Rocky Mountaineer has launched a new route in Canada for summer 2026.
The route, called ‘Passage to the Peaks’ is Rocky Mountaineer’s only route that doesn’t travel to the West Coast.
Guests travel from Jasper to Banff, or from Banff to Jasper, and spend the night at Kamloops.
Highlights include the Continental Divide, Craigellachie, climbing Yellowhead Pass, Pyramid Falls, Mount Robson, Rogers Pass, Kicking Horse Canyon and the Spiral Tunnels.
Guests can also explore Banff National Park, Lake Minnewanka and Bow Falls in Banff, plus Jasper National Park and Maligne Lake in Jasper at the beginning and/or end of their train journey.
Certain packages also include the opportunity to ride an Ice Explorer (a vehicle designed for glacial travel) to the middle of the Athabasca Glacier, which was formed thousands of years ago and located in Columbia Icefields, one of the largest icefields south of the Arctic Circle.
The two-day journey departs on set dates between 10 June and 10 July, starting at £1,670 per person, including meals onboard Rocky Mountaineer, one night’s stay at a hotel in Kamloops, and luggage handling and rail station transfers in Kamloops.
