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Scenic Highlights of the Rockies
7 days • June – July
Places visited: Banff, Kamloops, Jasper
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Banff to Jasper Train
The Banff to Jasper Train is a special 2026 Rocky Mountaineer route offering daylight sightseeing through the Canadian Rockies with panoramic views and guided service. The reverse direction, routing the train to Banff from Jasper, is also an option. This route connects Banff and Jasper through Kamloops, and is one of Canada’s most scenic rail journeys. Trips with the Jasper to Banff train are included with several multi-day itineraries arranged by Canada Train Vacations. Other mountain towns, including Lake Louise, are also part of these rail trips.
Banff and Jasper are home to two of the country's famous national parks. Canada boasts more than 40 national parks and reserves, huge areas of untouched wilderness that are protected from development. Many destinations, including national parks with their impressive wildlife, are explored during Canadian train vacations. Admire untamed natural beauty from a comfortable train seat, see snow-capped mountains, thundering waterfalls, dramatic limestone cliffs, and rain-misted old-growth forests.
In both Jasper and Banff, the train stops right in the heart of the parks, allowing visitors to explore at their own pace. Travellers get to travel through other parks, such as Yoho National Park, where they admire spectacular scenery from the train window.
How to get from Banff to Jasper?
To get from Banff to Jasper, there are four options:
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Book a Rocky Mountaineer train package. Select a rail tour itinerary that includes the special 2026 route between Banff and Jasper. The route passes through Banff, Jasper and Yoho National Parks, offering views of waterfalls, forests, and mountain ranges. For the main Rocky Mountaineer routes that travel from Vancouver to either Jasper or Banff, travellers can transfer to the other park via The Icefields Parkway.
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Reserve a guided motor coach transfer. Choose a scheduled road transfer along the Icefields Parkway, a 288-kilometre highway known for its glacier views and wildlife sightings. The journey includes commentary and optional stops at landmarks such as Athabasca Falls and the Columbia Icefield.
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Combine rail and road segments. Customize a multi-day itinerary that blends train travel with motor coach service. Each package includes accommodations, meals, and excursions arranged by Canadian Train Vacations; or
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Coordinate with a travel advisor. Finalize route details, departure times, and service levels through direct consultation. Advisors provide access to seasonal promotions and ensure smooth transitions between Banff and Jasper.
How long is the train ride from Banff to Jasper?
The train ride from Banff to Jasper is two-days long as it operates as a daylight sightseeing experience, with an overnight stop in Kamloops. Travel on this special 2026 route is divided into two daytime rail segments rather than a single continuous journey.
The Banff to Kamloops rail segment covers approximately 497 kilometres (309 miles), while the Kamloops to Jasper segment spans approximately 441 kilometres (274 miles). Each day offers scenic viewing through the Canadian Rockies, with onboard commentary and meal service included. This special 2026 route boasts more time in the Rockies that other Rocky Mountaineer routes
The rail route showcases mountain landscapes, river valleys, and forested terrain. Landmarks such as the Columbia Icefield and Athabasca Falls are accessed through guided road excursions rather than by train. Each itinerary follows a structured schedule that accounts for daylight travel, onboard dining, and scenic highlights.
Be wildlife aware
When I'm exploring national parks, I remind mysef that I'm in wildlife territory. I never get too close to wildlife and I always walk in groups and carry bear spray when in areas where I may encounter a bear.
Louise WeissDirector of Legendary Hospitality
How much does the Banff to Jasper train cost?
The cost of the Banff to Jasper train tour typically starts around $7,700 CAD to $18,000 per passenger, depending on itinerary, service level and travel season. The itineraries with Canadian Train Vacations include train tickets, meals on train, hotels, airport and train station transfers, and activities and sightseeing tours.
For service levels, SilverLeaf falls at the lower end of the fare range and includes single-level dome seating, gourmet meals served at the seat, and panoramic windows. GoldLeaf service commands a higher price due to its premium amenities and features a bi-level dome coach with an exclusive dining room, and outdoor viewing platform. The cost reflects a combination of inclusions, such as hotel accommodations, guided excursions, and luggage handling, which are bundled into multi-day packages.
