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We have a wonderful trip highlighting three of the great steam train trips in the West, including a rare journey over the Grand Canyon Railway to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon behind steam. After this, we travel to the mining town of Ely, NV, for a ride on the historic Nevada Northern Railway before another steam trip over the storied Virginia &amp; Truckee Railroad. All in a brilliant holiday with fine hotels, a leisurely pace, travel over the original Route 66, some exceptional dining, and non-train sightseeing like the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, a cruise on shimmering Lake Tahoe, and a visit to the National Automobile Collection in Reno. We even include a ride on the California Zephyr train from Reno to Sacramento for a daylight crossing of the Sierra Nevada. Starting in Phoenix, we have a short scenic drive through Oak Creek Canyon to Williams, AZ, stopping for lunch and a visit to Sedona en route. The next day is a treat, from Williams to the Grand Canyon by steam with a sightseeing tour of the South Rim before returning to Williams, a day to remember. We then travel west over the most interesting part of Route 66 through towns like Ash Fork and Seligman on this historic roadway, complete with a 1940s-era road signs for Burma Shave, a wonderful journey back in time while on the way to Las Vegas. In Las Vegas, we have included a fine hotel stay on the Strip with time to take in a show or a great restaurant.From Las Vegas, a scenic drive north to historic Ely, NV, with a ghost town visit on the way, for a ride on the Nevada Northern Railroad through this ruggedly beautiful terrain. This is a warm-up for our drive over Highway 50, the “Loneliest Road in America’ with waypoints like Austin and Eureka to Reno, where a three-night stay awaits. In Reno, we enjoy a full day visit to staggeringly beautiful Lake Tahoe, along with a lake cruise, and the next day, a steam train ride on the storied Virginia &amp; Truckee Railroad with Virginia City, the most fabled Comstock Lode town of all. More beautiful sights await the next day when we board the California Zephyr for the pretty day trip over the Sierra Nevada from Reno to Sacramento, a journey of great sights and history over the original transcontinental railroad. In Sacramento, we visit the acclaimed California State Railroad Museum and enjoy a farewell dinner before our holiday concludes. With a professional tour manager, superb, included sightseeing, fine hotels, enjoyable dining with many meals included, and the luxury of a small group, this nicely paced holiday is certain to sell out. We invite you to join us. All Aboard!

Grand Canyon Village, AZ 86023, USA

FOUR GREAT TRAIN TRIPS over the storied Grand 		Canyon Railway, the historic Nevada Northern Railway 		and the fabled Virginia & Truckee Railroad. And a trip 		aboard the California Zephyr.

Four fun train rides

All transfers by road are by deluxe Mercedes Sprinter with two and one seating, big windows and great comfort. With frequent stops and no long trips, all non-smoking.

Comfortable touring

Excellent hotel choices with the majority of our hotel stays 		being two or three nights with breakfast daily.

Fine hotels throughout

Great non-train sightseeing is a highlight including Bearizona in Williams, AZ, a visit to the National Automobile Collection in Reno and a sternwheeler cruise in Lake Tahoe.

Unique experiences

We enjoy plenty of time in Virginia City NV, Lake Tahoe and Old Sacramento.

Plenty of free time

Comprehensive visit to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon with multiple sightseeing stops.  

Grand views Grand Canyon

Sightseeing drive over the original Route 66 “The Mother Road’ between Ash Fork and Kingman, a spectacular journey back in time over an incredibly scenic road.

Historic Route 66

Fully hosted by professional tour manager.

Personalized attention

We depart Phoenix Sky Harbor airport or the adjacent Crowne Plaza Hotel this morning at 10am, bound for Williams and the Grand Canyon. We have a pretty ride north through Oak Creek Canyon, stopping in Sedona with its famed Red Cliffs for lunch and time to sightsee before continuing on to Williams, on historic Route 66 for our two-night stay. L (For guests who would like to arrive the night before, we have a special rate at the Crowne Plaza of $220 per night, including breakfast.

Historic Williams, Arizona

Day 1

The big day. We depart Williams this morning on a special steam train bound for the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. This is a lovely 2.5-hour trip each way with great photo opportunities. We enjoy almost four hours in this amazing setting and have included a coach tour of the South Rim, which offers many great vantage points to sightsee and take pictures, including Maricopa Point and Ooh-ah Point. Later this afternoon, another ride behind steam back to Williams, where a special dinner is included tonight.

Steam to the Grand Canyon

Day 2

This morning, we depart for Las Vegas, stopping first at Bearizona, a remarkable wildlife and safari park in Williams featuring wolves, bears, bison, and mountain goats, most of which we drive through. This is always a highlight for our guests. Then we travel over the original Route 66 for the most interesting part of the road through Arizona, viewing small towns like Ash Fork and Seligman that have been all but forgotten. The road is complete with 1940’s era road signs and captures a now vanished America famously described by John Steinbeck as “The Mother Road”. Later this afternoon we arrive in Las Vegas &amp; begin our overnight stay on the Strip with all evening free.

