Passenger trains provide a convenient, stress-free, and nostalgic way to travel between major U.S. cities. Business commutes, day trips and weekend getaways by rail are especially easy along the East Coast, West Coast, and in Florida, where frequent service and centrally located stations make city exploration easy. To see where you can go, view the … Continue reading 20 easiest city-to-city train trips in the US
Austin to San Antonio by train
If you're planning to travel to San Antonio from Austin, driving and flying aren't your only options. You can board the Texas Eagle Amtrak train in downtown Austin for the 3.5 hour ride (about two hours longer than driving). Here are other things you need to know when planning your trip. This website is reader … Continue reading Austin to San Antonio by train
St. Louis to Chicago on Amtrak
Traveling between St. Louis and Chicago? Amtrak is an inexpensive option that doesn't involve a road trip or airports. Train travel time is about five hours, only 30 minutes longer than driving. In comparison, a flight is about one hour. Here's what you need to know about traveling between St. Louis and Chicago by train. … Continue reading St. Louis to Chicago on Amtrak
Amtrak Boston to NYC stops: Full list
Boston to New York City is a popular Amtrak trip and there are multiple trains that travel between the two cities each day. The number of stops along the way depends on what route you are on and the departure time of your train. For the fewest stops and fastest commute time, book tickets on … Continue reading Amtrak Boston to NYC stops: Full list
Portland to Seattle by train
Two Amtrak routes travel between Portland and Seattle: Amtrak Cascades and Coast Starlight. It's a scenic and easy trip with multiple trains to choose from each day. Here's what you need to know. This website is reader supported and not affiliated with Amtrak. We may earn a small commission from links on this page. For … Continue reading Portland to Seattle by train
Los Angeles to San Diego by train
Traveling from Los Angeles to San Diego by train is very scenic (and easy). The Pacific Surfliner route travels between the two cities multiple times per day along the Pacific Ocean, and you can do a day trip or stay for a night or longer. Here's what you need to know when planning your trip. … Continue reading Los Angeles to San Diego by train
Seattle to Vancouver by train
Trains on the Amtrak Cascades route travel between Seattle and Vancouver, B.C. multiple times each day. Total trip time is about four hours. In comparison, drive time is 2.5 hours and flight time is about one hour. Here are the things you need to know when planning your trip. This website is reader supported and … Continue reading Seattle to Vancouver by train
Los Angeles to San Francisco by train
California is a big state. Two of the biggest cities, Los Angeles and San Francisco, are almost 400 miles apart with a drive time of over six hours and flight time of 1.5 hours. A 12-hour train ride is also an option, which might save you some money (plus you'll have stunning ocean views along … Continue reading Los Angeles to San Francisco by train
Chicago to New York City by train
Two Amtrak routes travel from Chicago to New York City: Lake Shore Limited and the Cardinal. Both are long-distance routes with sleeping accommodations -- you'll spend a night on the train. Coach seats are also available and are less expensive. To start planning your trip, here's what you need to know about each option. This … Continue reading Chicago to New York City by train
30 best cities to visit on Amtrak
With over 500 Amtrak stations to choose from, there are many places to visit across the United States. You can travel to beaches, mountains, ski resorts, national parks and many cities big and small. Some of these cities have stations in walkable areas so you can step off the train and immediately experience the unique … Continue reading 30 best cities to visit on Amtrak
Orlando to Miami by train
If you're planning a trip to Florida and want to visit multiple cities, Amtrak travel can be cheaper and easier than flying or renting a car. Travel between Orlando and Miami is especially popular, and there are two Amtrak routes to choose from when booking your tickets. Here's what you need to know. Distance and … Continue reading Orlando to Miami by train
Boston to NYC on Amtrak: Things to know
Planning an Amtrak trip from Boston to New York? Good news is that it is a relatively easy commute with multiple departure times and trains on two routes: Acela Express and Northeast Regional. See information on schedules and other things to know below. This website is reader supported and not affiliated with Amtrak. We may … Continue reading Boston to NYC on Amtrak: Things to know
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