Pricing varies based on several factors, such as travel season. Travel during peak seasin in the summer months (July and August) results in higher fares due to increased demand and limited availability. Early spring and late fall departures (April or October) are considered shoulder season and offer lower rates due to cooler temperatures and fewer travellers. Booking months in advance secures access to preferred dates and service levels, while last-minute reservations limit options and increase costs.
Discounts are available for select travellers, subject to availability and itinerary conditions. Rail pass holders do not receive direct discounts on Rocky Mountaineer segments, as the service operates independently of VIA Rail’s national network. Each promotional offer is subject to availability and must align with the travel dates and package type selected.
Best-selling Banff to Jasper Train Trips in 2026
The best-selling Banff to Jasper train trips feature the special 2026 Passage to the Peaks route, with panoramic rail travel through national parks, as part of the multi-day itineraries curated by Canadian Train Vacations. These popular packages include hotel stays, onboard meals, and guides.
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Places visited: Banff, Kamloops, Jasper, Lake Louise
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What Train Classes are Available from Banff to Jasper?
The train classes available from Banff to Jasper are listed below.
Rocky Mountaineer: travels Banff to Jasper on special route, Passage to the Peaks, which only runs in June and July of 2006. The service does run other scenic routes in the Canadian Rockies and has stations in both Banff and Jasper
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GoldLeaf Service: GoldLeaf Service on the Rocky Mountaineer train provides a premium experience in a bi-level glass-dome coach, with panoramic views from the upper-level lounge and meals served in a dedicated lower-level dining room. Guests enjoy access to an exclusive outdoor viewing platform and attentive service from a larger onboard host team.
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SilverLeaf Service: SilverLeaf Service on the Rocky Mountaineer train offers a comfortable and immersive journey in a single-level coach with oversized picture windows at each seat. Meals are served directly to passengers, and friendly onboard hosts provide personalized service throughout the trip.
VIA Rail: does not operate directly between Jasper and Banff but does have a train station in Jasper and is a part of several tours that include the national parks in their itineraries:
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Sleeper Plus Class: Sleeper Plus on VIA Rail’s The Canadian train includes private cabins with seating that converts into beds, access to scenic viewing cars, and freshly prepared meals. The service offers privacy, scenic viewing, and onboard hospitality for multi-day travel through the Rockies.
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Prestige Class: Prestige Class on VIA Rail’s The Canadian train features a spacious cabin with a full-length window, a private washroom, and concierge service. The luxury class includes priority boarding, exclusive access to the Prestige Park Car, and gourmet dining.
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Economy Class: Economy Class on VIA Rail’s The Canadian train offers reclining seats, access to a snack bar, and large windows for scenic views. It provides a budget-friendly option for travellers seeking basic amenities on long-distance routes.
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1. GoldLeaf Service Class
GoldLeaf Service offers Rocky Mountaineer’s most premium rail experience, designed for travellers seeking elevated comfort and expansive scenery. Guests travel in a bi-level glass-dome coach, with upper-level lounge seating for panoramic viewing and a dedicated lower-level dining room. Travellers enjoy daylight sightseeing from the train and transfer to hotels for the night.
Amenities
• Bi-level glass-dome coach with upper-level seating • Spacious, reclining seats with ample legroom • Dedicated lower-level dining room • Professional onboard hosts providing service and information
Meals Included
• Freshly prepared gourmet meals served in the dining room • Multi-course breakfast and lunch (depending on departure) • Complimentary beverages, including wine and spirits • Snacks are available throughout the journey
Lounge Access Included
Ideal For
• Travellers seeking a premium daytime rail experience • Couples celebrating special occasions • Photographers and scenery enthusiasts • Guests who value spacious seating and elevated dining • Visitors prioritizing comfort, service, and unobstructed views
2. SilverLeaf Service Class
SilverLeaf Service offers a comfortable and scenic daylight rail experience aboard the Rocky Mountaineer, ideal for travellers who want panoramic views and attentive service at a more moderate service level. Guests travel in a single-level coach with oversized picture windows, allowing continuous views of mountain landscapes, river valleys, and forests throughout the journey. Guests transfer to SilverLeaf hotels at night.
