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The Canadian Train

Published Nov 25, 2025

9 min read

The Canadian, operated by VIA Rail, is the longest train ride in Canada, covering 4,466 kilometres over approximately 85 hours. It connects Toronto and Vancouver through the Prairies and Rockies as the nation’s most iconic transcontinental rail journey.

From the bustle of Toronto to the majesty of the Rockies and the serene West Coast, The VIA Rail Canadian train gives you a rare opportunity to see Canada's diverse scenery in one amazing trip.

Follow the historic rail route that made Canada what it is today. Built in the 19th century to connect the nation, the Canadian National Railway stretches across the endless fields of the prairies and then carves through the Rockies before arriving on the West Coast. Savor stunning views from the train and then explore the country‘s best destinations at extended stops.

Best-selling trips featuring the Canadian Train

Whether you want to see Canada’s wildlife in its natural habitat or dip your toes in a glacier-fed lake, the travel experts at Canadian Train Vacations by Fresh Tracks Canada can help. We have local knowledge of The Canadian Train and its routes. Our speciality is creating custom itineraries tailored to your interests. We love to travel, and we want to share that love with you as you explore all that Canada has to offer.

Table of contents

Best-selling trips featuring the Canadian Train
What popular trips featuring The Canadian Train is best for you?
The Canadian Train Route Map
Train Stops
History
Inside the Canadian Train
Service Levels
Quick Facts
Top Places to Visit
Frequently Asked Questions about The CanadianTrain

What popular trips featuring The Canadian Train is best for you?

Each of these itineraries feature different highlights, depending on your interests or needs. Consider making it part of a longer journey from Coast to Coast or even experiencing "the snow train" with a winter trip.

Vancouver to Toronto Train Journey

Spend 11 days exploring some of Canada's most popular destinations. This itinerary with the Canadian Train has the option of starting in Vancouver or Toronto. It includes stops at Banff and Jasper National Parks, giving you plenty of opportunities to see local wildlife and snap photos of all the attractions.

Miles covered on train: 2,775

Days on train: 5

Nights on train: 3

Canada Coast to Coast by Train

The Canada Coast to Coast itinerary includes four nights on The Canadian Train and two days on the world-famous Rocky Mountaineer. Hop on board to experience a trans-Canada journey like no other. You'll see Peggy's Cove, Lake Louise, Niagara Falls and more with this itinerary featuring The Canadian Train trip.

Miles covered on train: 3,240

Days on train: 5

Nights on train: 4

Trans Canada by Train in Winter

Forget about walking in a winter wonderland; the Trans Canada by Rail in Winter route offers breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains and prairies sparkling with frost. This itinerary includes accommodations in one of The Canadian Train cabins, stops at Jasper and Banff National Parks and a guided transfer along the Icefields Parkway, one of the most beautiful drives in the world.

Miles covered on train: 2,762

Days on train: 4

Nights on train: 4

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The Canadian Train Route

VIA Rail's The Canadian Train follows this route:

Toronto > Winnipeg > Saskatoon > Edmonton > Jasper > Kamloops > Vancouver

It can also be done in reverse.

This is the classic Canadian journey. Rumble through boreal forest, prairies and mountains on what National Geographic called one of the best train trips in the world. And along the way, you'll get to experience some uniquely Canadian destinations.

Explore Toronto, Canada's largest metropolis and a cultural and artistic hub. Or visit Winnipeg, the most under-the-radar city in the prairies, with world-class museums, art galleries and a diverse dining scene.

Cross through Saskatchewan's huge blue skies and bright-yellow fields of canola, and watch the terrain outside your window grow from foothills to the towering peaks of the Rockies. The serene coastline of Vancouver — where you will either start or end your journey — provides the perfect mix of urban luxuries and outdoor escapes.

Route map of VIA Rail’s Canadian train from Vancouver to Toronto

#1 Travel tip: Add more time in certain Canadian Train stops
If you'd like to spend more time in any of the Canadian's stops, you'll need to add some days to your itinerary. The train runs twice a week in each direction. We recommend adding extra time in Vancouver and Toronto to explore these vibrant cities and extra time in Jasper to take full advantage of the activities in the national park.

