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Rail Explorers

Take a tour with Rail Explorers and experience the magic of the railroad like never before! Ride the rails on our pedal-powered 'Rail Explorers' - a unique activity suitable for everyone.

Currently operating in 7 spectacular locations across the US - where do you want to rail explore today?

Elk River, WV

NEW WEST VIRGINIA LOCATION NOW OPEN!! Join us for an unforgettable journey on West Virginia's historic Buffalo Creek & Gauley Railroad. You’ll take a 12 mile round trip steeped in history, where the lush woods of Clay County are reflected in the crystal clear water of Buffalo Creek. Pedal past a wrecked train car, waterfalls, and high cliffs before reaching the creekside turnaround picnic area.

The breathtaking Amador Central Railroad traces the contours of rolling hills revealing panoramic views from the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains all the way to the Coastal Ranges. Just 45 minutes south of Sacramento, surrounded by gold rush towns steeped in history, wineries, and warmed by the northern California sun. This is Gold Country - the Heart of the Mother Lode.

Cooperstown, NY

Cooperstown, featuring the world famous Baseball Hall of Fame is also home to the Cooperstown and Charlotte Valley Railroad. Ride "The Home Run" - a 12 mile round trip through the farm lands and forests alongside of the Susquehanna River. Or choose the 'Southpaw Slider' an 8 mile round trip to the Forest Glen Turnaround and back again.

Rhode Island

The Rhode Island Division operates along the Old Colony Railroad, built in 1862. The rails meander alongside spectacular Narragansett Bay offering riders unique views that include Jamestown, the Mount Hope Bridge, Hog Island Lighthouse, and coastal woodlands. Riders on the Southern Circuit are invited to bring a picnic to enjoy at Bayside Station during the 20 minute turnaround.

The Catskills, NY

Experience the magic of the Ulster & Delaware Railroad as you travel alongside the Esopus Creek through the beautiful woods of the Catskill Mountains. Under a canopy of maple and birch, with the river rushing by and the mountains in the distance, this tour is an unforgettable experience. Bring a drink and a snack to enjoy at the turnaround.

Bluegrass, KY

Rail Explorers is in the horse capital of the world (& we are in the heart of Bourbon country too!) Just 15 minutes from Lexington, Rail Explorers operate with the Bluegrass Scenic Railroad & Museum in Versailles, KY. On this 10 mile round trip ride you’ll travel through thoroughbred horse farms & deep limestone cuts to the turnaround on the cliffs above the Kentucky River. Enjoy the view of the Wild Turkey Distillery and Young's High Bridge built in 1889.

Rail Explorers have partnered with the Boone & Scenic Valley Railroad to bring the first Rail Explorers Experience to the Midwest. Riders can enjoy beautiful views of the Des Moines River Valley, where is it is not uncommon to see a convocation of bald eagles along the riverbank. The ride’s showstopper is the 750’ long, 156’ high “Bass Point Creek High Trestle”. Riders crossing this bridge have panoramic views of the valley and experience the thrill of soaring high above the creek below.

Rail Explorers Gift Cards

Give the gift of an unforgettable experience with Rail Explorers. Choose a gift card which can be redeemed for either a Tandem Explorer (2 riders) or Quad Explorer (4 riders) at any Rail Explorers location.

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Family activity and access for everyone

The Rail Explorers are easy to pedal, the terrain is mostly flat and the ride is relaxing and enjoyable. Everyone can enjoy this activity: couples young and old, groups of friends, and families of all ages and abilities. The pedal powered Explorers provide a smooth and comfortable adventure suitable for all.

Guided but Solitary

At Rail Explorers safety is our first priority, so all tours have a trained guide at the front and in the last Explorer. Tours depart on a set schedule, but all riders are spread out, with up to 500ft between you and those in front and behind. The front and rear guides ensure that everyone arrives safely, but the distance between the bikes allows everyone to go at their own pace and enjoy the magic of riding the rails in solitude.