Amenities
• Single-level coach with oversized picture windows • Comfortable reclining seats with ample legroom • At-seat service provided by onboard hosts • Professional onboard hosts offering assistance and information
Meals Included
• Freshly prepared meals served directly at the seat • Breakfast and lunch are included, depending on departure • Complimentary non-alcoholic beverages • Snacks are available during the journey
Lounge Access
Not included
Ideal For
• Travellers seeking a relaxed and scenic daytime rail experience • Couples and solo travellers • Nature and landscape enthusiasts • Guests preferring at-seat service and simplicity • Visitors looking for comfort without premium-tier amenities
3. VIA Sleeper Plus Class
Sleeper Plus Class provides overnight rail service aboard VIA Rail’s Canadian, which includes Jasper on its route. Each cabin features seating that converts into sleeping berths. Passengers receive access to the Skyline car's dome car. The service includes meals and attentive onboard hospitality.
Amenities
• Sink and vanity • Fresh linens and towels • In-room lighting controls • Onboard shower access (shared)
Meals Included
• Hot breakfast • Fresh fruit and yogurt • Lunch • Dinner • Complimentary non-alcoholic beverages
Lounge Access • Included
Ideal For • Travellers seeking overnight comfort • Couples planning scenic getaways • Wildlife enthusiasts • Seniors preferring full-service travel • Visitors interested in scenic viewing cars with panoramic windows
4. Prestige Class
Prestige Class offers a luxury rail experience aboard VIA Rail’s Canadian, which offers a scenic journey across Canada and includes Jasper as a destination. Each Prestige cabin features an oversized window, leather seating that converts into a bed, and a private washroom with shower. The service includes exclusive access to the Prestige Park Car, which offers wraparound windows and lounge seating. Canadian Train Vacations arranges the itinerary with accommodations, transfers, and guided excursions included.
Amenities
• Leather seating with adjustable recline • In-cabin entertainment system • Private washroom with shower • Climate control • Turndown service with fresh linens
Meals Included
• Gourmet meals prepared onboard • Multi-course dining service with regional specialties • Complimentary beverages • Evening and late-night refreshments
Lounge Access Included
Ideal For
• Luxury travellers • Honeymooners • Photographers capturing mountain landscapes • Guests seeking private cabin service • Visitors prioritizing premium amenities
5. Economy Class
Economy Class offers a budget-friendly rail option through VIA Rail’s long-distance service, with access to scenic views and basic onboard comfort. The route passes through the Canadian Rockies, serving Jasper and other major cities, via segments that include forested valleys, mountain passes, and glacier-fed rivers. Seating in Economy Class is open and reclining, with large windows available for sightseeing. The service does not include private cabins or sleeping berths, and passengers remain seated during overnight travel. Canadian Train Vacations does not feature Economy Class in its curated packages, which focus on premium rail experiences.
Amenities
• Reclining seat with tray table • Reading light • Overhead storage • Shared washroom access
Meals Included
No. Food and beverages are available for purchase, depending on the train and route.
Lounge Access
Not Included
Ideal For
• Backpackers • Students • Families on a budget • Last-minute travellers
What are the Train Experiences from Banff to Jasper?
The train experiences from Banff to Jasper are listed below.
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Rocky Mountaineer: Rocky Mountaineer operates a daylight sightseeing train between Banff and Jasper, as part of a special 2026 route featuring panoramic views, gourmet meals, and guided commentary. The route includes views of alpine passes, glacier-fed rivers, and Banff, Yoho and Jasper national parks.
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VIA Rail: VIA Rail does not operate directly between Banff and Jasper, but connects Jasper to other major destinations with its long-distance service The Canadian. The VIA Rail sleeper train experience is part of rail itineraries within the Canadian Rockies that also include hotels and guided excursions.
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Sleeper Train: Sleeper service is available through VIA Rail’s Canadian, offering private cabins, onboard dining, and access to scenic viewing cars. The overnight journey includes segments through the Rockies, with stops in Jasper and connections arranged by Canadian Train Vacations.
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Alaska Cruise: Alaska Cruise packages combine rail travel from Banff to Jasper with coastal voyages departing from Vancouver. The multi-modal trips include glacier viewing, wildlife excursions, and port stops in Alaska, coordinated as part of extended itineraries.
1. Rocky Mountaineer
Rocky Mountaineer offers a daylight train journey between Banff and Jasper as part of its special 2026 route, Passage to the Peaks.
The experience includes glass-dome coaches, gourmet meals, and storytelling by onboard hosts. The train travels through mountain passes, river valleys, and national parks, but it does not offer overnight service.