Louise Weiss
Director of Legendary Hospitality

The Canadian Train Stops

Travel on the Canadian Train offers an immersive journey across the heart of Canada. The Canadian train stops are built into the schedule for refueling and crew changes. Sometimes there is time to get out for a quick exploration, depending on the location and if the train is on time. You can also get off the train for a multi-day stay until the next scheduled train comes through.

The stops along the route include:

Vancouver: Start or end your Canadian train journey in this vibrant city, known for its stunning coastal scenery and bustling urban life. This is an ideal stop to add a couple days.
Kamloops: A gateway to outdoor adventures, Kamloops is famed for its rugged landscapes and vibrant cultural scene.
Jasper: Nestled in the heart of Jasper National Park, this stop offers breathtaking views of the Rocky Mountains and abundant wildlife. You should get a couple hours to walk around the town. Many of the Canadiantrainvacation.com itineraries include stop-overs in Jasper, allowing you to explore the Rockies.
Edmonton: Alberta’s capital, Edmonton, boasts a rich cultural heritage and lively festivals throughout the year.
Saskatoon: Known for its picturesque riverfront and vibrant arts community, Saskatoon is a charming prairie city.
Winnipeg: One of the longer stops on the Canadian train schedule — passengers could have up to four hours to explore the nearby attractions — Winnipeg features historic sites, diverse neighborhoods, and the stunning Forks National Historic Site. There is usually a complete Canadian train crew change in Winnipeg.
Sioux Lookout: This small town offers a glimpse into Northern Ontario’s serene wilderness and pristine lakes.
Capreol: A quaint community in Northern Ontario, Capreol is surrounded by scenic natural beauty.
Toronto: Canada’s largest city, Toronto, is the other terminal city on this route. Known for its iconic skyline, diverse culture, and bustling urban life, it’s the ideal destination to spend a couple days during your vacation.

Does the Canadian Train journey across canada?

Yes, VIA Rail's Canadian Train is the only train across Canada. It runs between Toronto and Vancouver, offering a scenic journey through Ontario, the Prairies, the Canadian Rockies, and British Columbia.

The History of the Canadian Train

The Canadian Train, an integral part of Canada’s rich railway heritage, dates back to the mid-20th century. Officially launched on April 24, 1955, the train was introduced by the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) as a premier transcontinental passenger service. Its establishment was part of a broader national effort to promote Canadian tourism and provide a luxurious travel experience across the country’s vast and scenic landscapes.

The Canadian was known for its iconic stainless steel cars manufactured by the Budd Company. Some of the Canadian’s key train cars feature domes that offer passengers panoramic views of the journey’s surrounding beauty. This unique design is a hallmark of the service, distinguishing it from other rail travel options of the time. The original Canadian train route connected Montreal and Vancouver, covering approximately 2775 miles (4,466 kilometers) and showcasing Canada's diverse geography from the rugged Rocky Mountains to the expansive prairies.

Over the years, VIA Rail has maintained and upgraded the train, blending historical charm with modern amenities to cater to contemporary travellers. Today, the Canadian train ride remains a beloved journey, celebrated for its historical significance and the unforgettable experience it offers to passengers exploring Canada's breathtaking landscapes.

Take a look inside the Canadian Train

You may never want to leave your cozy cabin (where you can admire the scenery while lounging in bed). But when it is time to explore the train, you'll discover spacious lounge and dining cars. Gather with your fellow travellers in the dome car for amazing views or in the lounge areas for card games, conversation, and delicious food.

The Canadian Train: Photos of the Cabin

Prestige Sleeper cabin with extra-large window onboard VIA Rail's The Canadian train

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Prestige Cabin in day set up

The luxe Prestige cabin offers a comfortable and private seating with an oversized window.

Bed and large window with blind in Sleeper Plus class cabin for one onboard VIA Rail's train, The Canadian, as it travels past snowy landscape during winter

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Cabin for One at night

The cabin for one features a cozy bunk at night.

