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Discover the wondrous Southwest
A new elevated train experience from the travel visionaries behind Canyon Spirit
America Celebrates 250 Years: Save $250 per person
on select 2026 journeys!
Iconic scenery, world-class hospitality, and legendary train journeys. For 35 years, Rocky Mountaineer has been introducing travelers to some of the most breathtaking landscapes in Western Canada with its three distinctive rail routes exploring the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Now, Canyon Spirit builds on the legacy of Rocky Mountaineer, with an elevated rail experience traveling through the American Southwest. Available as both a two-day route travelling between Denver and Moab, and a three-day journey connecting Denver and Salt Lake City via Moab—the experience offers world-class hospitality in perfect contrast with the rugged landscapes you pass through.
Whether you choose the all-inclusive Signature experience, or enhance your journey with the Premier upgrade, you’ll enjoy a culinary program inspired by what’s outside those glass-dome windows as your Hosts bring the landscape to life with storytelling and insights. Canyon Spirit offers a rail journey that is truly unforgettable.
In honor of America’s 250th birthday taking place next year, we’re inviting you to commemorate this historic milestone with an unforgettable rail adventure. Enjoy $250 USD off per person on qualifying Canyon Spirit packages with the America Celebrates 250 Promotion! This once-in-a-generation celebration is the perfect opportunity to explore the awe-inspiring landscapes that make this country truly remarkable.
Offer ends November 8, 2026.
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Rockies to the Red Rocks Three-Day Rail Classic
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5 days / 4 nights
Priced from $3,352 per person with Premier upgrade
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Enjoy the perfect balance of convenience and freedom with a classic package. With hotel stays arranged before and after your train journey, you’ll have the flexibility to explore at your own pace, making the most of every unforgettable moment. Enjoy three days of extraordinary landscapes onboard Canyon Spirit. This trip includes vast canyons, inspiring deserts, natural archways and enchanting hoodoos. This journey between Salt Lake City and Denver is filled with highlights, best seen by train and includes overnight stays in Salt Lake City, Moab, Glenwood Springs, and Denver.
Highlights:
- 3 days onboard Canyon Spirit
- Luggage handling and rail station transfers in Salt Lake City, Moab, Glenwood Springs and Denver
- Meals: 2 breakfast, 2 lunch, 1 dinner
- 4 nights hotel: Salt Lake City, Moab, Glenwood Springs and Denver
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Rockies to the Red Rocks Mighty 5 Explorer
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6 days / 5 nights
Priced from $3,072 per person with Premier upgrade
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Experience the awe-inspiring beauty of Utah’s Mighty 5 National Parks, seamlessly paired with an unforgettable train journey with our Mighty 5 Explorer package. This package maximizes your time in nature’s masterpiece while making planning effortless. Enjoy two days of extraordinary landscapes onboard a Canyon Spirit train. This trip includes vast canyons, inspiring deserts, natural archways and enchanting hoodoos. Choose to travel eastbound or westbound.
Highlights:
- 2 days onboard Canyon Spirit
- Sightseeing Tour - Las Vegas to Bryce Canyon National Park
- Sightseeing Tour - Bryce Canyon National Park to Moab
- Luggage handling and rail station transfers in Moab, Glenwood Springs and Denver
- Meals: 2 breakfast, 3 lunch, 2 dinner
- 5 nights hotel: Bryce Canyon, Moab, Glenwood Springs and Denver
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MASTers Of Travel #35 - Canyon Spirit |
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Watch to Learn More About Canyon Spirit
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In this episode, Dawn Burtch, Key Accounts Manager, North America from Armstrong Collective discusses the unique luxury rail journeys offered by their Rocky Mountaineer and Canyon Spirit brands. These rail experiences focus not just on transportation but on immersive, scenic travel through some of North America’s most breathtaking landscapes, including the Canadian Rockies and the American Southwest. Dawn explains the company’s 35-year legacy, its family-owned origins, and the recent expansion and rebranding efforts under the Armstrong Collective umbrella.
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