The best way to see Canada's Rocky Mountains is aboard the Rocky Mountaineer Train. The award-winning sightseeing train has been taking visitors to the Rockies since 1990. Its GoldLeaf class, the ultimate luxury experience, is the highest tier of service on the train.
In GoldLeaf service, guests have access to a glass-dome train car with a dining area and outdoor viewing platform. When travelling in this class, you won't have to take your eyes off the perfect views. The train slows down at noteworthy landmarks and wildlife sightings, giving you time to snap photos and soak up the scenery.
A crew of hosts and a culinary team provide you with the same level of service you would expect at a five-star restaurant. But how many restaurants have ever-changing views? On a Rocky Mountaineer journey, there is always something new to see. Snow-capped mountain peaks, rushing rivers, and cascading waterfalls.
Rocky Mountaineer is a once-in-a-lifetime train experience. The impeccable onboard service is one small part of what makes it so memorable. There's also jaw-dropping scenery and exciting tours and activities. Not to mention the friendly Canadians you'll meet along the way! It all adds up to an unforgettable train vacation.
Experience the best of the Canadian Rockies in six days! Ride the famous Rocky Mountaineer train and take time to explore the town of Banff and the beauty of Lake Louise. GoldLeaf service is in the Deluxe level of this trip.
If you want to do two Rocky Mountaineer train journeys, this circle tour is for you. Travel along two daylight rail routes, twisting past steep peaks and awe-inspiring valleys. Spend five days on the train and discover Whistler, Jasper, Lake Louise, and Banff. Start and end your vacation in Vancouver. GoldLeaf service is in the Superior and Deluxe levels of this trip.
This 11-day itinerary combines two bucket-list train experiences. Travel on a cross-country sleeper train between Jasper and Toronto. Relax on the Rocky Mountaineer daylight train between Vancouver and the Rockies. See turquoise alpine lakes, jagged mountain peaks, rolling farmland, vibrant cities, and more. A fantastic tour that shows you how diverse Canada is. GoldLeaf service is in the Deluxe level of this trip.
GoldLeaf is the highest service level on the Rocky Mountaineer train.
GoldLeaf service features:
In GoldLeaf, guests travel in a bi-level glass-dome train coach. Seating is above with a dining area below. The upper level features pre-assigned reclinable seating with ample leg room. The full glass-dome windows allow you to see over the dense pine forest. Enjoy expansive 360-degree views of the mountain peaks. You can relax in your seat as you move towards your destination, and you won’t miss any of the scenery.
The lower-level dining room is a sophisticated “restaurant on rails.” Tuck into three-course gourmet meals and try award-winning Okanagan wines. Since Rocky Mountaineer trains run during daylight, you'll have breakfast and lunch onboard. The friendly staff can cater to your cravings. Relax with a hot cup of coffee in the morning, an afternoon snack, or a chilled glass of Chardonnay.
The Rocky Mountaineer only runs between April and October to take advantage of the daylight. These views are too good to miss during the darkness of winter! The train travels slowly, at 35 miles per hour, so that wildlife isn't frightened away. You can spot bighorn sheep, black bears, grizzlies, elk, and other creatures from the train.
Unlike other Canadian train experiences, the Rocky Mountaineer is not a sleeper service. It will stop every night at a city along the way, where you can rest in a comfortable hotel. The route is fixed so overnight stops are always for one night. Though, you can add extra nights to the start or end of your tour. You can even combine the Rocky Mountaineer with another travel experience, like an Alaskan cruise.
There are several Rocky Mountaineer GoldLeaf train routes to choose from. Routes can be taken in either direction. For example, you can do Rocky Mountaineer GoldLeaf Banff to Vancouver or Vancouver to Banff. The train travels approximately 280 miles (450 kilometres) per day.
The First Passage to the West route takes two full days and carries passengers between Vancouver and Banff. There is an overnight stop in Kamloops, a city in British Columbia's interior. The train travels through valleys, past farmland, forests, and lakes. It crosses the Continental Divide between British Columbia and Alberta. Points of interest along the way include the place where the last spike was added to the railway in 1885. Kicking Horse Canyon and Spiral Tunnels are other highlights.