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Discover the joy of slower travel

Forget busy airports, traffic jams and lack of legroom: rail travel is your ticket to slow down and enjoy the ride. Traveling by train isn't merely a means of getting from A to B – you'll share carriages with the locals and soak up the scenery before stepping off the platform into the heart of the action. Whether you want to embark on an iconic rail journey like the Reunification Express in Vietnam or zip through Japan on a super-speedy Shinkansen, climb aboard for a slower-paced, lower-carbon adventure.

Whether you’re a die-hard rail nerd or a novice train traveler, get on board because trains are the future of travel. Trains generally produce less carbon emissions than airplanes and fuel-powered cars, and by joining a rail trip, not only will you be taking a more scenic route, you'll be skipping those tedious airport commutes and security queues.

Most trains we take are a mode of transport for local people. Whether it’s an overnight train from Delhi to Varanasi or a misty morning ride through the Scottish Highlands, rail travel doubles as an immersive cultural experience. With a local leader to help bridge language barriers, there'll be plenty of opportunities to interact with your fellow passengers.

You might be able to fly between cities or countries, but are you really seeing them when you’re thousands of feet in the air? In a world that feels like it’s always going at full steam, rail travel invites you to settle in, turn to the window and appreciate the destination you’re in rather than rushing through it.

Up there with onsens, sushi and sumo wrestling, the shinkansen (bullet train) is a must-do activity in Japan. The shinkansen was the world's first high-speed rail and is renowned for its comfort and punctuality – the average delay time is less than one minute per year. Despite reaching up to 200 miles per hour, riding the shinkansen is a totally Zen experience with orderly carriages and polite passenger etiquette. Japanese railway meals, or ‘ekiben’, also put soggy train sandwiches to shame.

Spanning over 1000 miles between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, the Reunification Express is an iconic railway line that symbolises the reunification of North and South Vietnam after the war. Weaving through sleepy fishing villages, rice paddies, mountains and cities, this hop-on-hop-off journey showcases the diverse beauty of Vietnam and is a great way to glimpse into daily life.

Are you ready to board the world’s highest railway? Hitting an altitude of 17,000 feet in the pristine peaks of the Tibetan Plateau, the Lhasa Express is about as scenic as rail journeys get. With never-ending views of snow-capped mountains, glistening lakes and vast highlands speckled with yaks, you won’t be able to peel your eyes away from the window. 

With over 160,000 miles of railway tracks, Europe has no shortage of train travel adventures. Whether you fancy rumbling along the world’s oldest railway system in Britain, savoring the lush Swiss countryside on the Gotthard Panorama Express, or uncovering the history and mystique of the iconic train route between Paris to Istanbul , there’s so much to see on an overland odyssey across the continent.

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Is rail travel comfortable?

For the most part, long-distance and inter-regional trains are very comfortable. They often provide more legroom than on planes, air-conditioning, snack bars or vending machines, power outlets and occasionally even wi-fi. 

Regional and metropolitan trains that cover shorter distances are a bit more basic, and because they're often filled with locals travelling for work or a weekend away, your group may need to stand for a short time. But what they lack in luxury, they make up for with convenience and great views. 

Are there toilets on board?

Yes, all trains will have toilets on board, though they may not be the Western-style toilets you’re used to. You should always bring your own toilet paper and hand sanitizer.

Are there power outlets on board?

Power outlets will be available on many trains, but it’s a good idea to invest in a portable charger before your trip in case the outlets are out of use or hard to reach. Wi-fi will be available on some, but not all, trains.

Is train travel safe?

As with any style of travel, it's important to exercise standard safety precautions while traveling via train. Your leader will brief you on detailed safety measures before your train journey, but keeping your valuables close by, especially your passport and travel documents, is always a good idea. Don't leave daypacks or personal items unattended. Traveling with a money belt will reduce the chance of petty theft or pickpocketing, and keeping a lock on your suitcase will ensure peace of mind on your journey.

How fast do the trains go?

