View the list below to explore Amtrak routes by state and learn about all the places you can reach by train. Amtrak trains stop in all U.S. states except South Dakota, Wyoming, Hawaii and Alaska. For more information, view the list of stations by state and major cities with and without Amtrak rail service.
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
- California Zephyr
- Capitol Corridor
- Coast Starlight
- Gold Runner
- Pacific Surfliner
- Southwest Chief
- Sunset Limited
- Texas Eagle
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
- Borealis
- California Zephyr
- Cardinal
- Carl Sandburg
- City of New Orleans
- Empire Builder
- Floridian
- Hiawatha
- Illini
- Illinois Zephyr
- Lincoln Service
- Missouri River Runner
- Saluki
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
- Acela (NYC only)
- Adirondack
- Berkshire Flyer
- Cardinal (NYC only)
- Crescent (NYC only)
- Empire Service
- Ethan Allen Express
- Keystone (NYC only)
- Lakeshore Limited
- Maple Leaf
- Northeast Regional
- Palmetto (NYC only)
- Pennsylvanian (NYC only)
- Silver Meteor (NYC only)
- Vermonter (NYC only)
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
- Acela
- Cardinal
- Carolinian
- Crescent
- Floridian
- Keystone
- Northeast Regional
- Palmetto
- Pennsylvanian
- Silver Meteor
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
- Auto Train (direct service to Florida)
- Cardinal
- Carolinian
- Crescent
- Floridian
- Northeast Regional
- Palmetto
- Silver Meteor
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
FAQ
Which states have the most Amtrak routes?
New York State has the most Amtrak routes followed by Illinois. There are also eight or more routes in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Virginia, Maryland, and California.
Are there states without Amtrak service?
Alaska, Hawaii, Wyoming, and South Dakota do not have Amtrak rail service.
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