This two-day train route is between Vancouver and Jasper. There is an overnight stop in Kamloops. The train travels along the Fraser River and past the Monashee and Cariboo Mountains. It crosses the Continental Divide and takes Yellowhead Pass through the mountains. Memorable sights on this journey include Pyramid Falls, and Mount Robson, the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies.
Explore: Canadian Rockies Train Trips
This route between North Vancouver and Jasper spans three days. Overnight stops are in Whistler and Quesnel. The train travels along the Sea to Sky corridor, past Howe Sound and the Coast Mountains. Then, it heads into northern British Columbia before entering the Rocky Mountain Trench. Here, steep mountains surround you. This route is full of dramatic scenery and Gold Rush history.
Which is the best option for your Canadian train trip? To help you decide which service level is perfect for you, here’s a quick comparison between GoldLeaf and SilverLeaf.
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|
GoldLeaf Service |
SilverLeaf Service |
|
Views |
You'll have access to the bi-level glass-dome coach, which offers 360-degree views. Since the carriage is higher, you'll be able to see above the treeline. You'll have access to the exclusive outdoor viewing platform. |
You'll have oversized picture windows next to your seat for enjoying the views. |
|
Meals |
Meals will be served in a separate dining car on the lower level of the glass-dome coach. |
Delicious meals are served at your seat. |
|
Service |
Your every need is taken care of by 3-4 hosts per coach, as well as a full culinary team. |
You'll enjoy the friendly service of 2 hosts and one culinary team member per coach. |
Both Silverleaf and GoldLeaf service include:
For more information on the differences between GoldLeaf and SilverLeaf, read our local travel expert's firsthand account of Rocky Mountaineer.
In GoldLeaf, your seat is on the upper level of the bi-level glass-dome train car. Seats are reclinable and can turn 180 degrees, so families or groups of four can face each other. There are 72 seats in each GoldLeaf car, with two on each side of the aisle, so a total of four seats in each row. The lower-level dining room can seat 36 people at a time, so meals are served in two sessions. A spiral staircase connects the two levels and there is a lift for those guests with mobility concerns.
Your seat is pre-assigned and listed on your boarding pass, which is given to you by Rocky Mountaineer when you check in. You will have the same seat for all days you are on the Rocky Mountaineer train.
#1 Travel tip: GoldLeaf menu
The GoldLeaf culinary experience is perfect for foodies. The menu has more choice than SilverLeaf and you’ll get to enjoy gourmet meals in the train’s elegant dining room.
Hannah Poaros-McDermottTravel Writer and Senior Content Coordinator
Imagine gliding through Canada's most stunning landscapes in the sophisticated dining room. Tuck into a fresh fillet of B.C. salmon and have a glass of crisp Okanagan white wine. As you enjoy your meal, listen to stories of the early settlers who traveled this route many years ago.
The award-winning chefs onboard the Rocky Mountaineer make it feel like you are dining in a high-end restaurant. All meals are served in the exclusive GoldLeaf dining room on your dome coach, where you can relax, socialize and watch the wilderness go by.
The seasonal menu features ingredients sourced from the regions you'll travel through — from fresh B.C. Salmon to Alberta beef and more.
Start your day with a hot cup of coffee and a fresh breakfast. Enjoy a classic eggs benedict, smoked salmon avocado toast, or freshly baked pastries and seasonal fruits.
Lunch is a three-course culinary feast with delicious B.C. wines. Mains could include chicken paillard, beef shank ragout, or a Moroccan cauliflower bowl. Don't forget to leave room for the chef's daily dessert creation.
The menu varies by rail route and day. The dishes listed above are from Rocky Mountaineer's sample menus and should give you an idea of what to expect. Rocky Mountaineer can cater to dietary requirements and allergies with advance notice.
Starter:
Choice of Main:
Starter:
Choice of Main:
Choice of Dessert:
Plan to dress "smart casual" onboard the Rocky Mountaineer. Although the meals are superb, the atmosphere is generally informal.
