American Rocky Mountaineer
Train depot · Union Station ·

American Rocky Mountaineer

Train depot · Union Station ·

Luxury rail journey Denver to Moab with scenic views

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1660 Wynkoop St, Denver, CO 80202 Get directions

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1660 Wynkoop St, Denver, CO 80202 Get directions

+1 970 989 2232
rockymountaineer.com
@rockymountaineer

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restroom
wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance
wheelchair accessible restroom

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Nov 29, 2025

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The Rocky Mountaineer Adds New Routes for Summer 2025

"This scenic rail operator is renowned for its routes through the Rocky Mountains and signature panoramic windows. It is offering two shortened Rockies to the Red Rocks packages that run between Denver and Glenwood Springs (round-trip) with two overnights in Glenwood Springs, available exclusively for 2025. The shorter Glenwood Springs Getaway Package includes two days aboard the train and two nights in Glenwood Springs, while the longer Glenwood Springs Classic Package includes two nights in Denver (one at the beginning and one at the end of the journey) plus two nights in Glenwood Springs. The train route travels across the Continental Divide and along the Colorado River, finishing with dramatic canyon views. The limited runs operate on select departures from June to August and can be booked for either SilverLeaf or SilverLeaf Plus. SilverLeaf guests receive panoramic views from expansive windows, gourmet meals, and drinks served at your seat; SilverLeaf Plus guests receive the same plus exclusive lounge car access and higher-end alcohol, including locally-sourced wine and hand-crafted cocktails. The full list of Rockies to the Red Rocks packages is available at rockymountaineer.com." - Evie Carrick Evie Carrick Evie Carrick is a writer and editor who’s lived in five countries and visited well over 50. She now splits her time between Colorado and Paris, ensuring she doesn't have to live without skiing or L'As du Fallafel. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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"On its "Rockies to the Red Rocks" route, Canadian luxury train operator Rocky Mountaineer takes passengers between Denver's Union Station and the heart of downtown Moab, Utah. The voyage also features an overnight stop in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. The trains only travel during the day, so you'll never miss a moment of the ever-changing landscapes through their enormous, perfect-for-leaf-peeping windows. The route runs from April to October, with mid-September to early October being prime time for fall foliage viewing. Highlights of this Rocky Mountaineer itinerary include crossing the Continental Divide and passing through environments that range from lush mountain valleys to vast, open canyons." - Travel + Leisure Editors

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The Best Ways to Do Luxury Train Travel in the U.S.

"In August 2021, Canadian railway company Rocky Mountaineer debuted its first-ever U.S. route, Rockies to Red Rocks. It's a long-in-the-making two-day journey between Denver and Moab, Utah, which includes an overnight stay in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. The glass-domed cars offer passengers exceptional views of the mountains, canyons, rivers, and hoodoos along the journey. Passengers enjoy multi-course meals, either in their seats or in a designated dining room, depending on ticket class. For those who book the higher class of service, SilverLeaf Plus, there's a lounge car with a bar and an exclusive outdoor observation deck." - Travel + Leisure Editors

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Eric Wolff

Google
What an amazing company… A place where employees are called team members and passengers are called guests! First class treatment from start to finish with all the fine details in between. I never knew something so good could exist, but it does! The scenery is breath taking and filled with stories told by some of the most caring humans I’ve ever met! Departing from Denver Union Station in downtown Denver, you’ll stop in beautiful Glenwood Springs where your first day ends. Day 2, you wake up to the fresh mountain air and back on the train headed to some of the most unique country the US has to offer, Moab, UT! It truly is a trip of a lifetime and you’ll walk away forever changed!

Edgar Barraza

Google
What a beautiful and exquisite experience... Departing from Denver at Denver Union Station then beautiful views of the Rocky mountains and stunning many canyons throughout the entire trip with top level, very friendly service, absolutely first class dining including wine service and full bar (included with the sliver leaf plus ticket soon to be the premier package) until arriving to Glenwood springs. What a beautiful experience tours available in Moab, UT are amazing (Arches and Canyon lands to pick from, plus many others) just a marvelous experience that you out to see for yourself at least once in your lifetime. Red Rocks to the Rockies route with Rocky Mountaineer/Canyon Spirit well worth your money for a railroad full luxury experience!

T

Google
For as much as you pay, the journey should begin at Denver Union Station. Not two miles away via bus. I have not ridden myself but I saw the train today way up North of Denver boarding passengers. Sad. This should leave from the actual train station. This is WAY slower. And not at all glamorous. Feels like a discount vacation to have to board an hour later in an ugly abandoned raildyard

Minerva Rodriguez

Google
My 1st experience but won't be my last. Just WONDERFUL

David Woelfle

Google
Wanted a nice relaxing night at Iron Mountain Hot Springs but had to listen to the train run for 2 hours! Apparently they don’t care about the environment. Disgusting and obnoxious.

Neal Taylor

Google
Excellent