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The Rocky Mountaineer travels past Seton Lake on the Rainforest To Gold Rush Route.

Canadian Rockies Trains — local experts in Rocky Mountaineer and VIA Rail

Canadian Rockies Trains offers expertly planned Rocky Mountaineer and VIA Rail packages through Western Canada’s most spectacular landscapes. Our rail packages connect iconic destinations such as Banff, Jasper, Lake Louise, and Vancouver — combining world-class trains with comfortable hotels and easy-to-book itineraries.

Why travel with Canadian Rockies Trains?

Best of the Canadian Rockies

Our local team focuses exclusively on the region and is excited to share its iconic sights and hidden gems.

Rocky Mountaineer and VIA Rail experts

With 30 years as specialists in Rockies-by-rail, we've planned more than 30,000 trips.

No-fuss packages

Ready-to-book packages including rail routes and hotels — and the region’s iconic sights.

Top attractions on Canadian Rockies train trips

Top attractions on Canadian Rockies train trips are never far from the Canadian Rockies train stations. Many scenic highlights are in the national parks, including Banff and Jasper.

The Rocky Mountaineer train passing by Castle Mounain in the Canadian Rockies

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Banff National Park

Travelling into Banff train station, you'll pass through the scenic mountains and valleys of Banff National Park, including Castle Mountain.

Man standing on the viewing platform at the top of Jasper Skytram station, looking out at view of mountains, valley and town below

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Jasper National Park

Jasper train station is located in the tranquil village of Jasper in Jasper National Park. The area is known for its stunning natural wonders.

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Lake Louise

On some Rocky Mountaineer routes to Banff, guests can plan to get off the train at Lake Louise train station and add a night at the famous lake.

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Pyramid Falls

Not far from Jasper train station, you'll pass the impressive cascade of Pyramid Falls.

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Mount Robson

Another sight near Jasper train station is the iconic peak of Mount Robson.

The Rocky Mountaineer train passes by a green river and lush forests.

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Fraser Valley

Just outside Vancouver train station, the train passes through the tranquil beauty of the Fraser Valley.

mountain sunrise over Fraser River in Lilooet

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Coast Mountains

Travelling from Lillooet into Whistler train station, pass over the rugged Coast Mountains and through the lush Pemberton Valley.

Canadian Rockies Trains destinations

Canadian Rockies Trains destinations include the key stops on the main Rocky Mountaineer routes. Each journey takes passengers on a scenic adventure where they experience the breathtaking views of towering mountains, lush forests, and crystal-clear rivers. Along with quaint mountain towns, travellers can spend time in some of Canada's vibrant cities. Discover more about each destination below.

Key destinations: Banff, Lake Louise, Jasper, Vancouver, Calgary, Kamloops, and Whistler

Banff

Jasper

Lake Louise

Vancouver

Whistler

Calgary

Kamloops

Things to do in Banff

Canadian Rockies train trips to Banff offer a scenic journey through the stunning landscapes of Canada, as one travels between Vancouver and Banff on the Rocky Mountaineer. Passengers enjoy panoramic views of the majestic Rocky Mountains, crystal-clear lakes, and picturesque valleys. Things to do in Banff include the Banff Gondola, Banff Hot Springs, hiking trails at Bow River and Bow Falls, exploring Johnston Canyon and Lake Minnewanka, and wildlife and nature tours.

Banff Gondola

Ascend Sulphur Mountain on the iconic cable car for spectacular 360-degree views of six Canadian Rockies mountain ranges, the Bow Valley, and the town of Banff. As one of the key things to do in Banff, spend time at the summit exploring the interpretive centre.

Banff Upper Hot Springs

Relax in natural mineral hot springs with temperatures ranging from 37-40°C (98-104°F) while surrounded by mountain scenery. The facility features an outdoor pool, changing rooms, showers, towel and swimsuit rentals, plus a café for snacks and refreshments after a therapeutic soak.

Lake Minnewanka

Experience Banff's largest lake through boat tours, fishing, hiking, and scenic drives along the pristine mountain reservoir. The lake offers excellent opportunities for photography, picnicking, and wildlife viewing, with boat rentals and guided cruises available during the summer.