Train speeds vary depending on the destination you're visiting. Bullet trains in Japan and China can reach a staggering 220 miles per hour, making them fast and efficient. Trains in Europe tend to be a bit slower, travelling around 125 miles per hour in Switzerland and Italy, but slower is OK when you've got epic views out your window. Vietnam’s Reunification Express averages around 30 miles per hour. 

At times, we do use local/regional trains as transport, which tend to move at a more leisurely pace and make lots of stops.  

How fit must I be to participate in an Intrepid rail trip?

Rail trips can be enjoyed by just about anyone with a reasonable level of fitness, and good general mobility will play a big part in making your trip more enjoyable. 

You are expected to be able to carry your own bags for up to 30 minutes and lift them onto the train. Transport hubs may be crowded, and elevators aren't always available, so you'll need to be comfortable handling your belongings on stairs as you navigate from platform to platform. 

Sometimes you'll need to move quickly with your bags, especially if trying to make a tight connection... you do have a train to catch, after all! More info about pacing and physical rating can be found in the Essential Trip Information section of your itinerary. 

How much luggage can I bring?

On Intrepid's rail trips, you will be responsible for carrying your own bags, so it's a good idea to opt for luggage you can easily lift and move around. Many travelers prefer to carry a backpack, as public transport can often be cramped and may not have luggage racks for large suitcases. Luggage is stored in overhead racks on many trains, so the smaller the bag, the easier it will be to lift above your seat.

Be prepared to pack light, as storage space on trains is often limited, and you'll want to avoid blocking aisles or taking up extra seats. In Japan, luggage may be subject to strict size and weight restrictions on the Shinkansen, and oversized bags may incur an additional fee. You can find specifics under the "Packing" section of your Essential Trip Information. 

What are overnight trains like?

Although the idea of taking an overnight train can be overwhelming, it's an exciting way to immerse yourself in local culture... and it often ends up as a highlight for many travelers. 

Overnight trains are clean, comfortable and safe, and depending on the region you're traveling in, compartments typically hold anywhere from four to six passengers in bunks. Clean sheets and a pillow are provided, but you can bring your own if it makes you more comfortable. There are basic washroom facilities with toilets and sinks in each carriage, but it's good practice to bring your own supply of toilet paper, just in case.

Refer to your Essential Trip Information for more detailed descriptions of overnight trains.

What should I pack for an overnight train?

For the most part, overnight trains are comfortable, and you'll be able to survive with the basics. If you're looking to make the journey a bit more pleasant, consider packing:

Extra toilet paper and hand sanitizer 

A lightweight sleep sheet and pillowcase 

A portable device charger 

An eye mask 

Snacks and drinks 

Meals may be provided, but it’s a good idea to supplement, especially if you have dietary restrictions. 

A luggage lock or lockable bag 

Will I have my own cabin or compartment on an overnight train?

While we do our best to keep groups together on overnight trains, there may be circumstances where travelers are split between compartments and carriages. In some cases, you may share with other travelers in addition to group members, which is a great way to meet locals and experience the local culture firsthand. Your leader will always be close by to help you settle in and answer any questions once you're on board.

If you've booked a single supplement, overnight trains are an exception and you will be sharing a compartment with other members of your group.

Are the trains on time?

The punctuality of trains often depends on the local cultural perception of time. While it's very likely that the Shinkansen in Japan will depart and arrive exactly on time, trains in Italy may take a more flexible approach when it comes to timekeeping. The best way to handle this is to simply go with the flow and enjoy the journey. Delays are often minimal, but in the case of a longer delay, there's not much a deck of cards and a few local snacks can't fix. 

Can I take a rail trip with children?

Train travel can be fun and relaxing, and large windows are perfect for spotting popular landmarks. A dining car, snack trolley, or vending machine can provide good respite for hungry kids and adults alike, plus, onboard bathrooms mean fewer emergency toilet situations (we've all been there). Check out our range of Family trips to see which destination suits your family adventure best.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

For more information on insurance, please go to: Travel Insurance

Are Intrepid's rail trips accessible for travellers with disabilities?

