Ready to take a train trip in the United States? Amtrak has more than 30 routes that travel to 46 states. Some cities have multiple passenger trains and major airports, which makes it easy to connect with routes that travel regionally and across the country. To start planning your rail vacation, here are the best … Continue reading 10 best places to start a train trip in the US
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
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
Best Amtrak day trips from Los Angeles
Although Los Angeles is known for car traffic, it's a great place to start or end a rail trip. There are multiple Pacific Surfliner trains that depart each day from Union Station, and several long-distance routes can take you to the Northwest, Midwest, Southwest and even New Orleans. If you only have time for a … Continue reading Best Amtrak day trips from Los Angeles
What Amtrak station is closest to LAX?
The Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is not very close to any Amtrak station, but the nearest is Union Station in downtown L.A. Via car, the station is about 30 minutes away from the airport, or choose the LAX Flyaway Bus for direct bus service between Union Station and LAX in about 35 minutes without … Continue reading What Amtrak station is closest to LAX?
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