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explores the canadian rockies  The Rocky Mountaineer tour train edges toward one of the spiral tunnels in Yoho National Park.  Rambling through Canada's Rocky Mountains aboard the Rocky Mountaineer numbers among the world's greatest train rides. Canada's famous tour train offers a unique vacation experience. Wide-eyed passengers press against panoramic dome windows as the Rocky Mountaineer tour train slices through the glacial wilderness of the majestic Canadian Rockies. Along the way, tour train passengers may spy bald eagle, grizzlies, black bear, moose and caribou. Each fall, Rocky Mountaineer guests are treated to the added spectacle of Western Canada's colorful foliage. All Rocky Mountaineer tours offer a choice of comfort levels. First class Goldleaf service affords panoramic dome coach seating and formal dining room offering regional favorites like British Columbian salmon and prime Albertan Angus beef. Standard Redleaf service features picture windows and spacious seating. Onboard interpreters are available to share insights and appreciations of the Rocky Mountains' natural wonders and cultural attractions.  The Rocky Mountaineer cuts through the dense pine forest of Banff National Park, Alberta. toledoblade.com, 11 March 2007
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