Johnston Canyon

Trek along suspended walkways and catwalks to witness powerful waterfalls and serene pools in the dramatic limestone canyon. The guided 75-minute hike takes visitors through one of Banff's most accessible and spectacular natural attractions, featuring lower and upper waterfall viewpoints.

Wildlife and Nature Tours

Discover Banff's diverse wildlife through guided tours offering opportunities to safely observe elk, bears, bighorn sheep, and other native species in their natural habitat. Professional guides provide educational insights while ensuring responsible wildlife viewing practices in the protected ecosystem.

Bow Falls and Bow River

Visit the popular waterfall viewpoint and enjoy activities along the Bow River, including fishing, rafting, and riverside walking. Bow Falls provides excellent photography opportunities and serves as a scenic starting point for various river adventures through the heart of Banff National Park.

Adventure Activities

Engage in thrilling outdoor pursuits, including whitewater rafting, horseback riding, ATV tours, helicopter flights, fishing, and wildlife viewing tours. The guided adventures provide access to Banff's remote wilderness areas and offer unique perspectives of the Canadian Rockies landscape.

Mountain Biking

Ride world-class mountain biking trails, including the popular Tunnel Mountain loop and extensive valley trail networks. Banff offers diverse cycling experiences, from gentle paved paths suitable for families to challenging single-track trails for experienced riders seeking mountain adventure.

See Banff Trips

Things to do in Jasper

Canadian Rockies Train trips to Jasper offer an extraordinary journey through the heart of Canada’s iconic Rocky Mountains. Visitors can explore gorgeous Jasper National Park, renowned for its rugged landscapes, abundant wildlife and Dark Sky Preserve. The top things to do in Jasper include outdoor activities such as hiking, stargazing, and wildlife viewing.

Athabasca Falls

One of Jasper's most powerful waterfalls, where the Athabasca River plunges through narrow canyon walls. Features include viewing platforms, easy walking trails, and excellent photography opportunities.

Icefields Parkway

One of the world's most scenic drives, connecting Jasper to Banff through towering peaks, glaciers, and pristine wilderness. The 230-kilometre route offers numerous pullouts for photography and wildlife viewing.

Jasper SkyTram

Canada's highest and longest aerial tramway takes visitors 2,263 meters above sea level to Whistler's Mountain in Jasper National Park. Features panoramic views, hiking trails to the summit, and the mountaintop Summit Café.

Maligne Lake

The largest natural lake in the Canadian Rockies is famous for boat cruises to Spirit Island. Activities include kayaking, fishing, photography, and scenic drives along the Maligne Lake Road.

Stargazing

Jasper is designated as a Dark Sky Preserve, offering exceptional opportunities for astronomical observation. The minimal light pollution provides crystal-clear views of the Milky Way and celestial phenomena.

Wildlife Viewing

Opportunities to safely observe elk, moose, bighorn sheep, black and grizzly bears, caribou, beavers, and eagles in their natural habitat. Best viewing times are dawn and dusk along park roads and trails.

See Jasper Trips

Things to do in Lake Louise

Canadian Rockies train trips to Lake Louise take travellers to the most iconic destination in the Canadian Rockies. The turquoise waters and mountains of Lake Louise make it a popular destination for outdoor activities. Top things to do in Lake Louise include canoeing, nature walks around the lake perimeter, and more demanding hikes leading to mountain viewpoints and teahouses.

Canoeing on Lake Louise

Experience the iconic turquoise waters of Lake Louise by canoe, offering stunning views of Victoria Glacier and the surrounding peaks. Canoe rentals are available lakeside during the summer for a peaceful paddle on the world-famous alpine lake.

Chateau Lake Louise

Visit the historic luxury hotel that overlooks Lake Louise, offering fine dining, afternoon tea, and elegant accommodations. Even non-guests enjoy the spectacular views from the hotel's public areas and terrace, making it a perfect spot for photography and relaxation.

Lake Agnes Tea House Hike

Trek to the charming mountain tea house perched beside Lake Agnes, offering homemade treats and spectacular mountain views. The moderate 7-kilometre round-trip hike rewards visitors with traditional tea service in a historic log cabin setting surrounded by alpine scenery.

