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Amtrak's Coast Starlight
Amtrak's Coast Starlight combines hotel-style comfort with spectacular views of the Pacific.
 
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Portland, OR-based; departures from selected cities
North America's sprawling deserts, sandy beaches, stunning mountains and towering waterfalls are revealed from a blue and gold fleet of vintage streamliners, restored and refitted to underscore rail's classic appeal with modern detail. Onboard accomodations include elegant lounge and dining cars, a dome observation car, and comfortable sleeping cabins. Seasonal tours include Copper Canyon and Colonial Mexico, American Southwest, Antebellum South, Transcontinental Rail Journey, National Parks of the West. Departure points like Washington, D.C., Los Angeles, Salt Lake City and Seattle vary by tour.

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Alaska Railroad
Anchorage, AK
ARR's claim that "The best way to see Alaska is on the Railroad" seems easy to confirm. Reclining seats, picture windows and a commendable dining service set the stage. Along the way, onboard tour guides identify passing habitats from boreal forests and arctic tundra to glistening glaciers... and point out native wildlife including moose, caribou, grizzlies and the occasional wolf. The railroad's signature tour train, Denali Star, follows the railbelt between Anchorage and Fairbanks, glimpsing the backcountry's range of habitats and species -- including Mount McKinley. Optional GoldStar service upgrades the experience with bi-level coaches featuring unique sky dome lounges. Complementary Coastal Classic (Seward) and Glacier Discovery (Whittier) routes extend touring possibilities. Day out and 2- to 10-day tours include nature safaris, heritage discoveries and active adventures. The website's scope is comprehensive; its design eminently navigable.
Amtrak - Coast Starlight
Seattle, WA - Los Angeles, CA
More than just another long-distance train, Amtrak's Coast Starlight treats guests to an overnight sampler of West Coast sights and delights. The Seattle - Portland - Bay Area - Santa Barbara - Los Angeles route brings folks to within easy range of Disneyland, Hearst Castle, Silicon Valley, Fishermen's Wharf, Pacific beaches, redwood forests, wine country and snowcapped peaks. The streamliner welcomes sleeper passenger to its exclusive bi-level Parlour Car, featuring library/game and movie lounges, And all guests are encouraged to enjoy to enjoy regional cuisine and wines, Klondike Park heritage guides, domed sightseer lounge and Kiddie Car. The Coast Starlight operates daily in each direction. Its only official web presence is hosted by the Amtrak website and contains a link to a pdf file containing a detailed Route Guide.

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