lake Louise - a global symbol of the Rockies and home to the historic Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise

Note: Only some packages end in Lake Louise.
The lake is not viewable from the train. 

Guest takes photo from GoldLeaf outdoor viewing platform of Castle Mountain.
Castle Mountain & Mount Rundle

Catch glimpses of the famous Castle Mountain and Mount Rundle as you enter the Rocky Mountains, gazing at cascading waterfalls, icy glaciers, and peaks towering above the train windows.

Banff township
Banff

Located in Banff National Park, this famous mountain town offers everything from healing hot springs and gondola rides to a thriving culinary & shopping scene. The famous Cascade Mountain towers over the town no matter where you are. 

Journey Through the Clouds Route Map

Journey Through The Clouds

  • Vancouver
  • Kamloops
  • Jasper

Board in Vancouver and cut through the Rockies to Jasper, passing majestic Mount Robson and endless natural wonders. 

Landmarks & Viewpoints
Hell’s Gate
Cisco Crossing
Rainbow Canyon
Jaws of Death Gorge
Pyramid Falls
Albreda Glacier
Mount Robson
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Vancouver
Vancouver

Depart from our Vancouver station and follow the scenic Fraser River eastbound. Soon, you’ll be out of the city and moving into the wilderness. 

Kamloops
Kamloops

Stop in the quiet town of Kamloops BC, where you will overnight at a hotel. 

Pyramid Falls
Pyramid Falls

Step onto our outdoor viewing platform and feel the cool spray of Pyramid Falls on your face. Access to the falls is impossible by road - but our train takes you right up to this glacier-fed waterfalls.

Mount Robson
Mount Robson

Before gliding past the teal-green lakes in Jasper National Park, look up in awe at Mount Robson – the tallest peak in the Canadian Rockies. At almost 4,000 metres, this mountain is so large it has its own weather system.

Maligne Lake
Jasper

You’ll want to explore every corner of this quaint mountain town. Pop into a local pub or restaurant, explore the many local hiking trails, take a dip in Pyramid Lake, or treat yourself to an evening at the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge. 

Rainforest to Gold Rush Route Map

Rainforest to Gold Rush

  • Vancouver
  • Whistler
  • Quesnel
  • Jasper

Go from sea to sky, winding alongside the temperate rainforest and Pacific Ocean to Whistler, cutting through the historic Cariboo Gold Rush region to Jasper.

Landmarks & Viewpoints
Cheakamus Canyon
Brandywine Falls
Howe Sound
Painted Chasm
Deep Creek Bridge
Mount Robson
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ocky Mountaineer travelling along Howe Sound through the Sea to Sky Corridor.
Vancouver

Depart from North Vancouver, wind your way along Horseshoe Bay, and into the scenic fjords of Howe Sound. 

Train reflection on Gates Lake, BC. Rainforest to Gold Rush route
Coast Mountains

As you pass Squamish, you’ll leave the ocean behind and find yourself amid the majestic Coast Mountains. Be on the lookout for The Chief, an awe-inspiring granite cliff and famous local landmark. 

Whistler township
Whistler

Pull into Pemberton station and enjoy plenty of time unwinding in this world-famous mountain resort. Stroll through the village and explore its many shops and restaurants or take a ride on the Peak-2-Peak Gondola for sky-high views. 

Train passing Seton Lake
Seton & Anderson Lake

Continue travelling up the Pemberton Valley, gliding past Anderson Lake and Seton Lake. Here, the landscape becomes more rugged, with sheer cliffs on one side and milky-green lakes on the other. 

Exterior of Rocky Mountaineer train in Lillooet.
Quesnel

After cruising through the gold-flecked canyons that once drew wagons full of gold prospectors, you’ll find yourself in historic Quesnel. The gold rush may be over, but there are still many treasures to find in this arid ranchland. 

Mount Robson
Mount Robson

Before gliding past the teal-green lakes in Jasper National Park, look up in awe at Mount Robson – the tallest peak in the Canadian Rockies. At almost 4,000 metres, this mountain is so large it has its own weather system.

Maligne Lake
Jasper

You’ll want to explore every corner of this quaint mountain town. Pop into a local pub or restaurant, explore the many local hiking trails, take a dip in Pyramid Lake, or treat yourself to an evening at the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge. 

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A World-Class Experience

One of North America's must-do travel experiences and an eight-time winner of the World’s Leading Travel Experience by Train, Rocky Mountaineer rail journeys are beloved by guests and travelers all around the world. 

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Couple on train in Goldleaf service.
Goldleaf service platform.
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Couple enjoying a meal on Goldleaf service.

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