Canada train

This Seattle-to-Banff journey cuts through the heart of the Rockies, and explores how a country came to be.

One reason why we don't see many millennials, or even Canadians for that matter, riding the train is because it's pretty expensive. Right now, you can score major savings on Rocky Mountaineer tours. This is a great opportunity to see a side of Canada you've always wanted and to take a multi-day train journey like no other!

A first look ...Alberta, what a great place, none like it on earth, a huge expanse of land saved, for what it is worth; the views are fantastic, almost beyond compare, throw in Lake Louise, and the cool mountain air. There are few place, some that we've seen, that compare to Banff, they're few and far in between; we can be thankful that enough people cared, to save this great park, so that it can be shared. Mount Rundle and Vermilion Lake Mount Victoria and Lake Louise ..just passing…

High quality photograph of Canadian Pacific Railway GE AC4400CW # CP 9602 at Lytton, British Columbia, Canada.

This four-night, three-day Via Rail journey called the "Canadian" is one of the cheapest and easiest ways to see the most stunning sights in Canada, and you can travel the scenic route covering 2775 miles from Toronto to Vancouver for just $397.

High quality photograph of Canadian Pacific Railway EMD SD40-2 # CP 5794 at Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada.

High quality photograph of Canadian Pacific Railway GE AC4400CW # CP 9588 at Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada.

everythingeverywhere's photo on Instagram - Yukon Territory, Canada - White Pass and Yukon Railway over the mountains to Skagway Alaska

High quality photograph of Canadian National Railway GE C40-8 (Dash 8-40C) # CN 2100 at Jasper, Alberta, Canada.

North American economy on the move.