Welcome onboard an incredible Luxury Train through some of the most spectacular landscapes in the USA. This is 2 Days on the Rocky Mountaineer’s new Rockies to Red Rocks route in the United States!
If you’re thinking of taking an unforgettable train journey, watch this first! With its unmatched scenery, the Rocky Mountaineer’s Rockies to Red Rocks luxury train should find its way onto your bucket list.
Even though Rocky Mountaineer has been around since the 1990’s, this is their first Luxury Train in the United States!
In this video, we’ll travel from Denver from Moab, Utah and Arches National Park onboard this incredible Luxury Train in their premium Rocky Mountaineer Silverleaf Plus class of service. You’ll see the Luxury Train features available on this train along with the Luxury Train Food! We’ll also take in some of the incredible sights on this Luxury Train trip.
You’ll see the sights, the food, and gain insight into what it’s like to travel on the newest Luxury Train in the United States: Rocky Mountaineer’s Rockies to Red Rocks.
0:00 Introduction
1:39 Day One on the Rocky Mountaineer Rockies to Red Rocks
19:12 Day Two on the Rocky Mountaineer Rockies to Red Rocks
28:33 Bloopers
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Music:
Like a Breeze – Brett Gregory
Every You – Benjamin Carey
Rescue Me. -Bireli Snow
Before I Knew You – Harper Rey
Just Spend Time – Ryan Freeman
Good Vibes (Instrumental Version) – East of Heaven
Into the Earth – King Peaks
Omnipresent – North Sphere
You Is Magic – River Run Dry
Proud of You – Briar Edwards
We Sail – Benjamin Carey
The Coldest Nights – River Run Dry
Chuggin’ Away – River Run Dry
Please Tell Me – Plain Strolls
Something Like This – Plain Strolls
29 Comments
Welcome to Glenwood Springs!
We hope you enjoyed your stay
We didn't enjoy your train engine idling in the yard ALL NIGHT LONG every other night for weeks on end, you guys were just out of earshot. we weren't
My best friend and I are doing this next month. We are celebrating turning 60! Thanks for the video. We are so excited. Hope we are not disappointed. 😊
I love to live red Rocky mountain
I just love traveling by train. Believe it or not I've never been on a plane before. I always travel by train if I am not driving myself. One of these days I will get the sleeper car.
the seats on the train is nice. I like the viewing area with the black chairs. They look comfortable
love you guys! i'm going to put this trip on my list! looks amazing!
Facinating West rools 2. Good
The train looks empty. Unfortunately this doesn't bode well for its long-term viability.
That four-second look at the Hotel Colorado in Glenwood was nostalgic as my dad Glenn Hopkins owned it in the late '50s, I was the summer life guard at the pool that is no longer there. Teddy Roosevelt stayed there when he was bear hunting, that's how old it is. Memories….
3.78 million views, wow!
You get what you pay for. Very well done video. Thanks. GB
I wouldn’t like eating at my seat.
Question how much it cost
I'll save the 1,800 and bring my own snacks and booze on the $80 Zephyr
Nice video. Last US train I was on was the steam train in Ely in '13, a historical ride. My parents used to take the train from Fairfield CA to Reno, the CA Zephyr, which they loved.
My first train rides were the Double Decker train rides from Tinley Park IL into downtown Chicago in the early 60's. I've taken three Eurail trips between '87 and '91, those trains are amazing and quite scenic in the Alps, mountain scenery like that you share in this great video.
Last European train ride was Luzern to Lauterbrunnen and back in Switzerland in '17.
You speak well and serve as a great historian and guide!
Yes! Lounge car all the way.🤙
Picture clarity is great. What kind of camcorder do you use?
😮Packages start at 1,247. I was thinking $300 .😢 I can never make that kind of money.Sadden that I will never get to ride such a beauty
What camera do you use to shoot your videos. The shots you have are stunning. So crisp and clear. So hi def. I mean I have a bran new MacBook with a high end HD display but you have to be shooting HD video to be getting those stunning shots of the outdoors of America. Thank you
Those suburbs west of Denver is where I call home 🤩 it’s cool to see our neighborhood in one of your vlogs!
I love your 'glass half full' attitude,,
Excellent presentation. At the Hot Springs, Suzanne mentioned that the temperature was 45 Degrees. What time of year did you make the trip? And what do you recommend to be the best time to take it?
In front of the big screen. Just like being there. Great camera work. The clay is much like the badlands in the river valley where I live.
WHAT I LOVE ABOUT YOU GUYS IS YOUR HONEST TO ADMIT THAT YOU CAN AFFORD THE BETTER THINGS IN LIFE CONGRATULATIONS 😅😅😅❤❤❤❤
The price😅 is nowhere near worth it this train is for people who have more money than brains
As far as trains, the US is decades behind Asia and Europe.
Sounds like fun. I still like the concept of a dedicated dining car.
Thank you so much for sharing your trip.
My girlfriend and I will be taking this very trip next month (June 2023) and we are thrilled beyond measure.
This will be a once in a lifetime trip for us and your video is so informative and fun.
Do you have any tips or favourite spots along the route?
We are both avid and accomplished photographers.
Thank you again.
These are the same coaches used between Vancouver Pacific Central to Jasper/Banf. Kudos to the engineers and builders who created this marvel of a route
I've seen some of the same content on other channels but, I really enjoy your style and presentation. Keep it up and, thanks.