Prestige luxury train cabin with double bed facing a window

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The Prestige cabin on The Canadian

Prestige cabins, only available on the Canadian, offer a full-sized bed with luxurious linens and a private shower.

Ladder, upper and lower beds in Sleeper Plus class cabin with large window onboard VIA Rail's train, The Canadian

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Sleeper Plus Cabin for 2

The cabin for two features bunks beds in its night set-up.

The Canadian Train: Photos of the journey

View of a glacier lake and mountain from the Canadian train

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Iconic blue glacier lakes in summer

Summer scenery includes blue skies and vibrant blue glacier lakes

VIA Rail's Canadian Train with Mount Robson in the background

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Amazing views of the Rockies

See iconic sights, including Mount Robson in the Rockies

A passenger relaxes in a one bedroonm cabin on The Canadian Train

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A cozy journey in Winter

Winter travel on the Canadian train offers relaxed days with scenic snowy views

Wildlife from the viewing cars on The Canadian Train

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See wildlife from the train

The Canadian train passes through pristine natural areas and offers views of wildlife

The Canadian Train: Dining photos

Wait staff offers coffee to a passenger in the dining car on the Canadian train

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A la carte service

Enjoy table service with a choice of entrees.

Sausage and egg breakfast in the dining car on the Canadian train.

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Breakfast on the Canadian

Breakfast, which is served between set hours in the morning, offers several options, from sausage and eggs to a vegan scramble or pancakes.

Dinner service in the dining car on the Canadian train.

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Dinner on the Canadian

Like lunch, dinner has two seating. The menu always offers a meat dish and a vegetarian dish.

Two travellers eat in the Canadian Train dining car with a view of nature

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Dining with a view

Dine with a different view every meal as the train passes along its route

The Canadian Train: Railcar Photos

Mature man relaxes in Prestige Park car Bullet Lounge seat onboard VIA Rail's train, The Canadian, during winter

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Downstairs lounge on the Park Car

The last car on the train, the Park Car has an inviting lounge with a view that looks back over the tracks.

VIA Rail service attendant interacts with passenger sitting by Prestige Park car's full-service bar in Mural Lounge onboard VIA Rail's train, The Canadian

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The bar in the Park Car

The Park Car also has a bar, where passengers can enjoy alcoholic and non-alcohlic drinks, as well as snacks.

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The Skyline Car

The Skyline Car also has an upper viewing area and a lower lounge area.

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The Skyline Car

The Skyline Car also has an upper viewing area and a lower lounge area.

Service Levels on The Canadian

The VIA Rail Canadian Toronto to Vancouver train offers multiple service levels, from Economy to Sleeper Plus and Prestige. All have access to dome viewing cars. The higher classes include all your meals. The Canadian Train does not have wifi. There are also several long segments of the route where you are out of cellular range.

Need help deciding which service level on the Canadian is right for you? Get in touch with our local travel experts for advice.

Sleeper Plus Class

Sleeper Class offers both upper and lower berths, and private cabins. We recommend a comfortable private cabin, where you can stretch out and watch the sunset (or sunrise, if you're an early bird). Depending on the size of your group, you can book a cabin for one, two or four travelers. You'll have your own toilet and sink, plus a shower that is only shared with a handful of other people.

The perks of Sleeper Plus include:

Three gourmet fine dining meals per day.
Complimentary fruit and cookies between meals.
Priority boarding and access to the station lounges in Vancouver and Toronto.
Access to the Panorama and Skyline viewing cars.
Non alcoholic beverages included; alcoholic beverages available for sale.
Cabins includes a toilet and sink, with access to a shared shower.

Sleeper Plus class berths onboard VIA Rail's train, The Canadian, during winter — Sleeper Plus Berth, day set-up

Upper and lower beds in Sleeper Plus class onboard VIA Rail's train, The Canadian — Sleeper Plus Berth, night set-up

Ladder, upper and lower beds in Sleeper Plus class cabin on VIA Rail's train, The Canadian — Sleeper Plus Cabin for Two, night set-up

Prestige Class

Modular leather couch inside Prestige Sleeper cabin with extra-large window onboard VIA Rail's train, The Canadian, during winter — Prestige Cabin, day set-up

The Canadian offers the country’s only luxury train service across Canada. Prestige Class is like a cozy home on rails. You'll have 50% more space in your cabin compared to Sleeper Plus class and a 60% larger window for admiring those views.