Lake Louise Gondola

Ride Canada's highest gondola to an elevation of 2,088 meters for panoramic views of Lake Louise, the Bow Valley, and surrounding mountain ranges. The gondola operates year-round and includes hiking trails, wildlife viewing opportunities, and the mountaintop Wildlife Interpretive Centre.

Moraine Lake

Visit the stunning glacier-fed lake known for its brilliant blue-green colour and the Valley of the Ten Peaks backdrop. Located just 14 kilometres from Lake Louise village, Moraine Lake offers canoeing, photography opportunities, and hiking trails, though parking is extremely limited.

Plain of Six Glaciers

Embark on the spectacular 13.8-kilometre round-trip hike that leads to a historic tea house with views of six glaciers and towering peaks. The trail follows the lakeshore before climbing through alpine terrain, offering opportunities to spot wildlife and enjoy refreshments at the remote mountain teahouse.

See Lake Louise Trips

Things to do in Vancouver

Canadian Rockies train trips to Vancouver showcase the best of Canada, from the snowcapped peaks of the Rockies to the lively streets of Vancouver, making them an unforgettable way to explore. This vibrant city is known for its mix of natural beauty and urban charm, and top things to do in Vancouver include Stanley Park, Grouse Mountain, the Capilano Suspension Bridge, and exploring Gastown and Granville Island.

Capilano Park

Cross the legendary 137-metre suspension bridge high above the Capilano River canyon, surrounded by towering coastal rainforest. The park features the Treetops Adventure canopy walk, the adrenaline-pumping Cliffwalk, and educational exhibits.

Gastown

Explore Vancouver's historic birthplace with its cobblestone streets, Victorian architecture, and the famous steam clock. The charming neighbourhood offers boutique shopping, fine dining, art galleries, and guided walking tours that showcase the area's rich heritage and vibrant nightlife scene.

Granville Island

Discover the cultural hub featuring the bustling Granville Island Public Market with fresh local produce, artisan foods, and handcrafted goods. The island houses art studios, theatres, breweries, and waterfront dining options, all accessible by scenic ferry ride from downtown Vancouver.

Stanley Park

Stroll, cycle, or rollerblade along the world-famous 10-kilometre Seawall that encircles the 1,000-acre urban oasis. The park features beaches, gardens, the Vancouver Aquarium, totem poles, and miles of forested trails, making it one of North America's largest urban parks.

Vancouver Aquarium

This marine science centre, located within Stanley Park, houses over 50,000 aquatic creatures, including beluga whales, dolphins, sea otters, and tropical fish. Educational programs focus on ocean conservation, with interactive exhibits and behind-the-scenes tours offering intimate wildlife encounters.

Waterfront & Canada Place

Walk along the scenic waterfront promenade offering harbour views, seaplane watching, and mountain vistas. Canada Place, with its distinctive white sail structure, serves as a cruise ship terminal and is close to the Olympic Cauldron from the 2010 Winter Games.

See Vancouver Trips

Things to do in Whistler

Canadian Rockies train trips to Whistler take travellers to this iconic Canadian destination, renowned for its world-class ski resorts, outdoor activities, and vibrant alpine village atmosphere. While celebrated for its winter sports, fun things to do in Whistler during the spring-to-fall travel seasons include golf, mountain biking, the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola and alpine hiking.

PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola

For unparalleled mountain sightseeing, ride the Guinness-World-Record-breaking gondola that spans Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains. This engineering marvel connects the two peaks and provides access to alpine hiking trails, restaurants, and panoramic views of the Coast Mountain range year-round.

Alpine Hiking

Explore over 50 kilometres of hiking trails accessible via gondola systems, ranging from gentle alpine walks to challenging mountain ascents. Popular trails include scenic loops around the mountains with breathtaking views of glaciers, alpine lakes, and coastal mountain ranges throughout the summer.

Golf Courses

Play championship golf on several world-class courses, including Whistler Golf Club, Nicklaus North Golf Course, and Chateau Whistler Golf Club. The mountain courses feature narrow fairways, fast greens, and stunning mountain backdrops.

