The first European to see the Canadian Rockies was an English fur trader called Anthony Henday. History doesn’t record what ...

It’s not a long trip—we were on the train for just two days, although most passengers extend their booking with additional nights on either end—but I couldn’t imagine a more scenic and luxurious way ...

And what better way to take it all in than on a train, with those big-picture vistas slowly rolling by beyond the windowpanes — here are some of the best rail routes to try. 1.

Join me on one of the world's most luxurious and exciting train journeys. The Rocky Mountaineer train across the Canadian Rockies, from Banff to Vancouver. I'll show you exactly what it's like to ...

STAYING THERE: A six-day First Passage to the West trip, with two days onboard the Rocky Mountaineer in Gold Leaf service, two nights in Vancouver, one night in Kamloops and two nights in Banff is ...

This U.S. Train Was Voted the Best in the World — and It Has Luxury Cars, Delicious Food, and Stunning Mountain Views Rocky Mountaineer's Rockies to the Red Rocks route takes passengers on an ...

Rocky Mountaineer is shaking up luxury travel with a one-of-a-kind train trip across the American Southwest. Here's what you need to know.

Rocky Mountaineer is the only rail company that takes passengers along this historic and, arguably, most scenic of its four routes which travel the original Canadian Pacific Railway opened in 1885.

You’re in luck. The Rocky Mountaineer is a daylight-only rail experience, so you’ll be on the tracks by day, and resting at beautiful hotels every night.

The Rocky Mountaineer ‘Rockies To The Red Rocks’ route (running from April to October, priced from £1,454 pp) also runs in the reverse direction west from Denver to Moab.