When night falls, you can retreat to your elegant cabin with a glass of wine, curl up in your Murphy bed for two and catch a movie on your personal flat-screen monitor — or simply watch the stars. Your room includes a private bathroom, with toilet, sink, and shower.

Double bed made up for the evening in a Prestige Cabin on The Canadian train — Pretige Cabin, night set-up

The perks of Prestige Class include:

The attention of a personal concierge.
Access to the exclusive Park Car, a lounge on the rails.
Complimentary coffee, tea, fruit and cookies.
All meals and drinks included.
Priority reservations in the dining car.
Pre-dinner appetizer service.

#2 Travel tip: Choose Prestige for the most luxurious experience
If you're looking for the luxury sleeper train experience in Canada, choose VIA Rail's Prestige service. We recommend it for its luxe private cabin, concierge service, reserved seating in the viewing cars, and special add-ons. It also includes your alcholic beverages.

Katherine Foxcroft
Director of Product: Hotels, Tours and Excursions

Quick Facts About The Canadian Train

The Canadian connects Toronto and Vancouver, with stops in Winnipeg, Edmonton, and Jasper. This route can also be travelled in reverse.
This train covers a total of 2,762, which takes about 86 hours.
Enjoy sweeping views from the top-floor observation area in the Skyline car.
Travellers can dine on the train and sleep in their own private cabins.
The menu features dishes that pay tribute to regional specialties: Saskatoon berry salad, Alberta beef and B.C. salmon are just a few examples.
The Canadian Train Ride takes you through bustling cities, flat prairies and everything in between.
The Canadian train run every four days. You can arrange to get off in certain destination to explore for the time in between. You'll stay in hotels overnight when you're not on the train.
You’ll have a good chance to see wildlife and the best sights in the Canadian Rockies where there are no roads.

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#3 Travel tip: Plan for relaxing
Download some regional podcasts or audiobooks for your train trip — you can keep your eyes on the scenery as you listen.

Athena McKenzie
Content Manager

Top 4 Places to Visit on The Canadian

From the bright city lights of Toronto to the looming Rocky Mountain peaks, this trans-Canada train journey is an adventure on a grand scale. Your Canadian Train Vacation Advisor can help personalize a trip that includes the activities and excursions that you want to add. Here are destinations worth exploring. It should be noted that other than the terminal destinations of Toronto and Vancouver, layovers in other stops along the way will last four days, as The Canadian Train only runs twice a week in each direction.

1. Jasper

Jasper truly has something for everyone, making it one of the most popular destinations on The Canadian Train route map. If you're looking for adventure, this national park has no shortage of options, from helicopter tours to ice climbing. Its mountain town is also ideal for low-key travellers who want to sit back and relax. There’s even a luxe Fairmont resort in the middle of all this stunning nature. Downtime and forest therapy await.

Helicopter flying over mountains against a blue sky in Jasper National Park

2. Vancouver

Vancouver has just the right blend of city amenities and natural wonders, making it the perfect place to begin your Canadian adventure. Start the day with some kayaking, have lunch at one of the city's many restaurants or spend the afternoon looking for wildlife. You'll never run out of things to do.

A person kayaking in False Creek in Vancouver on a sunny day

3. Toronto

An integral destination on the Canadian route, you’ll love exploring Toronto's diverse neighborhoods. As the capital of Ontario, Toronto has almost every amenity you can imagine, from Broadway-style theatre performances to Michelin-rated dining establishments. It's also filled with historic landmarks and has activities for travellers of all ages and activity levels.

Gooderham and Worts Distillery National Historic Site in Toronto

4. Winnipeg

Immerse yourself in Canadian culture with a visit to Winnipeg. A gem on the prairies, the city has trendy neighborhoods, interesting museums and parks galore. It even has an 80-acre conservation centre for travellers who love animals.