Village Shopping & Dining

Explore Whistler Village's pedestrian-only core featuring boutique shopping, fine dining, casual eateries, and vibrant nightlife. The village offers everything from outdoor gear shops and local artisan crafts to international cuisine and après-ski entertainment in a charming alpine setting.

Lost Lake Park

Enjoy year-round recreation at this popular park offering swimming, biking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and disc golf. The lake provides a peaceful escape with walking trails and picnic areas, making it a perfect family-friendly destination just minutes from Whistler Village.

See Whistler Trips

Things to do in Calgary

Canadian Rockies train trips to Calgary offer the perfect blend of natural beauty and urban excitement, ensuring a memorable experience from start to finish. This is a city where western charm meets modern flair and things to do in Calgary range from the world-famous stampede and premium shopping to river rafting and fishing.

Calgary Stampede

Running in July, "the Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth" features 10 days of high-adrenaline rodeo events and chuckwagon races, pancake breakfasts, concerts, a First Nations Village, and boot-stomping Western-style entertainment.

Bow River Activities

Experience Calgary's scenic waterway through various activities, including river rafting, fishing, walking, and cycling along the Bow River pathway system. The river offers excellent trout fishing opportunities and connects many of Calgary's parks and attractions via the extensive pathway network.

Calgary Tower

Visit the iconic 191-metre landmark offering panoramic 360-degree views of Calgary and the Rocky Mountains. The tower features an observation deck, revolving restaurant, and glass floor experience, serving as a tourist attraction and Calgary's most recognizable symbol.

Heritage Historical Park

Step back in time at Canada's largest living history museum, featuring over 180 exhibits and historical buildings spanning Western Canadian settlement from the 1860s to the 1950s. Experience authentic historical demonstrations, antique rides, period dining, and interactive exhibits.

Stephen Avenue Walk

Stroll along Calgary's premier pedestrian mall featuring historic sandstone buildings, street performers, outdoor patios, boutique shopping, and diverse dining options. The vibrant downtown corridor showcases Calgary's architectural heritage while providing modern urban amenities and nightlife.

Canada Olympic Park

Experience the legacy of the 1988 Winter Olympics through year-round activities and things to do in Calgary, including bobsled and luge rides, mountain biking, skiing, snowboarding, and the Olympic Hall of Fame. The park offers adventure activities and sports training facilities with stunning city views.

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Things to do in Kamloops

Canadian Rockies train trips to Kamloops include routes with an overnight in this mountain town known for its sunny climate and outdoor beauty. Things to do in Kamloops include its hiking trails, wildlife parks, and activities on its many lakes.

Hiking Trails

Explore diverse hiking opportunities ranging from easy nature walks to challenging mountain ascents. Popular trails include routes through Lac du Bois Grasslands with panoramic Thompson Valley views, Kenna Cartwright Nature Park's extensive trail network, and Deep Lake Trail.

Thompson River

Enjoy riverside recreation along the Thompson River with opportunities for rafting, fishing, and riverside walking trails. The river system offers excellent salmon and steelhead fishing, scenic picnic areas, and access to heritage sites along the historic fur trading route.

Paul Lake Provincial Park

Relax at the popular day-use park, featuring a pristine mountain lake surrounded by forested hills. Among the things to do in Kamloops are swimming, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, and hiking, with the Gibraltar Rock trail offering elevated views of the lake and surrounding wilderness.

See Kamloops Trips

Canadian Rockies train tours

Canadian Rockies train tours offer an unforgettable way to experience the breathtaking landscapes of western Canada. These luxury train journeys on Rocky Mountaineer take passengers through the heart of the Canadian Rockies, featuring stunning views of snow-capped peaks, pristine lakes, and expansive valleys. Enjoy world-class service, gourmet meals, and comfortable accommodations, while exploring iconic destinations (Banff, Lake Louise, Jasper, and Vancouver) with various routes, including First Passage to the West, Journey Through the Clouds, and Rainforest to Gold Rush.

Rocky Mountaineer train going around a curve on the tracks

First Passage to the West

First Passage to the West is a classic that route offers stunning panoramic views of the Canadian Rockies, connecting Vancouver to the iconic destinations of Banff and Lake Louise, with an overnight stop in Kamloops.