The key to dressing for this trip is layers, layers, layers. The temperature fluctuates throughout the day, and you'll travel through various climate regions. The weather can be cool when you're high in the Rockies, yet several degrees warmer as you pass through a desert region in the interior of B.C. Wearing several light layers (that you can remove or add as needed) will ensure you are comfortable for the entire journey.
You might need a sweater or a light jacket even while on the train — just in case you find the air conditioning to be a little bit too chilly. You'll also want to bring sunglasses and a hat for those sunny day excursions or sightseeing in the glass dome car.
Comfortable, flat-soled shoes are recommended for the spiral staircase up to the glass dome observation car and the natural movement of the train. (Also, you might want to take a hiking excursion during the trip!)
Remember that you will not have access to your checked luggage once you're on the train, so you must pack everything you need for the journey in your carry-on baggage.
#2 Travel tip: Get the best photos
If you’d like to take excellent photos, head to the large outdoor viewing platform where you can feel the fresh air and get closer to the scenery.
Athena McKenzieContent Manager
As the Rocky Mountaineer is not a sleeper train, you will disembark each night and stay at a hotel.
At Canadian Train Vacations, we will plan all your hotels for your holiday in Canada. We will listen to your preferences and requirements and find the perfect hotels for you. Typically, we pair GoldLeaf on the Rocky Mountaineer with four- or five-star hotels. These properties often have fantastic restaurants, high-end amenities, and views of nearby scenery.
An exception to the above is the Rocky Mountaineer stopover destinations. In Kamloops and Quesnel, the hotels are moderate two- or three-star properties. Accommodation in these locations is assigned to guests by Rocky Mountaineer directly.
You want to relax and enjoy your trip, not get overwhelmed by the planning. Let us make all of the bookings for you, including rail tickets, hotels, excursions and activities, meals and transfers.
Enjoy local expertise and guidance with a personalized itinerary. Your preferences and needs are our priority. We take care of you from the moment you land until the moment you leave.
You’ll receive the inside scoop before you even leave home. And you can relax during your vacation because we’re only a phone call away if you have any questions while you’re in Canada.
If you still have questions about the GoldLeaf experience on Rocky Mountaineer, explore our FAQs.
GoldLeaf is the highest level of service offered on the Rocky Mountaineer train in Canada. GoldLeaf is a luxury experience. You travel in a bi-level glass-dome car and enjoy meals in a dining room on the train.
Rocky Mountaineer GoldLeaf costs vary. The price depends on the train route, hotels, availability, and excursions.
The deluxe level of our Essential Rockies by Rail tour includes GoldLeaf. Pricing for this starts from $5,390 USD per person. Contact one of our Vacation Advisors for a personalized quote.
Rocky Mountaineer GoldLeaf service is worth the upgrade from SilverLeaf. In GoldLeaf, you will travel in a bi-level glass-dome train car. It’s an incredible experience. You have your seat and panoramic views upstairs and a dining room downstairs.
There is no best side to sit on the Rocky Mountaineer. Both sides of the train offer beautiful views of the passing scenery. In GoldLeaf, your seat is in a glass-dome train car where the ceiling is also glass, so you have uninterrupted views no matter where you are.
If you are looking for a luxury train experience in Canada, then GoldLeaf service is right for you. You’ll enjoy panoramic views, an exclusive dining room, an outdoor viewing area, and more as you travel to or from the Canadian Rockies.
Rocky Mountaineer GoldLeaf launched in 1995.
About the author: Hannah Poaros-McDermott is the Senior Content Coordinator at Fresh Tracks Canada. She has previously written for and shared her local knowledge in Where Vancouver, Where Whistler, and Essential Vancouver magazines. Originally from the UK, Hannah travelled... Read more
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In GoldLeaf service, guests have access to a glass-dome train car with a dining area and outdoor viewing platform. When travelling in this class, you won't have to take your eyes off the perfect views. The train slows down at noteworthy landmarks and wildlife sightings, giving you time to snap photos and soak up the scenery.
