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Rocky Mountaineer Launches Limited-Time-Only Route Offering

29.07.25 | Open Jaw

Rocky Mountaineer Train Exterior

Luxury rail company Rocky Mountaineer has launched a brand-new Passage to the Peaks route through Canada, available for booking only in June/July 2026.

This unique new journey explores the heart of the Canadian Rockies, featuring destinations like Jasper, Kamloops, Lake Louise, and Banff. Unlike other Rocky Mountaineer routes, Passage to the Peaks does not travel to the West Coast, and instead focuses on the majestic evergreen forests, glacial lakes, and towering mountains between Banff and Jasper.

On this daylight-only luxury rail experience, Rocky Mountaineer guests will witness the breathtaking scenery unfold through expansive, panoramic windows (and glass-domed coaches on GoldLeaf coaches). Guests will also be treated to gourmet meals prepared by onboard chefs using fresh, local ingredients, while personalized service from hosts ensures every need is met onboard.

Package options range from two to ten days, with full package details available on the website.

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