Vancouver-Banff Route

Rocky Mountaineer coach en route traversing a vast forest

Journey Through the Clouds

Journey Through the Clouds, which connects Vancouver and Jasper with an overnight stop in Kamloops, is a scenic journey through the awe-inspiring Fraser Valley and Cariboo Plateau, offering exceptional views of towering mountain peaks and vast wilderness.

Vancouver-Jasper Route

Rocky Mountaineer travels by glistening fjord

Rainforest to Gold Rush

Rainforest to Gold Rush runs between North Vancouver and Jasper via Whistler and Quesnel, travelling through coastal rainforests, alpine scenery, and gold rush history.

Vancouver-Whistler-Jasper Route

Passage to the Peaks

Passage to the Peaks is an exclusive 2026 route between Banff and Jasper, with a overnight in Kamloops. This special 2-day rail journey immerses travellers in the spectacular scenery of the Canadian Rockies and, unlike other Rocky Mountaineer routes, does not travel to Vancouver.

Banff-Jasper Route

Reviews for Canadian Rockies Trains

Excellent overall rating (4.9) based on 650+ Google Reviews

Amazing trip through the Canadian Rockies!

We had an amazing trip through the Canadian Rockies! We saw the first snow of the season in Banff as we drove in! Beautiful! The hotels were a 10!

Belinda Fremmer

28 Oct 2025 via Google Reviews

Pure luxury

The Rocky Mountaineer train ride was pure luxury. With amazing crew and gourmet meals. So glad we upgraded to Gold Leaf.

Arlene Sachleben

9 Oct 2025 via Google Reviews

Exceeded my expectations!

Rocky Mountaineer train was amazing! Staff and food were excellent and views from dome car were spectacular! It exceeded my expectations!

Barbara Frinzi

5 Oct 2025 via Google Reviews

A delightful time

We had a delightful time on the Royal Canadian Rocky Mountaineer with the glass dome roof, and are hopeful the acquaintances we made will become fast-friends. All the bus tours we...

Lorelei Peters

19 Oct 2025 via Google Reviews

Wonderful experience

Wonderful experience, breathtaking mountains, rivers, lakes and glaciers. Elegant accommodations and excellent service

Jewell Harper

23 Jul 2025 via Google Reviews

Magnificent & well organized

From start to finish this trip was a magnificent and well organized experience. The Canadian Rockies are extraordinary and our tours and accommodations were superb. The train servi...

Andrea Rudolph

3 Oct 2025 via Google Reviews

Summer is the perfect time to visit the Rockies
While it may be peak season, we highly recommend summer travel as it offers the best weather and most active wildlife. Enjoy longer daylight hours for sightseeing and photography — the glacier lakes are melted and bright blue — plus you can experience unique seasonal tours.

Kirsten McNabb
Product Specialist

Frequently asked questions about Canadian Rockies Trains

How much does the Canadian Rockies train trip cost?

The cost of the Canadian Rockies train trip varies depending on the selected itinerary, route, service class, and duration. For example, the shorter Vancouver and Banff Getaway which features the First Passage to the West route, starts at $2,760 CAD, while the longer West Coast and Rockies Getaway, which features the Rainforest to Goldrush route, starts at $5,050 CAD. Prices also vary based on availability, time of year, and additional accommodations, or excursions.

What cities and towns does the Canadian Rockies train pass through?

The Canadian Rockies train passes through several cities and towns along its routes. The Rocky Mountaineer routes connect Vancouver with Banff, Lake Louise, or Jasper National Park. Notable towns along these journeys include Kamloops, Whistler, and Quesnel.

What is the best season to travel the Canadian Rockies by train?

The best season to travel the Canadian Rockies by train varies depending on personal preferences for weather, crowds, and scenic beauty. Summer (June to August) is ideal for passengers seeking favourable weather with long daylight hours, making it perfect for sightseeing and enjoying the lush landscapes and sparkling lakes.

Canadian Rockies Trains guides and travel information

Canadian Rockies Trains guides and travel information includes Rocky Mountaineer tours, schedules and pricing, as well as guides to Banff, Jasper, and Lake Louise.

