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Rockies to the Red Rocks Train Denver to Moab SilverLeaf

Rockies to the Red Rocks Train Denver to Moab SilverLeaf

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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.

SilverLeaf Service is our standard level of service and includes delicious meals and beverages brought right to your seat, friendly Hosts, and complimentary baggage transfers. You can enhance your onboard experience with SilverLeaf Plus for exclusive access to our lounge car—which offers additional space to relax, as well as a small outdoor viewing area. Enjoy an elevated dining experience including wine pairings, premium alcoholic beverages, and signature cocktails.

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Sun 11 May

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Що включено

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

Luggage handling to and from your midpoint accommodations

Додаткова інформація

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

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

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Quest776800

Sep 2024

Last year we took the Rocky Mountaineer (RM) with another couple from Vancouver to Calgary. It was spectacular to go through the Canadian Rockies, and to experience the trip on a wonderful train. This summer, we had plans to go to Colorado and visit our grandson. We recalled there was a new RM route from Denver to Moab. We were so happy we took another trip with RM, this time seeing the Rocky Mountains and traveling through the Great Divide from Colorado to Utah, with an overnight in Glenwood Springs, CO. The scenic experience was truly amazing, and the inside experience on the train was great. RM has very clean and comfortable train cars, with bathrooms that are spacious(!). Our hosts were extremely attentive and everyone wants the guests to have a great time. Teresa was extremely knowledgeable and her commentary on the geology of the areas we traveled through was thorough. Joey gave us background on the history of the area and some of the small town background, while Dillon made us wonderful meals with accommodations to any dietary needs. Besides the hosts for each car, there were others who came through to chat and answer any additional questions. My husband and I highly recommend RM.

GoPlaces21601301588

Sep 2024

We road this route as part of a larger 8 day tour that started in Salt Lake City and ended in Denver. But the segment on the Rocky Mountaineer was a major consideration in booking the tour. Other than the spectacular natural beauty found traversing this part of the Rockies (which can be seen and enjoyed for substantially less money via car or Amtrak) this excursion misses the mark. The most glaring deficiency is the included one night hotel stay in Glenwood Springs. We were put up at the Hotel Colorado. It has a fabulous history, but in its present state, it is substandard when compared to, say a Holiday Inn Express, but they are charging exorbitant room rates that can exceed $500 a night! The bathrooms are woefully out of date, hot water service is inconsistent and you are subjected to the ironic whine of a tiny window air conditioner despite the fact that the overnight temps drop into the 50s. But you spend less than 12 hours in the hotel. The remainder of the 28 hour trip you are on board a reconditioned train that wants to take you back to the golden age of rail travel, but feels more like — well, imagine if Spirit Airlines had a First Class section. I should note that we were in the Silverleaf Service car which provides a snack and three meals (along with unlimited alcoholic beverages) as well as the one night hotel stay for around $2200 per person. The meals are usually selected from two options (generally chicken or not-chicken), the portion sizes are meager, and if you are traveling as a couple, the on-board chef asks that you each select a different option so that they don’t run out of one. The food tastes like it was prepared well in advance and re-heated. Even a highly touted breakfast cinnamon roll from a local bakery tasted like day-old product. This is a far cry from the food service aboard the luxury trains of the mid-20th century when meals rivaled high-end restaurants. I know those were “different times” but if that’s the era you are trying to recapture, rubber chicken just don’t cut it! Then there’s the well meaning and hard working staff on board. There is a “conductor” type character who delivers a prepared spiel intended to set the scene of the golden age of rail. But it’s a little too cornball, especially considering he’s the only one play-acting. The other servers and attendants are very 21st century creatures we encounter all the time. They make a big production (prior to departing Glenwood Springs) of blowing a weak train-whistle sound effect (when there’s the real thing on the engine right next to us) and having everyone yell “All Aboard”. You know what they’re trying to do, but … Perhaps the elephant in the living room is the route itself. It runs from Moab, Utah to Denver. Riding eastbound like this works great if you find yourself in Moab and need a lift to Denver. Going this direction also has the benefit of starting out with some pretty nasty, boring scenery and ending with the big finish of the beautiful canyons, rivers and Rocky Mountains. But the westward route seems problematic: you go from the spectacular to the mundane. AND you end up in Moab — where you probably need some kind of tour connection to get you to the National Parks or somewhere else where you can travel home (because I’m pretty sure you’re not gonna want a return ticket on the Rocky Mountaineer!

VAcouples

Aug 2024

View were amazing. Staff and hotels were excellent. Food was great. Highly recommend this trip. Th.e Rocky Mountaineer definitely rolled out the red carpet for us