Route 66

Day 3

A scenic day with a drive north through the rugged landscapes of the Silver State. As the day unfolds, soak in the dramatic vistas along the Extraterrestrial Highway, a route famed for its mysterious allure. This afternoon we have a visit to Cherry Creek ghost town before an overnight stay in Ely, a historic town of great charm.

The Wild Nevada Desert

Day 4

This morning, we board the Nevada Northern Railway for a trip through this ruggedly beautiful scenery, again behind steam. Later, a magnificent drive on Highway 50, the famed Loneliest Road in America passing through historic towns like Austin and Eureka en route to Reno. Upon arrival, we enjoy the ultimate luxury when traveling, a three-night hotel stay at the superb Silver Legacy Hotel. The evening is free to relax.

The Nevada Northern Railway and America's loneliest road

Day 5

All morning to sleep in with a 10 am departure for one of the most stunning sights in North America, shimmering cobalt blue Lake Tahoe with its mountain backdrop. We sightsee around the Lake, with free time before boarding the sternwheeler boat MS Dixie for a beautiful Lake cruise that takes in Emerald Bay. No matter how many times you have been there, Lake Tahoe always inspires. We return to Reno in the late afternoon.

Majestic Lake Tahoe

Day 6

We depart after breakfast for Virginia City NV with a ride, behind steam, on the Virginia &amp; Truckee Railroad, the most fabled of all mining railroads. After our ride, we have three hours to enjoy Virginia City with time to visit a mine, enjoy a drink in the Delta Saloon or the Bucket of Blood Saloon. On our way back to Reno with visit the National Automobile Collection, a dream for those that love cars and considered the best car museum in the country. For those not as keen on cars, we offer a trip to the downtown Arts district of Reno along the Truckee River.

Experience the old west on the Virginia & Truckee Railroad

Day 7

Another great train ride today, this one aboard Amtrak’s California Zephyr on the amazing day trip over the Sierra Nevada between Reno and Sacramento over the original transcontinental railroad. The names read like the pages out of America history: Stanford Curve, Donner Lake, Cape Horn, Blue Canyon, Auburn and finally Sacramento. Here we disembark after and stay overnight with a special Farewell dinner this evening.

Train travel over the Sierra Nevada

Day 8

Perhaps saving the best for last, this morning we tour the acclaimed California State Railroad Museum in Old Sacramento, considered the best train museum in North America if not in the world. There are full size locomotives, dining cars, sleeping cars and exhibits highlighting the Sierra crossing and its construction. We provide a transfer to the train station and airport after 1pm for those traveling home today. Guests may also extend their stay in Sacramento or do the speedy two-hour train ride to San Francisco for a stay in “Everybody’s Favorite City’ taking advantage of our special package.

Old Sacramento and the California Railroad Museum

Day 9

Steam through the West | July 2026

Double occupancy

Pre-tour night at the Crowne Plaza Hotel (or similar) at Phoenix airport, including breakfast and airport transfer. Price is per room, not per person.

Phoenix pre-departure hotel stay

Single occupancy

Glacier National Park has long been one of our favorite places on Earth. Established as a National Park in 1910, it is a land sculpted by prehistoric ice rivers, where mountain ranges rise dramatically above alpine meadows, deep forests, shimmering waterfalls, some 25 glistening glaciers, and more than 200 sparkling lakes.With its crystalline waters and the famed Going-to-the-Sun Road stretching across the Continental Divide, few places compare to Glacier National Park. And while a holiday devoted solely to Glacier would be extraordinary, in this journey, it is only the beginning. After our time in the park, we continue to a spectacular Alaska Inside Passage cruise aboard Cunard’s celebrated Queen Elizabeth, visiting the very best of the Inside Passage—including majestic Glacier Bay National Park. And since not all grandeur is outdoors, the Queen Elizabeth surrounds guests with Art Deco–inspired elegance, spacious staterooms and suites, refined service, and nearly two centuries of maritime tradition.Our adventure begins with overnight train travel aboard the Empire Builder, departing from Portland, Seattle, or Midwest points and gliding toward Whitefish, Montana. Two full days of comprehensive sightseeing in Glacier National Park follow, featuring the Going-to-the-Sun Road, a scenic cruise on Lake McDonald, and visits to Many Glacier and Swiftcurrent Lake. A fine hotel, daily breakfast, and a casual welcome dinner are, of course, included. After exploring Glacier, we journey west on a scenic drive to Spokane, Washington, with a visit to charming Coeur d’Alene, Idaho—a pretty lakeside town framed by forested hills. In Spokane, another excellent hotel awaits. The next morning, a pleasant four-hour drive brings us to Seattle, where the Queen Elizabeth is ready to welcome us aboard. Once at sea, guests enjoy the attentive service, superb dining, and timeless atmosphere that have made Cunard the most storied name in ocean travel.Because 2026 will be the final year Queen Elizabeth sails in Alaska—and as we offer this holiday only once—we encourage prompt reservations to avoid disappointment.All aboard!

