Rocky Mountaineer

For 20 years, over one million guests have experienced the acclaimed two-day, all daylight rail journeys through the stunning landscapes of British Columbia and the iconic scenery of the majestic Canadian Rockies.

Four spectacular routes highlight the diverse beauty of Canada’s West as you relax and enjoy the renowned service and gourmet cuisine onboard.

Whether it’s a passion for historical adventure, an appreciation for natural wonders, or a desire to visit world-class destinations, there is an experience to suit everyone’s taste. Perhaps this is why Rocky Mountaineer was named in National Geographic’s Journeys of a Lifetime as one of the World’s Greatest Trips and also voted by the Society of American Travel Writers as the Best Train Experience in the World.

Choose from four great rail experiences.

First Passage to the West – If you have a passion for historical adventure then this is the train journey for you. Retrace the steps of explorers past as you travel from Vancouver to Calgary via Kamloops and Banff.

Journey through the Clouds – This itinerary will take your appreciation of natural wonders to new heights literally! Explore the Rockies travelling from Vancouver to Jasper showcasing the very best of Western Canada.

Rainforest to Gold Rush – Immerse yourself in natural beauty and colourful heritage as you make your way from Whistler to Jasper along the shores of Anderson & Seton Lakes.

Whistler Sea to Sky Climb – If time is of essence then climb aboard this three hour journey of scenic vistas from Vancouver to Whistler.

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Journey to Big White

We were up bright eyes and bushy tailed (well beady eyes and bushed tails!) at 4.30am this morning for our transfer from Banff to Calgary. All our drivers have been really friendly and chatty but I was quietly relieved when this driver discretely turned off the bus lights 10 minutes after the journey began to let us continue sleeping.

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Skiing Big White

I woke early to the sound of the snow plows heading up the mountain - what a perfect alarm clock at a ski resort. After a hearty breakfast and purchasing a bright pink crash helmet we headed up the mountain for a full day skiing. We paid for ski lessons in the morning and then used the expertise of the mountain hosts in the afternoon. All these guys (and girls) are awesome and so knowledgeable.

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Skiing Silver Star

We skied the whole day today at Silver Star in British Columbia, Canada and we had perfect blue skies, no wind and only one or two people on any run we went on - unmatched skiing conditions. This day has officially gone down as my skiing day highlight. WOW.

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