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Experience
A continent at conversation speed.
Overview
Rail travel built Canada, and it still offers the most evocative way to cross it. From the glass-domed Rocky Mountaineer through the Canadian Rockies to VIA Rail's four-day Toronto-to-Vancouver run, the country reveals itself slowly and completely.
The Rocky Mountaineer runs in daylight only, with overnight hotel stops so guests don't miss a single mile of scenery. Routes include Vancouver–Banff, Vancouver–Jasper, and a southern circle through Whistler and the Thompson Canyon.
VIA Rail's transcontinental Canadian connects Toronto with Vancouver over four days and three nights, traversing the Shield, the Prairies, and the Rockies. Sleeper-class travellers enjoy private cabins, the Park dome car, and full dining service.
Signature moments
Three experiences that capture the heart of rail journeys travel in Canada.
Daylight-only glass-dome rail through Banff, Jasper, and the Canadian Rockies.
Four-day transcontinental journey between Toronto and Vancouver.
A day trip from Sault Ste. Marie into Ontario's Algoma wilderness.
Where to experience it
Good to know
Practical answers from travellers and Canadian operators.
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