We're committed to making travel widely accessible , regardless of ability or disability. We ask that you carefully consider whether you are physically and mentally able to complete the itinerary you have chosen, recognising that on many trips, you will be required to carry your own bags on public transport. 

Where we can, we will make reasonable adjustments to the operation of our trips to facilitate the requirements of disabled travellers. Many travelers with disabilities have been able to enjoy our trips by traveling with a friend or companion who can assist with specific needs.

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Canadian Rockies by Train (Vancouver, BC to Calgary, AB) (2024)

The canadian discovery, eastern city lights: toronto to quebec city by rail, rail & sail, french flair and coastal charm: halifax to montreal by rail, grand rail circle, wonders of the maritimes & scenic cape breton with ocean train to montreal, great canadian rail journey, canadian rockies featuring rocky mountaineer (vancouver, bc to calgary, ab), western canada by rail.

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• Ride across Athabasca Glacier or walk the Skywalk
• Explore Stanley Park and Gastown in Vancouver
• Travel by train through the Canadian Rockies

• Discover the rugged Muskoka Lakes region
• Unwind in Jasper National Park's wilderness
• Travel through Canada on 'The Canadian' train

• Sightseeing
• Stroll through Ottawa's downtown area
• Walk the cobblestone streets of Old Montreal
• Dine on a patio in historic Quebec City

• In-depth Cultural

• Ride the 'Ocean' train to Montreal
• Snap a photo at Peggy's Cove Lighthouse
• Explore Halifax and Peggy's Cove

• Walk on Athabasca Glacier with an Ice Explorer
• Canoe or hike around iconic Lake Louise
• Ride the Banff Gondola to Sulphur Mountain

“The locations we visited represented very diverse areas that kept you engaged from start to finish.” Charles, traveled in September 2023

• Visit Sugar Moon Farm for a sugar camp treat
• Explore Peggy's Cove fishing village
• Tour Lunenburg, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

“Well run, good accommodation, great place to visit. Friendly co-travellers, safe coach drivers.” Wendy, traveled in August 2023

• Discover Victoria's charm and Butchart Gardens
• Ride the Ice Explorer across Athabasca Glacier
• Explore Jasper's natural beauty and wildlife

• Educational
• End in Calgary with a farewell dinner
• Learn about ammolite in Banff
• Explore Vancouver and Stanley Park

“Truly stunning mountain scenery through the Rockies to Vancouver with guest appearances from bears, elk, eagles and gophers!” Andrew Berkerey, traveled in June 2023

• Travel on the Rocky Mountaineer to Vancouver
• Visit Butchart Gardens and Victoria's totems
• Ride the Ice Explorer on Columbia Icefield

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The 8 Coolest Train Trips You Can Take

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With air travel continuing to be more and more unstable, many are reverting to the old ways of transportation for their next getaway— road trips , cruises, and, yes, train travel . Both in the United States and worldwide, there are many scenic routes that are worth the lengthier journey. Imagine hopping on and off a train between vineyards in Napa, ascending more than 10,000 feet for a stellar view of one of the world’s most famous mountains, or enjoying a murder mystery-themed train that doesn't skimp on either luxury or entertainment.

Whatever your preferred journey may be, these eight train trips are definitely bucket list-worthy.

Gornergrat-Bahn

Switzerland is synonymous with train travel, thanks in part to the impeccably clean coaches, reliably accurate timetables, and striking landscapes found in every region. Visit Zermatt, a car-free village at the base of the Matterhorn. While the city itself offers an impressive view of the mountain, a ride aboard the Gornergrat-Bahn climbs more than 10,000 feet into the Alps for an even better view. From here, you can view glaciers, ski runs, and the amazing Alps as far as the eye can see, plus enjoy immersive experiences, an onsite restaurant, and more.

British Pullman

Belmond trains are in a class of luxury all their own, and while any route is sure to memorable, this England-based journey transports passengers back to the 1950s. While sipping champagne and enjoying a five-course meal, things begin to seem amiss as costumed actors wander the cars adding to the mystery. Spend your time both enjoying the Kent countryside and helping solve a murder in this clever immersive experience.