Rocky Mountaineer Train Tours

Rocky Mountaineer Train Price

Rocky Mountaineer Train Schedule

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Canadian Rockies Trains — local experts in Rocky Mountaineer and VIA Rail

Why travel with Canadian Rockies Trains?

Best of the Canadian Rockies

Our local team focuses exclusively on the region and is excited to share its iconic sights and hidden gems.

Rocky Mountaineer and VIA Rail experts

With 30 years as specialists in Rockies-by-rail, we've planned more than 30,000 trips.

No-fuss packages

Ready-to-book packages including rail routes and hotels — and the region’s iconic sights.

Top attractions on Canadian Rockies train trips

Top attractions on Canadian Rockies train trips are never far from the Canadian Rockies train stations. Many scenic highlights are in the national parks, including Banff and Jasper.

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Banff National Park

Travelling into Banff train station, you'll pass through the scenic mountains and valleys of Banff National Park, including Castle Mountain.

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Jasper National Park

Jasper train station is located in the tranquil village of Jasper in Jasper National Park. The area is known for its stunning natural wonders.

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Lake Louise

On some Rocky Mountaineer routes to Banff, guests can plan to get off the train at Lake Louise train station and add a night at the famous lake.

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Pyramid Falls

Not far from Jasper train station, you'll pass the impressive cascade of Pyramid Falls.

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Mount Robson

Another sight near Jasper train station is the iconic peak of Mount Robson.

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Fraser Valley

Just outside Vancouver train station, the train passes through the tranquil beauty of the Fraser Valley.

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Coast Mountains

Travelling from Lillooet into Whistler train station, pass over the rugged Coast Mountains and through the lush Pemberton Valley.

Canadian Rockies Trains destinations

Key destinations: Banff, Lake Louise, Jasper, Vancouver, Calgary, Kamloops, and Whistler

Banff

Jasper

Lake Louise

Vancouver

Whistler

Calgary

Kamloops

Things to do in Banff

Banff Gondola

Banff Upper Hot Springs

Lake Minnewanka

Johnston Canyon

Wildlife and Nature Tours

Bow Falls and Bow River

Adventure Activities

Mountain Biking

See Banff Trips

Things to do in Jasper

Athabasca Falls

Icefields Parkway

Jasper SkyTram

Maligne Lake

The largest natural lake in the Canadian Rockies is famous for boat cruises to Spirit Island. Activities include kayaking, fishing, photography, and scenic drives along the Maligne Lake Road.

Stargazing

Wildlife Viewing

See Jasper Trips

Things to do in Lake Louise

Canoeing on Lake Louise

Chateau Lake Louise

Lake Agnes Tea House Hike

Lake Louise Gondola

Moraine Lake

Plain of Six Glaciers

See Lake Louise Trips

Things to do in Vancouver

Capilano Park

Gastown

Granville Island

Stanley Park

Vancouver Aquarium

Waterfront & Canada Place

See Vancouver Trips

Things to do in Whistler

PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola

Alpine Hiking

Golf Courses

Village Shopping & Dining

Lost Lake Park

See Whistler Trips

Things to do in Calgary

Calgary Stampede

Bow River Activities

Calgary Tower

Heritage Historical Park

Stephen Avenue Walk

Canada Olympic Park

See Calgary Trips

Things to do in Kamloops

Hiking Trails

Thompson River

Paul Lake Provincial Park

See Kamloops Trips

Canadian Rockies train tours

First Passage to the West

Vancouver-Banff Route

Journey Through the Clouds

Vancouver-Jasper Route

Rainforest to Gold Rush

Rainforest to Gold Rush runs between North Vancouver and Jasper via Whistler and Quesnel, travelling through coastal rainforests, alpine scenery, and gold rush history.

Vancouver-Whistler-Jasper Route

Passage to the Peaks

Banff-Jasper Route

Reviews for Canadian Rockies Trains

Excellent overall rating (4.9) based on 650+ Google Reviews

Amazing trip through the Canadian Rockies!

We had an amazing trip through the Canadian Rockies! We saw the first snow of the season in Banff as we drove in! Beautiful! The hotels were a 10!

Belinda Fremmer

28 Oct 2025 via Google Reviews

Pure luxury

The Rocky Mountaineer train ride was pure luxury. With amazing crew and gourmet meals. So glad we upgraded to Gold Leaf.

