Route Name |
Connecting Cities |
Key Features |
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Auto Train |
Lorton, VA - Sanford, FL |
Allows passengers to transport their vehicles. Perfect for snowbirds heading south or families on road trips. |
California Zephyr |
Chicago, IL - Emeryville, CA |
Considered one of the most scenic train routes in North America, passing through the Rockies and Sierra Nevada. |
Capitol Limited |
Washington, D.C. - Chicago, IL |
A historic route connecting the nation's capital with the Midwest. |
Cardinal |
New York, NY - Chicago, IL |
Offers a unique scenic journey through the mountains of West Virginia and Virginia. |
City of New Orleans |
Chicago, IL - New Orleans, LA |
A classic route steeped in history and culture, connecting the Midwest with the vibrant South. |
Coast Starlight |
Seattle, WA - Los Angeles, CA |
A stunning coastal route offering breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean. |
Crescent |
New York, NY - New Orleans, LA |
Connects the Northeast with the Deep South, passing through major cities like Atlanta and Birmingham. |
Empire Builder |
Chicago, IL - Seattle, WA / Portland, OR |
A long-distance route traversing the northern plains and providing access to Glacier National Park. |
Lake Shore Limited |
New York, NY / Boston, MA - Chicago, IL |
Connects the Northeast with the Midwest along the shores of the Great Lakes. |
Palmetto |
New York, NY - Savannah, GA |
A convenient option for travelers heading to the historic cities of the Southeast. |
Silver Meteor |
New York, NY - Miami, FL |
A popular route for snowbirds and vacationers traveling between the Northeast and Florida. |
Silver Star |
New York, NY - Miami, FL |
Another key route connecting the Northeast with Florida, offering a similar service to the Silver Meteor. |
Sunset Limited |
New Orleans, LA - Los Angeles, CA |
A transcontinental route traversing the southern United States, offering a unique perspective on the American Southwest. |
Texas Eagle |
Chicago, IL - San Antonio, TX |
Connects the Midwest with Texas, offering access to major cities like St. Louis and Dallas. |