The Rocky Mountaineer’s First Passage to the West

The Rocky Mountaineer operates luxury train routes throughout the Rocky Mountains in both the United States and Canada. You can’t go wrong with any journey, but the “ First Passage to the West ” is extra special. Beginning in Vancouver, passengers can see snow-capped mountains and glistening waters before routing through the lakes in Kamloops. Ultimately, passengers arrive in Banff National Park and the beautiful Lake Louise.

GoldenPass Express

Switzerland has no shortage of stunning routes, but the brand new GoldenPass Express journey shouldn’t be missed. Connecting the Interlaken region (which is largely German) to Montreux (which is more French), the train introduces innovation in both technology and design, as well as a new passenger class. The Prestige Class includes seats that heat, recline, and even swivel so passengers can change their view. The route is included with the popular Swiss Travel Pass.

Napa Valley Wine Train

You’ll need to leave the keys behind during a visit to Napa Valley’s historic vineyards, so the Wine Train has your transportation covered. Board a 100 year old train car for a six-hour journey through the valley, stopping at a handful of prominent vineyards for tastings along the way. While on board, enjoy a welcome glass of bubbles, a four-course meal, and plush interiors while cruising through stunning landscapes.

Eurostar from London to Paris

The innovation of this trip alone earns it a spot on the list. While the interiors may be comparable to a commuter airplane, the high-speed journey connects two bustling cities in a trip that takes just over two hours. The journey is possible thanks to the Channel Tunnel, which opened in 1994 and burrows 75 meters underneath the English Channel. At 31.5 miles long, it’s the world’s longest undersea tunnel.

The Orient Express La Dolce Vita

A tale as old as time, the Orient Express began operation in 1883, charming travelers with its unparalleled decor and quality dining options. While a replicated experience won’t be available until 2025, climb aboard the La Dolce Vita journey through Italy operated by the same company. Destination options include stops in Venice, Rome, Siena, Portofino, Montalcino, and more.

Hiram Bingham

The Hiram Bingham train from Belmond is an ultra-lux way to travel to the Lost City of the Incas. Beginning in Cusco, Peru, traveling through the Sacred Valley, this roundtrip adventure ultimately arrives at the entrance of Machu Picchu. You'll also enjoy a cocktail, brunch and gourmet Peruvian lunch, as well as stunning views both in the early morning and evening.

Kellie Walton is a freelance writer based in Nashville, Tennessee. When she’s not eating and adventuring her way around the world, she’s busy telling stories related to all things travel – including city guides, hotel and restaurant recommendations, travel hacks and tales of her own adventures (and misadventures).

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Explore the world by rail: 10 best international scenic train rides

August 28, 2024 // By Katie Jackson

By Katie Jackson August 28, 2024

Once the only means of getting from point A to B, train travel has never been trendier. Of course, the U.S. has some of the best scenic trains . However, companies in other countries are also investing in scenic railways to keep up with demand. Why not add Japan's most beautiful scenic train rides (home to the world’s only 7-star train ) to your bucket list? Or, consider European classics that cut through the dramatic Swiss Alps or wind their way along Germany’s West Rhine River.

From New Zealand to Canada, there is a track and train for every style of traveler. Whether on a tight budget or looking for luxury, here are the best international scenic railways and routes.

Glacier Express, Switzerland

The Glacier Express bills itself as the world’s slowest express train, so savor the panoramic views from St. Moritz to Zermatt as you sip on premium wines from Graubünden . The eight-hour journey includes three Swiss Cantons and 91 tunnels.

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You’ll also cross an astounding 291 bridges, many of which are architectural feats given the extreme topography. Tickets start at $180. If you want the five-course regional meal, you’ll have to upgrade to Excellence Class (from $530).

