The Ethan Allen Express Amtrak route travels daily between Rutland, Vermont and New York City.  Enjoy beautiful scenery of the Hudson River Valley and access to ski resorts and other opportunities for outdoor recreation. On board, choose from coach and business class seating. Note that the Maple Leaf and Empire Service trains stop at some of the same stations and provide additional travel options.

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Schedule Highlights

• Only one train per day in each direction.
• Travel time between New York City and Rutland is about 5.5 hours.
• Travel time between New York City and Albany is about 2.5 hours.

View latest schedules and timetables on Amtrak.com.

Popular Stops

• Rutland
• Saratoga Springs
• Schenectady
• Albany-Rensselaer
• Hudson
• Poughkeepsie
• Yonkers
• New York City

Stations

• Rutland, VT (RUD)
• Castleton, VT (CNV)
• Fort Edwards-Glens Falls, NY (FED)
• Saratoga Springs, NY (SAR)
• Schenectady, NY (SDY)
• Albany-Rensselaer, NY (ALB)
• Hudson, NY (HUD)
• Rhinecliff, NY (RHI)
• Poughkeepsie, NY (POU)
• Croton-Harmon, NY (CRT)
• Yonkers, NY (YNY)
• New York, NY – Penn Station (NYP)

Attractions

• Rutland Historic District
• Wonderfeet Kid’s Museum
• Killington Ski Area
• Delaware and Hudson Rail Trail
• Jane McCrae House
•  Fort Edward Yacht Basin
• Proctors Theater
• Riverwalk Park
• Crailo State Historic Site
• Hudson River
• Henry Hudson Riverfront Park
• The Rhinecliff
• Mid-Hudson Children’s Museum
• Waryas Park Promenade
• Upper Landing Park
• Hudson River Recreation
• Urban Studio Unbound
• Madison Square Garden
• Empire State Building
• Manhattan

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