A crew of hosts and a culinary team provide you with the same level of service you would expect at a five-star restaurant. But how many restaurants have ever-changing views? On a Rocky Mountaineer journey, there is always something new to see. Snow-capped mountain peaks, rushing rivers, and cascading waterfalls.
Rocky Mountaineer is a once-in-a-lifetime train experience. The impeccable onboard service is one small part of what makes it so memorable. There's also jaw-dropping scenery and exciting tours and activities. Not to mention the friendly Canadians you'll meet along the way! It all adds up to an unforgettable train vacation.
Experience the best of the Canadian Rockies in six days! Ride the famous Rocky Mountaineer train and take time to explore the town of Banff and the beauty of Lake Louise. GoldLeaf service is in the Deluxe level of this trip.
If you want to do two Rocky Mountaineer train journeys, this circle tour is for you. Travel along two daylight rail routes, twisting past steep peaks and awe-inspiring valleys. Spend five days on the train and discover Whistler, Jasper, Lake Louise, and Banff. Start and end your vacation in Vancouver. GoldLeaf service is in the Superior and Deluxe levels of this trip.
This 11-day itinerary combines two bucket-list train experiences. Travel on a cross-country sleeper train between Jasper and Toronto. Relax on the Rocky Mountaineer daylight train between Vancouver and the Rockies. See turquoise alpine lakes, jagged mountain peaks, rolling farmland, vibrant cities, and more. A fantastic tour that shows you how diverse Canada is. GoldLeaf service is in the Deluxe level of this trip.
GoldLeaf is the highest service level on the Rocky Mountaineer train.
GoldLeaf service features:
In GoldLeaf, guests travel in a bi-level glass-dome train coach. Seating is above with a dining area below. The upper level features pre-assigned reclinable seating with ample leg room. The full glass-dome windows allow you to see over the dense pine forest. Enjoy expansive 360-degree views of the mountain peaks. You can relax in your seat as you move towards your destination, and you won’t miss any of the scenery.
The lower-level dining room is a sophisticated “restaurant on rails.” Tuck into three-course gourmet meals and try award-winning Okanagan wines. Since Rocky Mountaineer trains run during daylight, you'll have breakfast and lunch onboard. The friendly staff can cater to your cravings. Relax with a hot cup of coffee in the morning, an afternoon snack, or a chilled glass of Chardonnay.
The Rocky Mountaineer only runs between April and October to take advantage of the daylight. These views are too good to miss during the darkness of winter! The train travels slowly, at 35 miles per hour, so that wildlife isn't frightened away. You can spot bighorn sheep, black bears, grizzlies, elk, and other creatures from the train.
Unlike other Canadian train experiences, the Rocky Mountaineer is not a sleeper service. It will stop every night at a city along the way, where you can rest in a comfortable hotel. The route is fixed so overnight stops are always for one night. Though, you can add extra nights to the start or end of your tour. You can even combine the Rocky Mountaineer with another travel experience, like an Alaskan cruise.
There are several Rocky Mountaineer GoldLeaf train routes to choose from. Routes can be taken in either direction. For example, you can do Rocky Mountaineer GoldLeaf Banff to Vancouver or Vancouver to Banff. The train travels approximately 280 miles (450 kilometres) per day.
The First Passage to the West route takes two full days and carries passengers between Vancouver and Banff. There is an overnight stop in Kamloops, a city in British Columbia's interior. The train travels through valleys, past farmland, forests, and lakes. It crosses the Continental Divide between British Columbia and Alberta. Points of interest along the way include the place where the last spike was added to the railway in 1885. Kicking Horse Canyon and Spiral Tunnels are other highlights.
This two-day train route is between Vancouver and Jasper. There is an overnight stop in Kamloops. The train travels along the Fraser River and past the Monashee and Cariboo Mountains. It crosses the Continental Divide and takes Yellowhead Pass through the mountains. Memorable sights on this journey include Pyramid Falls, and Mount Robson, the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies.
