One of the world's best railway experiencesOne of the world's most scenic railways, the Rocky Mountaineer runs on four separate routes through British Columbia and Alberta in Canada's majestic mountain region.
One of the world's most scenic railways, the Rocky Mountaineer runs on four separate routes through British Columbia and Alberta in Canada's majestic mountain region.
Classes of Service on board Rocky Mountaineer
GoldLeaf Service
Available on Canadian Rocky Mountain routes, the GoldLeaf Service is the ultimate in luxury Rocky Mountaineer standards. Features include a custom-designed, two-level glass dome cabin interior with full-length windows which affords passengers sweeping views over the spectacular Canadian Rockies scenery. Gourmet meals featuring the best of regional ingredients are prepared by award-winning chefs and served in an exclusive dining room, while complimentary beverages and snacks are also provided and cabin attendants are on hand to cater to passengers' every need.
SilverLeaf Service
The Canadian Rocky Mountain route's SilverLeaf Service provides a single-level glass dome interior with oversized windows which offer spectacular panoramic views of the Canadian Rocky Mountains countryside. Breakfast and lunch are served at-seat, as are complimentary non-alcoholic beverages and snacks.
Rocky Mountaineer Journeys
Renowned for its breathtaking views of the soaring Rockies and the wildlife within, the Rocky Mountaineer is regularly voted one of the world's best railway experiences.The Rocky Mountaineer operates four distinct routes, each showcasing some of Canada's most spectacular scenery. The First Passage to the West runs from Vancouver to Banff or Calgary via Kamloops and takes in sweeping panoramic views of the surrounding mountainside. The Journey Through the Clouds travels from Vancouver via Kamloops to the ski resort town of Jasper, while the Rainforest to Gold Rush service from North Vancouver via Whistler and Quesnel through Prince George to Jasper glides from coastal rainforests past crystal-clear mountain lakes all the way to the Canadian goldfields. The Whistler Sea to Sky Climb is a return day trip from North Vancouver to Whistler and a popular way to experience the sights within a limited timeframe.