Sunset reflecting off a lake and the Royal Canadian Mint in Winnipeg, Manitoba

Why book your train journey in Canada with Canadian Train Vacations?

We take care of all the details

You want to relax and enjoy your trip, not get overwhelmed by the planning. Let us make all of the bookings for you, including rail tickets, hotels, excursions and activities, meals and transfers.

Independent travel with expert support

Enjoy local expertise and guidance with a personalized itinerary. Your preferences and needs are our priority. We take care of you from the moment you land until the moment you leave.

Get help when you need it

You’ll receive the inside scoop before you even leave home. And you can relax during your vacation because we’re only a phone call away if you have any questions while you’re in Canada.

Frequently Asked Questions about The CanadianTrain

How much does The Canadian train cost?

The Canadian train fares vary based on your point of origin, your destination, The Canadian Train schedule and whether you choose an Economy Class, Sleeper Plus Class or Prestige Class ticket. Our inclusive packages with a journey on The Canadian Train start at $5,280 and include many things in addition to the train fare, such as your meals on the train, your hotels before and after the train tour, transfers to and from the airport or hotel, sightseeing tours and activities, and some additional meals.

Where does The Canadian Train go?

The Canadian Train stops in major centres like Vancouver, Kamloops, Jasper, Edmonton and Winnipeg, and Toronto, as well as many smaller destinations.

Can I sleep on The Canadian Train?

Yes. The Canadian Train has sleeper berths and cabins available. There are upper and lower berths, as well as more private cabins for one to four travellers. There's also an option to book a Prestige Cabin, with a private bathroom and shower.

Is there a dining car on the Canadian Train?

Yes. Sleeper Plus Class and Prestige Class passengers have access to the dining car, which serves three chef-prepared meals daily. In Economy Class, passengers have access to meals, snacks and a variety of beverages served by train attendants. For Economy Class passengers, the Canadian Train cost doesn't include meals or snacks.

Most dietary requirements, food allergies, and other requirements can be accommodated with advance notice.

Is there a bar car on the Canadian Train?

The Canadian Train doesn't have a dedicated bar car, but you can purchase local beers and wines to enjoy at your seat or in the dining or lounge car.

Are there private bathrooms on The Canadian Train?

On the Canadian Train, Prestige Class and Sleeper Plus Class cabins have private bathrooms. Economy Class and Sleeper Plus semi-private berths have public restrooms.

Is The Canadian Train worth it?

Yes! The Canadian Train is one of the best ways to see Canada in style. You'll travel across much of the country and see everything from soaring mountains to flat prairies. It’s an immersive experience that showcases the best of Canada’s stunning landscapes.

Does the Canadian Train have any accessible cabins for people with disabilities?

Yes, VIA Rail's Canadian Train has one wheelchair accessible cabin in every Park Car that is designed to accommodate passengers with disabilities. This cabin is equipped with features such as wider doorways, grab bars, and an accessible washrooms to ensure a comfortable and safe journey.

Does the Canadian Train cabins have showers?

Yes, the Canadian Train has showers, but they are only availbable in certain classes of service.

Each Prestige cabin includes a private ensuite bathroom with a shower, along with a double bed, concierge service, and panoramic windows.
In Sleeper Plus Class, passengers have access to shared shower facilities. These are well-maintained and located in a designated shower room within the sleeping car.
No shower access is available for Economy travellers. Only washrooms are provided in this section.

What is the policy for tipping staff on the Canadian Train?

Tipping on The Canadian Train is at the passenger's discretion. While it is not mandatory, it is appreciated by the staff. If you feel that the service provided by the attendants, dining staff, or other personnel has been exceptional, you are welcome to offer a gratuity as a gesture of appreciation. Do note that there is a staff turnover in Winnipeg.

Are there laundry facilities available on the Canadian Train?

No, there are no laundry facilities available on The Canadian Train. Passengers are advised to pack accordingly for the duration of their journey, as laundry services are not provided onboard.

Is there wifi available on the Canadian Train?