Explore: Canadian Rockies Train Trips
This route between North Vancouver and Jasper spans three days. Overnight stops are in Whistler and Quesnel. The train travels along the Sea to Sky corridor, past Howe Sound and the Coast Mountains. Then, it heads into northern British Columbia before entering the Rocky Mountain Trench. Here, steep mountains surround you. This route is full of dramatic scenery and Gold Rush history.
Which is the best option for your Canadian train trip? To help you decide which service level is perfect for you, here’s a quick comparison between GoldLeaf and SilverLeaf.
|
|
GoldLeaf Service |
SilverLeaf Service |
|
Views |
You'll have access to the bi-level glass-dome coach, which offers 360-degree views. Since the carriage is higher, you'll be able to see above the treeline. You'll have access to the exclusive outdoor viewing platform. |
You'll have oversized picture windows next to your seat for enjoying the views. |
|
Meals |
Meals will be served in a separate dining car on the lower level of the glass-dome coach. |
Delicious meals are served at your seat. |
|
Service |
Your every need is taken care of by 3-4 hosts per coach, as well as a full culinary team. |
You'll enjoy the friendly service of 2 hosts and one culinary team member per coach. |
Both Silverleaf and GoldLeaf service include:
For more information on the differences between GoldLeaf and SilverLeaf, read our local travel expert's firsthand account of Rocky Mountaineer.
In GoldLeaf, your seat is on the upper level of the bi-level glass-dome train car. Seats are reclinable and can turn 180 degrees, so families or groups of four can face each other. There are 72 seats in each GoldLeaf car, with two on each side of the aisle, so a total of four seats in each row. The lower-level dining room can seat 36 people at a time, so meals are served in two sessions. A spiral staircase connects the two levels and there is a lift for those guests with mobility concerns.
Your seat is pre-assigned and listed on your boarding pass, which is given to you by Rocky Mountaineer when you check in. You will have the same seat for all days you are on the Rocky Mountaineer train.
#1 Travel tip: GoldLeaf menu
The GoldLeaf culinary experience is perfect for foodies. The menu has more choice than SilverLeaf and you’ll get to enjoy gourmet meals in the train’s elegant dining room.
Hannah Poaros-McDermottTravel Writer and Senior Content Coordinator
Imagine gliding through Canada's most stunning landscapes in the sophisticated dining room. Tuck into a fresh fillet of B.C. salmon and have a glass of crisp Okanagan white wine. As you enjoy your meal, listen to stories of the early settlers who traveled this route many years ago.
The award-winning chefs onboard the Rocky Mountaineer make it feel like you are dining in a high-end restaurant. All meals are served in the exclusive GoldLeaf dining room on your dome coach, where you can relax, socialize and watch the wilderness go by.
The seasonal menu features ingredients sourced from the regions you'll travel through — from fresh B.C. Salmon to Alberta beef and more.
Start your day with a hot cup of coffee and a fresh breakfast. Enjoy a classic eggs benedict, smoked salmon avocado toast, or freshly baked pastries and seasonal fruits.
Lunch is a three-course culinary feast with delicious B.C. wines. Mains could include chicken paillard, beef shank ragout, or a Moroccan cauliflower bowl. Don't forget to leave room for the chef's daily dessert creation.
The menu varies by rail route and day. The dishes listed above are from Rocky Mountaineer's sample menus and should give you an idea of what to expect. Rocky Mountaineer can cater to dietary requirements and allergies with advance notice.
Starter:
Choice of Main:
Starter:
Choice of Main:
Choice of Dessert:
Plan to dress "smart casual" onboard the Rocky Mountaineer. Although the meals are superb, the atmosphere is generally informal.
The key to dressing for this trip is layers, layers, layers. The temperature fluctuates throughout the day, and you'll travel through various climate regions. The weather can be cool when you're high in the Rockies, yet several degrees warmer as you pass through a desert region in the interior of B.C. Wearing several light layers (that you can remove or add as needed) will ensure you are comfortable for the entire journey.