Jungfrau Railways, Switzerland

At $127 for a 45-minute journey, it’s not cheap. Still, this thrilling climb through the Bernese Alps from Grindelwald to Jungfraujoch is worth every penny and ear pop. How many people can say they’ve been to the top of Europe? To avoid altitude sickness, stay hydrated. Also, pack sunscreen. Jungfrau Railways operates year-round; the sun is just as intense in winter.

Santa Claus Express, Finland

Forget the North Pole. In Finland, Santa Claus lives in Lapland — Rovaniemi, to be exact. While it’s located on the Arctic Circle, getting to Santa Claus Village from Helsinki couldn’t be easier or more scenic, thanks to the beloved Santa Claus Express . Tickets for the 15-hour journey start at just $25. Choose from traditional or sleeper cars, and take advantage of creature comforts like Wi-Fi, power outlets, and showers on this scenic train ride.

Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, Europe

This luxury train is a time machine to the glamorous 1920s when the rich traveled by rail to Europe’s finest cities. London, Amsterdam, Paris, Prague, or even Istanbul — the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express will get you there in style. Just be prepared to spend at least $3,600. All 18 Insta-worthy carriages are well-appointed, and the culinary offerings are world-class.

Rovos Rail, South Africa

Rovos Rail , a luxury hotel on tracks, prides itself on its bespoke train “safaris” that start in South Africa and end as far away as Tanzania. Whether you choose a two-night itinerary or a two-week itinerary, you’ll be treated to some of the Mother Continent’s most stunning vistas on these scenic train rides.

Off-train excursions include game drives, golfing, and even a visit to Victoria Falls. Rates vary wildly by season but expect to pay at least $800 per night.

Oriental Express: Wild Malaysia, Southeast Asia

Passengers on the Eastern & Oriental Express from cosmopolitan Singapore to the dense jungles of Malaysia enjoy 24-hour private steward service. The train also features the only Dior spa in Southeast Asia.

Most passengers rave about the Taman Negara National Park tour and the Penang excursion. Rates for this scenic train ride start at $3,750.

Great Journeys New Zealand

Whether looking for sweeping views of the South Island’s wild Kaikōura Coastline or the best vantage point for viewing the North Island’s famous volcanoes, Great Journeys New Zealand has a route for you. There’s also a cross-island scenic train ride that traverses the rugged Southern Alps. Tickets start at $120. For the best views, spring for a seat in the Scenic Plus Carriage.

The Vietage by Anantara, Vietnam

While the Vietage by Anantara runs on state-owned tracks, that’s about all it has in common with the country’s commercial trains. For starters, there are only two passenger cars, each seating six. Second, quiet luxury is the unspoken theme.

Tickets start at $420, including an exquisite afternoon tea and a complimentary 15-minute back and shoulder massage. The newest route, which takes five hours, covers the coastline between Nha Trang and Quy Nhon.

VIA Rail Canada Winnipeg to Churchill, Canada

Regarding trains in the Great White North, the Rocky Mountaineer is the first to come to mind. But Via Rail Canada's Winnipeg to Churchill scenic trail ride is just as unforgettable. For starters, it feels more off-the-beaten-path. Plus, it ends on Hudson Bay in Churchill, the world's polar bear capital. If you’re lucky, you’ll also see the aurora borealis. Rates for the two-night trip start at $350.

Spirit of the Outback, Australia

Australia’s outback can be overwhelming if you try to see it by car. That’s why locals and travelers rely on the Spirit of the Outback . Give yourself three to four days to explore Brisbane before boarding this scenic train ride, where you’ll spend the next 26 hours traversing through Queensland’s vast and beautiful backyard en route to Longreach. Tickets start at $95.

About Katie Jackson

Katie Jackson is a full-time travel writer and editor whose work has been published by USA TODAY, Travel & Leisure, The Sunday Times, Fodor's and Outside Magazine. She's lived in Southeast Asia, Europe and Central America but home is currently in Montana where she dotes on her massive Leonberger and spends most of her free time hiking and cycling. Her favorite destinations include Northern Thailand, Tenerife and South Africa. 

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