No, The Canadian Train does not offer wifi service. Passengers are encouraged to plan their internet usage accordingly, taking advantage of wifi available at stops or using mobile data where coverage permits.

What is the dress code on the Canadian Train?

The dress code on The Canadian Train is casual and comfortable. Passengers are encouraged to wear attire suitable for relaxation and sightseeing. For dining, particularly in the evening, smart casual attire is recommended, but formal wear is not required.

What to expect on The Canadian?

When you ride on The Canadian, you get a unique look at what makes this vast county so amazing. Road trips and bus tours simply can't compare.

About the author: Athena McKenzie is the Content Manager at Fresh Tracks Canada. An experienced lifestyle journalist, she has written about travel, design, arts and entertainment. Her work has appeared in The Globe and Mail, Toronto Star, Zoomer Magazine, Elle Canada and... Read more

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The Canadian Train

Published Nov 25, 2025

9 min read

From the bustle of Toronto to the majesty of the Rockies and the serene West Coast, The VIA Rail Canadian train gives you a rare opportunity to see Canada's diverse scenery in one amazing trip.

Best-selling trips featuring the Canadian Train

Table of contents

Best-selling trips featuring the Canadian Train
What popular trips featuring The Canadian Train is best for you?
The Canadian Train Route Map
Train Stops
History
Inside the Canadian Train
Service Levels
Quick Facts
Top Places to Visit
Frequently Asked Questions about The CanadianTrain

What popular trips featuring The Canadian Train is best for you?

Vancouver to Toronto Train Journey

Miles covered on train: 2,775

Days on train: 5

Nights on train: 3

Canada Coast to Coast by Train

Miles covered on train: 3,240

Days on train: 5

Nights on train: 4

Trans Canada by Train in Winter

Miles covered on train: 2,762

Days on train: 4

Nights on train: 4

Best Train Trips in Canada

The Canadian Train Route

VIA Rail's The Canadian Train follows this route:

Toronto > Winnipeg > Saskatoon > Edmonton > Jasper > Kamloops > Vancouver

It can also be done in reverse.

#1 Travel tip: Add more time in certain Canadian Train stops
If you'd like to spend more time in any of the Canadian's stops, you'll need to add some days to your itinerary. The train runs twice a week in each direction. We recommend adding extra time in Vancouver and Toronto to explore these vibrant cities and extra time in Jasper to take full advantage of the activities in the national park.

Louise Weiss
Director of Legendary Hospitality

The Canadian Train Stops

The stops along the route include:

Vancouver: Start or end your Canadian train journey in this vibrant city, known for its stunning coastal scenery and bustling urban life. This is an ideal stop to add a couple days.
Kamloops: A gateway to outdoor adventures, Kamloops is famed for its rugged landscapes and vibrant cultural scene.
Jasper: Nestled in the heart of Jasper National Park, this stop offers breathtaking views of the Rocky Mountains and abundant wildlife. You should get a couple hours to walk around the town. Many of the Canadiantrainvacation.com itineraries include stop-overs in Jasper, allowing you to explore the Rockies.
Edmonton: Alberta’s capital, Edmonton, boasts a rich cultural heritage and lively festivals throughout the year.
Saskatoon: Known for its picturesque riverfront and vibrant arts community, Saskatoon is a charming prairie city.
Winnipeg: One of the longer stops on the Canadian train schedule — passengers could have up to four hours to explore the nearby attractions — Winnipeg features historic sites, diverse neighborhoods, and the stunning Forks National Historic Site. There is usually a complete Canadian train crew change in Winnipeg.
Sioux Lookout: This small town offers a glimpse into Northern Ontario’s serene wilderness and pristine lakes.
Capreol: A quaint community in Northern Ontario, Capreol is surrounded by scenic natural beauty.
Toronto: Canada’s largest city, Toronto, is the other terminal city on this route. Known for its iconic skyline, diverse culture, and bustling urban life, it’s the ideal destination to spend a couple days during your vacation.

Does the Canadian Train journey across canada?

The History of the Canadian Train

Take a look inside the Canadian Train