ROCKY MOUNTAINEER EXPERIENCE THE WONDER

ALL ABOARD! WITNESS BREATHTAKING CANADIAN LANDSCAPES WITH ROCKY MOUNTAINEER

The Rocky Mountaineer offers a stunning window to the scenic landscapes in the Canadian Rockies. It allows you to admire beautiful sights, from mountain ranges and alpine terrains to majestic rivers and cascading waterfalls in complete comfort and luxury.

INSIDE ROCKY MOUNTAINEER: A DELIGHTFUL ONBOARD EXPERIENCE

The Rocky Mountaineer is a leading figure in luxury rail tours. It offers front-row seats to the most captivating sceneries in Canada for a one of- -kind holiday experience.

The tour features glass dome carriages specially designed to give you a full view of the scenery along the way. All you need to do is sit back and
relax watching the Canadian Rockies float by your window. You can also visit the outdoor viewing area for a breath of fresh air.

For comfortable travel, the tour provides exclusive on-board services such as:
• Meals, beverages (alcoholic and non-alcoholic), and snacks
• Accommodations with partner hotels at midpoint destinations
• Transfer to rail stations
• Luggage delivery

A SCENIC SURPRISE: 15 BREATHTAKINGPLACES TO LOOK FORWARD TO

Howe Sound. The majestic fjord formations of Howe Sound lie in the northwest bounds of Vancouver and near the Georgia Strait. This sound
features high cliffs and steep slopes stretching from the west of Vancouver up to the Squamish. Behold the stunning horizon where the sea meets
the sea as you pass by this scenic sound.

Mount Robson. Witness the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies, Mount Robson. This mountain, located in Jasper National Park, stands tall at over 3,954 metres (12,972 feet).

Painted Chasm. The Painted Chasm reels you in with its charming landscape adorn in the most stunning colours—almost like a painting coming to life! This geological wonder features a unique river canyon surrounded by glaciers and lined up with a ridge of gravels.

Quesnel. A golden city is within reach at Quesnel, a historic gold mining town in the northern region of British Columbia. Canada’s gold rush capital holds a goldmine of wonders—and quite literally at that!

Whistler. This place is famous for co-hosting the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games back in 2010. Enjoy a quaint yet vibrant town filled with large tracks of golf courses, cosy alpine villages, and rejuvenating spas.

Jasper National Park. Exciting activities and views await Jasper National Park, the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies. Find yourself in awe with the mystical wilderness spanning approximately 11,000 square kilometres in size.  It’s also home to the second-largest Dark Sky Reserve in Canada, making it a good location for stargazing.

Banff National Park. Discover a new side of the Banff National Park in your Rocky Mountain Rail holiday! This national park is the first of its kind in Canada, its establishment dating back to 1885. Enjoy front seats to its lush pine forests, glacierfilled lakes, tantalizing mountain peaks, and more.

Moose Lake. The legendary Moose Lake rests on the east side of Tweedsmuir Provincial Park. It reaches about 3.9 kilometres downstream of
the Moose River. This mystical lake is home to a secluded wilderness filled with wild animals such as wolves, grizzly bears, and moose!

Pyramid Falls. The majestic Pyramid Falls is also a must-see in the Journey Through the Clouds route. Bear witness to over 91.5 metres (roughly 3,000 feet) of cascading waters when you reach past the Blue River and into the North Thompson River.

Cisco Crossing. Railfans will surely delight in the sight of the Cisco Crossing. It has a deck truss construction that has kept its structural integrity since its completion in 1884. Enjoy the view of this railroad bridge with the Fraser River as your backdrop.

Hell’s Gate. Roaring white waters await when you reach the infamous Hell’s Gate. This narrowing lies at the end of the Fraser River, within the
scenic landscapes of Fraser Canyon.

Castle Mountain. Revel in the sight of nature’s fortress with the Castle Mountain! This majestic mountain lies in the Canadian Rockies, sitting
nicely between Banff and Lake Louise. Its fortresslike structure resembles a medieval castle, hence its name.

Craigellachie. It’s home to the Last Spike, which was driven on the Canadian Pacific Railway Line. The symbolic drive of 1885 played an important role in unifying the nation that we now know as Canada. Experience a one-of-a-kind trip down this country’s historical memory lane with our First Passage to the West holiday package.

Spiral Tunnels. Prepare yourself for a stunning rail ride as you pass by the Spiral Tunnels. Find this steep, scenic railway tucked within the Yoho National Park as part of the historic Kicking Horse Pass. Experience a captivating journey while traversing the Mount Ogden and Cathedral
Mountains.

Yellowhead Lake. Marvel at the unique form of Yellowhead Lake, located at the east end of the Mt. Robson Provincial Pass. The lake’s irregular shape makes it an eye-catching sight for many visitors in the region. You can find this body of water running in the same direction as the Fraser River.

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