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From the cosmopolitan streets of Toronto to the snow-capped peaks of the Canadian Rockies, our neighbor to the north features a diverse set of vacation destinations that are beautiful year-round.

Download map directions before starting the drive ... train service for tourists without vehicles, but there are Canadian ...

On route through Banff, Alberta, you’ll experience Western Canada through oversized train windows while, imbibing a glass of local wine.

SilverLeaf service, meanwhile, takes place on a single-level train car, and you’ll dine on gourmet nosh from your seat. Rates vary by service level and package (i.e., short journey, Rockies ...

Admire the scenery from the train’s glass-domed coach and outdoor viewing platforms as you traverse Cananda's countryside through the Rockies. Indulge in luxury during three nights in iconic Banff ...

Whether you want to embark on a romantic long-distance rail journey in Europe or a boozy excursion through Napa Valley’s vineyards, Travel + Leisure has the scoop on the latest routes — and ...

Journey to the Rockies by Rail With such a variety of experiences at your fingertips, Banff, Lake Louise, and Jasper truly encapsulate the magic of the Canadian Rockies. But how you get there can ...

Join this once-in-a-lifetime train trip across Canada—a small-group journey (26 guests maximum) from Vancouver across the expanse of five provinces, from the Pacific Northwest through the Canadian ...

That’s pre-Google, pre-cell phones, literally just directions on a map and hoping ... the magnificent Canadian Rockies themselves. First Passage to the West is a two-day train journey that ...

“Heli-hiking gives you the opportunity to reach high places in comfort,” says Dave Butler, Canadian Mountain Holidays’ director of summer adventures. “You can walk all day in terrain that ...

The Canadian Rockies are distinct from the American Rockies as they have been been very heavily glaciated, resulting in sharply pointed mountains separated by wide, U-shaped valleys gouged by ...