Each segment is paired with hotel stays. The routes of the Rocky Mountaineer train pass by many landmark, such as the Spiral Tunnels and Mount Robson.
2. VIA Rail
VIA Rail connects Jasper to major cities through its Canadian train route, which includes sleeper and economy service. Canadian Train Vacations integrates VIA Rail experiences into its Canadian Rockies itineraries, although VIA Rail does not operate directly between Banff and Jasper.
The train features long-distance comfort, onboard dining, and access to scenic viewing cars. Each VIA Rail journey includes curated stops and optional guided excursions available as part of select packaged itineraries.
3. Sleeper Train
Sleeper Train service is available on VIA Rail’s Canadian, offering private cabins with fold-down beds, shared or private washrooms, depending on service level and access to observation lounges. The route includes overnight travel through the Rockies, with Jasper serving as a key stop.
Canadian Train Vacations incorporates sleeper segments into multi-day packages that include hotel stays and guided tours. The experience balances comfort, privacy, and scenic immersion. Each Sleeper Train cabin booking includes your meals on the train.
4. Alaska Cruise
Alaska cruise add-ons combine rail tours from Banff to Jasper with ocean voyages departing from Vancouver or Sitka. The journey usually includes Rocky Mountaineer service through the Rockies, followed by an UnCruise or other cruise-provider adventure with destinations such as Sitka and Juneau.
Canadian Train Vacations coordinates the transfers, accommodations, and tours for the Alaska Cruise packages. The combined itinerary offers a contrast between alpine landscapes and coastal wilderness.
What are the Best Places to Visit on the Banff to Jasper Train Route?
The best places to visit on the Banff to Jasper train route are listed below. Some of these destinations require getting of the train and transfering by sightseeing tour or private car.
Banff National Park
- Banff National Park is Canada’s first national park and remains one of the most visited destinations in the Rockies. The park spans over 6,000 square kilometres and features glacier-fed lakes, alpine meadows, and limestone peaks.
- Lake Louise and Moraine Lake attract travellers with their vivid turquoise waters framed by dramatic mountain backdrops. Wildlife — elk, mountain goats, and bears — inhabit the valleys and forests, offering natural encounters during guided excursions.
- Banff is included in nearly every Rockies itinerary due to its scenic diversity and well-developed visitor infrastructure.
Jasper National Park
- Jasper National Park covers over 11,000 square kilometres and ranks as the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies. The landscape includes glacier-fed lakes, limestone canyons, alpine meadows, and dense forests that support elk, moose, and mountain goats.
- The park offers seasonal activities, such as hiking, wildlife viewing, skiing, and photography. Jasper’s designation as a dark sky preserve adds stargazing to the list of year-round experiences.
- Maligne Lake, Athabasca Falls, and the Columbia Icefield are key destinations in Jasper for the guided excursions arranged by Canadian Train Vacations.
Yoho National Park
- Yoho National Park features dramatic alpine scenery, fossil-rich mountains, and glacier-fed lakes within British Columbia’s portion of the Canadian Rockies. The national park was established in 1886 and forms part of the UNESCO-listed Rocky Mountain Parks World Heritage Site. Travellers pass through Yoho on the train but need to arrange an add-on excursion if they want to visit
- Emerald Lake and Takakkaw Falls stand out as signature landmarks, attracting travellers with vivid colours and powerful cascades.
- Canadian Train Vacations includes Yoho in multi-day itineraries that combine guided exploration with scenic rail travel.
Glacier National Park
- Glacier National Park in British Columbia can be seen from the train. Rogers' Pass is a historic mountain rail corridor that cuts through the park and offers panoramic views of avalanche paths and alpine peaks. Visiting the park is accessible by driving from Banff.
- The park features steep mountain ranges, active glaciers, and dense cedar-hemlock forests shaped by centuries of snowfall and erosion. Glacier National Park's terrain supports a variety of wildlife, including mountain goats and black bears, and provides access to hiking trails and interpretive sites.
Mount Revelstoke National Park
- Mount Revelstoke National Park can be seen from Rocky Mountaineer. The park features subalpine meadows, old-growth forests, and panoramic viewpoints along the western edge of the Canadian Rockies.
