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Rockies to the Red Rocks Train - Denver to Moab - SilverLeaf Plus

Rockies to the Red Rocks Train - Denver to Moab - SilverLeaf Plus

Overview

See the unseen west on a two-day rail-only journey filled with extraordinary landscapes between Denver, Colorado, and Moab, Utah on Rocky Mountaineer’s Rockies to the Red Rocks route. Travel where cars can’t and experience unmatched views of vast canyons, inspiring deserts, natural sandstone archways, and enchanting hoodoos, all while enjoying world-class service.

This journey is filled with highlights best seen by rail and includes an overnight stay in the storied spa town of Glenwood Springs, Colorado.

Each day includes delicious meals and beverages brought right to your seat, friendly Hosts, and complimentary baggage transfers. With our enhanced level of service, SilverLeaf Plus, receive exclusive access to our lounge car—which offers additional space to relax, as well as a small outdoor viewing area. Enjoy an elevated experience including premium alcoholic beverages and signature cocktails.

City: Denver

Thu 15 May

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Starting at $2327.00

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Thu 15 May

Starting at $2327.00

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Luggage handling to and from your midpoint accommodations

Lunch

Engaging storytelling and world-class service from onboard Hosts

One night accommodation at the midpoint destination of Glenwood Springs

Gratuities

Restroom on board

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Cancellation Policy

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

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Reviews (76)

Ian H

Oct 2024

An absolutely brilliant trip, made even more special by the crew, including Tristan, Sabina and Rae who all looked after us like royalty. The scenery is spectacular and catching sight of Bald Eagles, Bison, Deer and a bear was special. The food was excellent and the fact that we were able to slow down for the best bits helped make the most of it. I would definitely recommend it.

X26SJanns

Oct 2024

This was our first “train tour”…. It was way better than expected. Service from prior to after was the most professional we’ve experienced. Tristan was an awesome story teller and knew the facts along the way. The meals by Rae were gourmet and perfectly prepared and served. Dillon and Danette were friendly, knowledgeable and professional. The staff at the stations were just as professional. It was a great trip!

packliteFl0rida

Oct 2024

For us, it was a bait and switch situation. My husband had several conversations with the rep for Rocky Mountaineer, specifically discussing his childhood in the area and desire to be in a hotel in downtown Glenwood Springs. First, we got into Glenwood Springs so late that one couldn't enjoy the hot tubs or downtown. We traveled for 9 hours from Denver to Glenwood (in a car, it takes three hours). At times, the train was so slow that I wanted to just jump off and walk. I could even count the ants beside the train track - so that's how slow. And there's no internet or cell service on the train. And many moments of seeing absolutely nothing and moving like a snail. We were put in a sub-standard hotel that one had to ride a bus to get to once we finally arrived Glenwood Springs. They did offer bus service back into town, and I heard several complain that they didn't get their dinner in downtown restaurants before they had to board the bus to return to remote hotel. My husband and I were so exhausted we ate a bag of pretzels in the hotel for dinner. The train doesn't come into a train station. You are bused to pick it up somewhere outside of town at the train tracks. We did have good service on the train, but you get breakfast at 11 a.m. and lunch at 3 p.m. I would advise not to sit in the middle of the car, as that's where the cold air blows the highest. You will freeze to death. Many went outside and stood between train cars to warm up. You also want to have seats on the left side of the car. Food service is done two folks at a time by hand, so it's slow for one person to serve an entire car, just two at a time. This two-day trip certainly was not worth what we paid for it, and we will never do this ever again. We are very savvy travelers, covering 35 countries with top lines like Tauck and Regent. This was sub-standard to us and could be for you, too, if you like promptness and truth in advertising.