Arlene Sachleben

9 Oct 2025 via Google Reviews

Exceeded my expectations!

Rocky Mountaineer train was amazing! Staff and food were excellent and views from dome car were spectacular! It exceeded my expectations!

Barbara Frinzi

5 Oct 2025 via Google Reviews

A delightful time

We had a delightful time on the Royal Canadian Rocky Mountaineer with the glass dome roof, and are hopeful the acquaintances we made will become fast-friends. All the bus tours we...

Lorelei Peters

19 Oct 2025 via Google Reviews

Wonderful experience

Wonderful experience, breathtaking mountains, rivers, lakes and glaciers. Elegant accommodations and excellent service

Jewell Harper

23 Jul 2025 via Google Reviews

Magnificent & well organized

From start to finish this trip was a magnificent and well organized experience. The Canadian Rockies are extraordinary and our tours and accommodations were superb. The train servi...

Andrea Rudolph

3 Oct 2025 via Google Reviews

Summer is the perfect time to visit the Rockies
While it may be peak season, we highly recommend summer travel as it offers the best weather and most active wildlife. Enjoy longer daylight hours for sightseeing and photography — the glacier lakes are melted and bright blue — plus you can experience unique seasonal tours.

Kirsten McNabb
Product Specialist

Frequently asked questions about Canadian Rockies Trains

How much does the Canadian Rockies train trip cost?

What cities and towns does the Canadian Rockies train pass through?

What is the best season to travel the Canadian Rockies by train?

Canadian Rockies Trains guides and travel information

Canadian Rockies Trains guides and travel information includes Rocky Mountaineer tours, schedules and pricing, as well as guides to Banff, Jasper, and Lake Louise.

Rocky Mountaineer Train Tours

Rocky Mountaineer Train Price

Rocky Mountaineer Train Schedule

Canadian Rockies Trains — local experts in Rocky Mountaineer and VIA Rail

Why travel with Canadian Rockies Trains?

Best of the Canadian Rockies

Rocky Mountaineer and VIA Rail experts

No-fuss packages

Top attractions on Canadian Rockies train trips

Banff National Park

Jasper National Park

Lake Louise

Pyramid Falls

Mount Robson

Fraser Valley

Coast Mountains

Canadian Rockies Trains destinations

Things to do in Banff

Banff Gondola

Banff Upper Hot Springs

Lake Minnewanka

Johnston Canyon

Wildlife and Nature Tours

Bow Falls and Bow River

Adventure Activities

Mountain Biking

Things to do in Jasper

Athabasca Falls

Icefields Parkway

Jasper SkyTram

Maligne Lake

Stargazing

Wildlife Viewing

Things to do in Lake Louise

Canoeing on Lake Louise

Chateau Lake Louise

Lake Agnes Tea House Hike

Lake Louise Gondola

Moraine Lake

Plain of Six Glaciers

Things to do in Vancouver

Capilano Park

Gastown

Granville Island

Stanley Park

Vancouver Aquarium

Waterfront & Canada Place

Things to do in Whistler

PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola

Alpine Hiking

Golf Courses

Village Shopping & Dining

Lost Lake Park

Things to do in Calgary

Calgary Stampede

Bow River Activities

Calgary Tower

Heritage Historical Park

Stephen Avenue Walk

Canada Olympic Park

Things to do in Kamloops

Hiking Trails

Thompson River

Paul Lake Provincial Park

Canadian Rockies train tours

First Passage to the West

Journey Through the Clouds

Rainforest to Gold Rush

Passage to the Peaks

Amazing trip through the Canadian Rockies!

Pure luxury

Exceeded my expectations!

A delightful time

Wonderful experience

Magnificent & well organized

Frequently asked questions about Canadian Rockies Trains

Canadian Rockies Trains pricing and cost

How much does the Canadian Rockies train trip cost?

Are there different ticket classes and price ranges?

What is included in each ticket class (seating, service, amenities)?

Are there luxury or premium upgrade options?

Canadian Rockies Trains routes

What cities and towns does the Canadian Rockies train pass through?

Rocky Mountaineer and VIA Rail experts