- The Meadows in the Sky Parkway forms the park’s central attraction, connecting visitors to alpine landscapes without long hikes.
- Canadian Train Vacations can includes Mount Revelstoke National Park in multi-day itineraries before or after the Banff to Jasper train.
Banff National Park
Jasper National Park
Yoho National Park
Banff National Park
- Banff National Park is Canada’s first national park and remains one of the most visited destinations in the Rockies. The park spans over 6,000 square kilometres and features glacier-fed lakes, alpine meadows, and limestone peaks.
- Lake Louise and Moraine Lake attract travellers with their vivid turquoise waters framed by dramatic mountain backdrops. Wildlife — elk, mountain goats, and bears — inhabit the valleys and forests, offering natural encounters during guided excursions.
- Banff is included in nearly every Rockies itinerary due to its scenic diversity and well-developed visitor infrastructure.
Jasper National Park
- Jasper National Park covers over 11,000 square kilometres and ranks as the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies. The landscape includes glacier-fed lakes, limestone canyons, alpine meadows, and dense forests that support elk, moose, and mountain goats.
- The park offers seasonal activities, such as hiking, wildlife viewing, skiing, and photography. Jasper’s designation as a dark sky preserve adds stargazing to the list of year-round experiences.
- Maligne Lake, Athabasca Falls, and the Columbia Icefield are key destinations in Jasper for the guided excursions arranged by Canadian Train Vacations.
Yoho National Park
- Yoho National Park features dramatic alpine scenery, fossil-rich mountains, and glacier-fed lakes within British Columbia’s portion of the Canadian Rockies. The national park was established in 1886 and forms part of the UNESCO-listed Rocky Mountain Parks World Heritage Site. Travellers pass through Yoho on the train but need to arrange an add-on excursion if they want to visit
- Emerald Lake and Takakkaw Falls stand out as signature landmarks, attracting travellers with vivid colours and powerful cascades.
- Canadian Train Vacations includes Yoho in multi-day itineraries that combine guided exploration with scenic rail travel.
Glacier National Park
- Glacier National Park in British Columbia can be seen from the train. Rogers' Pass is a historic mountain rail corridor that cuts through the park and offers panoramic views of avalanche paths and alpine peaks. Visiting the park is accessible by driving from Banff.
- The park features steep mountain ranges, active glaciers, and dense cedar-hemlock forests shaped by centuries of snowfall and erosion. Glacier National Park's terrain supports a variety of wildlife, including mountain goats and black bears, and provides access to hiking trails and interpretive sites.
Mount Revelstoke National Park
- Mount Revelstoke National Park can be seen from Rocky Mountaineer. The park features subalpine meadows, old-growth forests, and panoramic viewpoints along the western edge of the Canadian Rockies.
- The Meadows in the Sky Parkway forms the park’s central attraction, connecting visitors to alpine landscapes without long hikes.
- Canadian Train Vacations can includes Mount Revelstoke National Park in multi-day itineraries before or after the Banff to Jasper train.
Try an easy hike
Even if you're not much of a trekker, I love that most national parks offer accessible trails, which are rated "Easy." It's the perfect way to get out in nature.
Athena McKenzieContent Manager
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What Our Customers Say
What our customers say about Canadian Train Vacations shows satisfaction with service quality, personalized itineraries, and sightseeing activiites. Travellers find the journeys relaxing and well-paced, praising cabin comfort and staff. Comments highlight clear planning and reliable logistics for a stress-free experience. Scenic highlights like the Canadian Rockies are praised for their visual impact and accessibility via panoramic train cars. The mix of excursions, onboard hospitality, and natural beauty stands out.
Why book with Canadian Train Vacations?
Book your train journey in Canada with Canadian Train Vacations for the reasons listed below.
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Everything is Taken Care of: Relax and enjoy the journey without the stress of planning. Bookings for rail tickets, hotels, excursions, meals, and transfers are fully arranged for a seamless travel experience.
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Independent Travel with Expert Support: Enjoy local expertise and guidance with a personalized itinerary. Passengers' preferences and needs are the priority. Every detail is managed from arrival to departure, ensuring a smooth and worry-free experience.
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Ongoing Support Throughout the Journey: Essential information is provided before departure, ensuring a well-prepared journey. Support remains available throughout the trip, with direct contact options while in Canada.
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