Experience the stunning American Southwest on Rocky Mountaineer’s only U.S. route, Rockies to the Red Rocks, journeying between Denver, Colorado, and Moab, Utah, with an overnight stay in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. 

Like Rocky Mountaineer's three Canadian rail routes, the two-day Rockies to the Red Rocks route is steeped in history and countless opportunities to explore the ever-changing scenery and iconic destinations of the region. Take in breathtaking plains, mountain vistas and chromatic deserts alongside towering canyons carved away by the Colorado River as you journey towards the red sandstone wonders of Moab.

Known as the adventure capital of Utah, Moab is the gateway to the Mighty 5 National Parks – five of the most unique National Parks in North America, with Arches National Park just a 10-minute drive outside of town. See more than 2,000 natural stone archways, towering balanced rocks, endless canyons and ruby-hued rock formations on unforgettable activities.

Available in SilverLeaf Service, you’ll be provided with everything you need to experience the magic of the Southwest in comfort: panoramic windows with spotless views, regionally-inspired cuisine and beverages served right in your seat. Friendly Hosts, complimentary luggage transfers and miles and miles of memories. Like other routes, this journey can be taken eastbound or westbound and packages are available that connect to main travel hubs like Las Vegas and Salt Lake City.

You can also enhance your journey with SilverLeaf Plus, offering exclusive access to the lounge car where you can enjoy more space, premium wine pairings and alcoholic beverages with a dedicated bar featuring hand-crafted signature cocktails. 

Every moment onboard is choreographed to make your journey feel effortless and unforgettable. From the expansive glass-dome coaches that put you right in the heart of the stunning Southwest to the impeccable service and storytelling from the onboard team, Rockies to the Red Rocks is a true journey of a lifetime through some of the most otherworldly landscapes North America has to offer.