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One thing is undeniable: Canada's breathtaking natural landscapes can captivate any travel enthusiast.
And it's not just the natural scenery; the roads and bridges in Canada are equally romantic...
But Canada is so vast, getting around might seem difficult, right? Don't worry, you can leisurely travel across the country and enjoy the scenery on the Rocky Mountaineer. This is a train that runs across Canada and has a glass roof to ensure that no passenger ever misses a beautiful view.
Instead of just tiny windows like on other regular trains, the windows on this train are curved into arches, allowing passengers to choose the perfect viewing angle. It's known that passengers usually need to book in advance to secure a seat in one of these glass-windowed carriages.
The Rocky Mountaineer train travels across Canada along three different routes, all of which pass through pristine lakes, lush green forests, and snow-capped mountains.
The Vancouver-Kamloops-Banff/Lake Louise route connects eastern and western Canada, crossing the Rocky Mountains.
The Vancouver-Kamloops-Jasprock route offers travelers the chance to witness the breathtaking beauty of the highest peaks of the Rocky Mountains and the far western reaches of the Arctic Circle.
The Vancouver-Whistler-Quesnel-Jasprock route winds through coastal rainforests, the rugged Fraser Canyon, and the historic Cariboo Gold Rush on its way to the Rocky Mountains.
Rocky Mountaineer offers various types of passes, with options ranging from 2 to 5 days (staying in local hotels overnight), and includes guided tours and helicopter tours.
Meals (including drinks!) are served on board for breakfast and lunch; you can simply sit back, relax, enjoy the scenery, and savor the culinary delights of the onboard chefs. Passengers will have dinner at restaurants at the stops along the way.
If you're planning a trip to Canada, don't forget to treat yourself to a trip to the Rocky Mountaineer!
