SOMEWHERE INSPIRING AT EVERY GIVEN MOMENT.


Our three routes wind through lush rainforests, rugged canyons and the soaring mountains of the Canadian Rockies to bring together diverse cosmopolitan cities.


FIRST PASSAGE TO THE WEST


Our most popular route is the only passenger rail service on the historic Canadian Pacifi c track—famous for uniting the country and connecting British Columbia to Canada over 125 years ago. Journeys start in Vancouver, Lake Louise, Banff or Calgary.


VANCOUVER ISLAND


SONORA RESORT JOURNEY THROUGH THE CLOUDS


Witness the spectacular natural beauty of the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies including its highest peak, the majestic Mount Robson. Journeys start in Vancouver or Jasper.


RAINFOREST TO GOLDRUSH


Enjoy the pristine and diverse scenery from the world’s largest temperate rainforest to the desert-like terrain of the Fraser Canyon and historic Cariboo gold country. Journeys start in Whistler or Jasper.


USA


Destinations where you begin, end or extend your journey


Destinations where you only overnight during your rail journey


Train routes First Passage to the West


Rainforest to Gold Rush Journey through the Clouds


Cruise port Airport Scenic highway/Self-Drive/Motorcoach Travel Eastbound (EB) or Westbound (WB) onboard Rocky Mountaineer. WHISTLER VANCOUVER CANADA VICTORIA KAMLOOPS


SUNSHINE VILLAGE


CMH


BOBBIE BURNS


LAKE LOUISE


Choose between Lake Louise or Banff BANFF


CANMORE


KANANASKIS CALGARY


BRITISH COLUMBIA


QUESNEL ALBERTA JASPER EDMONTON ALASKA CANADA


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