Glacier Park Montana

Begin your adventure aboard the Empire Builder train, traveling overnight from Portland/Seattle or the Midwest to Whitefish, Montana. Enjoy the dining car and sightseer lounge car.. 

A famous train ride

Guests with limited time may instead fly to Kalispell with our low add-on fare of just $199–$299pp from over 200 U.S. cities. Details upon request.

For those with less time

Stay in fine hotels throughout, each selected for comfort, location, and classic Western hospitality—complete with daily breakfast and effortless luggage handling.

Two full days in Glacier National Park including the famed red “jammer” buses over the Continental Divide over the famed Going-to-the-Sun Road and two lake cruises, perfect for beautiful vistas.

Glorious Glacier Park

Relax with seamless transportation and transfers from the moment your holiday begins to the moment it ends.

Ease & convenience 

Celebrate your Montana arrival with a welcome dinner, enjoy a special lunch in Seattle on the day you board the ship, savor an elegant dinner in the specialty Verandah Restaurant aboard Queen Elizabet

Enticing extras

Travel worry-free with a professional tour manager at your side throughout, handling the details so you can enjoy the journey.

All aboard for adventure! Depart Portland, Seattle, or Midwest points this afternoon on the storied Empire Builder, bound for Big Sky Country. Settle into the rhythm of the rails and head to the Sightseer Lounge, where floor-to-ceiling windows frame ever-changing panoramas as we roll across the West on the historic BNSF Railway.

Ride the Empire Builder

Awaken to mountain silhouettes and wide Montana skies as we arrive in Whitefish. A short transfer brings us to our hotel. This evening, enjoy a relaxed welcome dinner—a perfect chance to meet your fellow adventurers and toast the journey ahead.

Glacier National Park

Today delivers classic Glacier grandeur. Explore the hidden valleys and towering peaks of the Many Glacier area, including a visit to the historic Many Glacier Hotel—one of the park’s most dramatic settings. Continue to Glacier Park Lodge, the largest log structure in the world, before embarking on an unforgettable afternoon cruise across the glassy waters of Two Medicine Lake.

A spellbinding day lies ahead. We travel the legendary Going-to-the-Sun Road aboard iconic red jammer buses, climbing high along sheer cliffs and alpine vistas. Later, board a scenic cruise on shimmering Lake McDonald, framed by the rugged ramparts of the Continental Divide—one of the West’s most photogenic landscapes.

This morning we set out on a scenic westward drive, passing mountain valleys and forested lakes on our way to charming Coeur d’Alene, Idaho—one of the prettiest small cities in the Rockies. Continue to Spokane, where the afternoon is yours to explore. Don’t miss the roaring Spokane Falls, just a short walk from our hotel and an impressive sight in any season.

Spokane WA

A beautiful drive carries us across Washington to Seattle’s waterfront, where Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth awaits. Enjoy a special lunch en route before boarding your elegant ship. At 5:00 p.m., the whistle sounds—our grand adventure north begins as we sail for Alaska, the Great Land.

Board Queen Elizabeth

Relax into the rhythm of life at sea as we glide through the sheltered waters of the Inside Passage. Mountains rise on either side, marine wildlife may appear at any moment, and the Queen Elizabeth offers endless ways to indulge, unwind, or explore.

At sea

Welcome to Ketchikan—Alaska’s “First City” and one of its most colorful. Cradled between mountains and sea, the town buzzes with floatplanes, fishing boats, and waterfront life. Explore its totem poles, heritage, rainforests, and lively docks where adventure is always close at hand.

Ketchikan Alaska

Guarded by mountains and fed by an icefield that never melts, Juneau is a breathtaking capital city with wilderness at its doorstep. The mighty Mendenhall Glacier is a highlight—an ever-shifting river of blue ice that inspires awe the moment it comes into view.

Juneau Alaska

Few places on Earth rival Glacier Bay for sheer scale and majesty. Sail past towering mountain ranges that soar to 15,000 feet, their massive snowfields feeding more than a thousand glaciers. Watch for calving ice walls, floating bergs, and wildlife along the rugged shores of this protected natural cathedral.

Cruising Glacier Bay National Park

Day 10

Another peaceful day of cruising allows time to soak in Alaska’s wilderness vistas—or the Queen Elizabeth’s many pleasures. Enjoy afternoon tea, stroll the decks, or simply settle into a chair and watch the mountains drift by.

Alaska's Inside Passage

Day 11

Arrive in charming Victoria, a delightful blend of Old World elegance and Pacific Northwest beauty. Wander past Victorian architecture, stroll the lively Inner Harbour, or savor the city’s gardens, which bloom almost year-round thanks to Vancouver Island’s mild climate.

Victoria British Columbia

Day 12

This morning, we return to Seattle, bidding farewell to newfound friends and a journey filled with unforgettable moments—mountains, glaciers, rail adventure, and the timeless charm of Cunard. What a spectacular way to explore the Northwest and Alaska.

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