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Rail trips to Whistler are less about getting from A to B than they are opportunities to relax, sit back and enjoy some of the world's most breathtaking scenery.
The train ride along this spectacularly scenic route features canyons, mountain ranges, glacial lakes, turbulent rivers and waterfalls. The trip really is all about sightseeing: travelling speed averages just 50kph/30mph and the train moves even more slowly through particularly scenic areas.
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The Rocky Mountaineer Whistler Sea to Sky Climb (formerly known as the Whistler Mountaineer) is a three-hour, 118km/73mi sightseeing train trip between North Vancouver and the resort town of Whistler. Snake along the famous Sea-to-Sky corridor (Highway 99) and enjoy stunning views of Howe Sound, Squamish and Cheakamus Canyon before reaching the destination.
Make this a return day trip or extend the adventure through the Rockies by transferring to the Rocky Mountaineer Rainforest to Gold Rush route, a two-day, all daylight journey between Whistler, Quesnel and Jasper, Alberta.
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369 Terminal Ave
Vancouver, British Columbia
V6A 4C4
Websitehttp://www.rockymountaineer.com
Toll-free800-665-7245
Phone604-606-7245
Rocky Mountaineer offers over 45 Canadian vacation packages and four unique rail routes, rich in history and natural wonders, through British Columbia and Alberta. This world renowned, luxurious train travels by daylight through the wild beauty of Canada's West and is the best way to experience the majestic Canadian Rockies. In 2013, Rocky Mountaineer will introduce a new three-day rail route, Coastal Passage, connecting Seattle to the Canadian Rockies.
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