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California Zephyr With Yellowstone National Park - 7 Night/8 Day Tour
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More than 2,000 acres of geysers, hot springs, and lava formations await you in Yellowstone, the world’s first national park established in 1872. Located in three states, Wyoming, Montana and Idaho, Yellowstone’s most famous sights include Old Faithful, the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone and the Continental Divide. Keep your cameras handy as the vast Yellowstone is teeming with roaming wildlife, including wolves, grizzly bears, bison and elk. Your “Yellowstone National Park” 8-day adventure includes two nights onboard Amtrak’s California Zephyr as well as one night in Salt Lake City, three nights at the Yellowstone Park Hotel and one night in San Francisco. This well-planned itinerary combines rail touring with scenic driving and land tours to give you the “best of the West” independent vacation. Consider upgrading to a roomette or bedroom, which includes meals aboard the train. |
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Visiting Washington State by Train
Washington State is located on the Pacific north coast of the United State; it's bordered by British Columbia (Canada) in the North, by Idaho State on the East side, and by Oregon State in the South.
The state can be divided into 6 geographic land a [...] (Read Article)
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May 23 2012 -
Railroad boosts local economy
ALAMOSA — San Luis & Rio Grande Railroad is on track for another busy tourist season. General Manager Matt Abbey updated Alamosa city councilors during their meeting last Wednesday on improvements and expansions completed or underway with the railroad. |
May 23 2012 -
Restored depot evolves into railroad museum
By Lynn Grisard Fullman, Special to the Times Wednesday, May 9, 2012 Toy trains have intrigued Ed Dice for as long as he can remember. In the beginning, it was a wooden train at his grandparents' house. Later, there was his father's Lionel train that circled a basement sump pump in their home. One Christmas in the 1950s, Dice's father wrapped the train and gave it to his son. With his new ... |
May 23 2012 -
Suspect indicted for threatening cop
MARTINSBURG - A Martinsburg man, shot by police earlier this year while allegedly threatening an officer with a railroad spike, was among more than two dozen people indicted Tuesday by a Berkeley County grand jury. Douglas C. |
May 22 2012 -
Phelps beats Lochte at Charlotte, Berens wins race
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- Michael Phelps easily beat Ryan Lochte in perhaps their final race before the U.S. Olympic trials, but they both wound up trailing hometown favorite Ricky Berens at the Charlotte Grand Prix.... |
May 21 2012 -
Section of Rio Grande Trail to remain closed until Friday
The gates on a midvalley section of the Rio Grande Trail will remain locked an extra four days next week while trail repairs are completed and a vault toilet is installed along the stretch. This gate is about 4 miles upvalley from Carbondale. |
May 21 2012 -
Closure of Rio Grande Trail to last a little bit longer
The gates on a midvalley section of the Rio Grande Trail will remain locked an extra four days next week while trail repairs are completed and a vault toilet is installed along the stretch. This gate is about three miles upvalley from Carbondale. |
May 21 2012 -
Tunneling to Long Island
Construction on the East Side Access Project at Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan, New York, May 17, 2012. When completed, the eight track terminal is expected to allow trains from Long Island Railroad to travel into Grand Central Terminal. |
May 20 2012 -
The Rise of the Caucasus Tiger
YEREVAN, Armenia — A first glance of Yerevan from the imposing central train station may appear uninspiring — bleak empty buildings flank the large square in the gray light of dawn, merchants setting up their stalls stare warily at passersby, and the grandiose monument of a rider on a horse pays tribute to the country’s Soviet past. |
May 20 2012 -
4% fare hike for rail riders Jan. 1
Commuters ride the Metro-North train from Stamford, Conn. to Grand Central Terminal in New York on Thursday, February 16, 2012. Photo: Lindsay Niegelberg / Stamford Advocate | Buy This Photo |
May 19 2012 -
MTA eyes privatization at Grand Central
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is considering outsourcing the management and operations of the tunnels and 360,000-square-foot station being built to bring Long Island Rail Road trains into Grand Central Terminal under the East Side Access project. The authority paid Scottsdale, Ariz.-based InfraConsult $600,000 to determine the feasibility of outsourcing the operations of the ... |
May 19 2012 -
GR-area Air Force sgt dies in Germany
An Air Force staff sergeant, on his final days of duty before coming home to Grand Rapids, died in Germany after his bicycle was hit by a train. |
May 17 2012 -
Moving Grand Rapids forward at TEDx
A Byron Center HS graduate has been killed in a train-bike accident near a ... This has been a tough year for most Michigan fruit farmers, but one family farm ... |
May 16 2012 -
Reenactment will launch center’s opening
Travis Gerber, dressed as Peter Skene Ogden, will lead the Ogden Trek on June 2 from Carlin to the California Trail Center, which will be celebrating its grand opening that day. |
May 16 2012 -
Blog Entries
Filmmakers follow the lives of several aspiring ballet dancers from around the globe (ages 9 to 19) as they train for the Youth America Grand Prix, a prestigious dance competition in New York City that ... |
May 14 2012 -
Hopewell Depot opening set for Wednesday
The grand opening and dedication of the recently restored Hopewell Depot train station, at the southeastern tip of the Dutchess Rail Trail, takes place at 10 a.m. April 25. |
May 14 2012 -
Chinese delegation presents sculpture honoring railroad workers
Chinese delegation presents sculpture honoring railroad workers By david montero The Salt Lake Tribune Published May 14, 2012 03:51PM MDT Margaret Yee’s hands caressed the sculpture in the Gold Room at the state Capitol on Monday morning while her mind wandered over her past. “This is my grandfather,” she finally said with a laugh and rubbed the figure with a shovel balanced over his shoulder ... |
May 14 2012 -
U.P.'s classic steam locomotive makes stop in G.I.
Union Pacific Railroad’s classic steam locomotive No. 844 stopped in Grand Island for about 30 minutes Monday afternoon for periodic lubricating, but only about 40 people knew it and were able to see the locomotive up close. |
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