You might need a sweater or a light jacket even while on the train — just in case you find the air conditioning to be a little bit too chilly. You'll also want to bring sunglasses and a hat for those sunny day excursions or sightseeing in the glass dome car.
Comfortable, flat-soled shoes are recommended for the spiral staircase up to the glass dome observation car and the natural movement of the train. (Also, you might want to take a hiking excursion during the trip!)
Remember that you will not have access to your checked luggage once you're on the train, so you must pack everything you need for the journey in your carry-on baggage.
#2 Travel tip: Get the best photos
If you’d like to take excellent photos, head to the large outdoor viewing platform where you can feel the fresh air and get closer to the scenery.
Athena McKenzieContent Manager
As the Rocky Mountaineer is not a sleeper train, you will disembark each night and stay at a hotel.
At Canadian Train Vacations, we will plan all your hotels for your holiday in Canada. We will listen to your preferences and requirements and find the perfect hotels for you. Typically, we pair GoldLeaf on the Rocky Mountaineer with four- or five-star hotels. These properties often have fantastic restaurants, high-end amenities, and views of nearby scenery.
An exception to the above is the Rocky Mountaineer stopover destinations. In Kamloops and Quesnel, the hotels are moderate two- or three-star properties. Accommodation in these locations is assigned to guests by Rocky Mountaineer directly.
You want to relax and enjoy your trip, not get overwhelmed by the planning. Let us make all of the bookings for you, including rail tickets, hotels, excursions and activities, meals and transfers.
Enjoy local expertise and guidance with a personalized itinerary. Your preferences and needs are our priority. We take care of you from the moment you land until the moment you leave.
You’ll receive the inside scoop before you even leave home. And you can relax during your vacation because we’re only a phone call away if you have any questions while you’re in Canada.
If you still have questions about the GoldLeaf experience on Rocky Mountaineer, explore our FAQs.
GoldLeaf is the highest level of service offered on the Rocky Mountaineer train in Canada. GoldLeaf is a luxury experience. You travel in a bi-level glass-dome car and enjoy meals in a dining room on the train.
Rocky Mountaineer GoldLeaf costs vary. The price depends on the train route, hotels, availability, and excursions.
The deluxe level of our Essential Rockies by Rail tour includes GoldLeaf. Pricing for this starts from $5,390 USD per person. Contact one of our Vacation Advisors for a personalized quote.
Rocky Mountaineer GoldLeaf service is worth the upgrade from SilverLeaf. In GoldLeaf, you will travel in a bi-level glass-dome train car. It’s an incredible experience. You have your seat and panoramic views upstairs and a dining room downstairs.
There is no best side to sit on the Rocky Mountaineer. Both sides of the train offer beautiful views of the passing scenery. In GoldLeaf, your seat is in a glass-dome train car where the ceiling is also glass, so you have uninterrupted views no matter where you are.
If you are looking for a luxury train experience in Canada, then GoldLeaf service is right for you. You’ll enjoy panoramic views, an exclusive dining room, an outdoor viewing area, and more as you travel to or from the Canadian Rockies.
Rocky Mountaineer GoldLeaf launched in 1995.
About the author: Hannah Poaros-McDermott is the Senior Content Coordinator at Fresh Tracks Canada. She has previously written for and shared her local knowledge in Where Vancouver, Where Whistler, and Essential Vancouver magazines. Originally from the UK, Hannah travelled... Read more
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Train Trip FinderWhere to go in CanadaJourneys Across CanadaCanadian Rockies and West CoastEastern Canada and The MaritimesCanadian North and ArcticSummer Train TripsWinter Train TripsFall Color Train TripsTours for SeniorsRoad Trips and Self DrivesFamily AdventuresVacations for Active SeniorsHistory and Culture TripsWildlife Viewing TripsExplore Canada
The Canadian TrainTrain Across CanadaCanadian Sleeper TrainLuxury Trains Across CanadaVIA Rail VacationsRocky Mountaineer Train ToursCanadian Rockies Train ToursTrain Tours for SeniorsCanadian Pacific RailwayBest Train Trips in CanadaNational Park Train ToursTrain Tours from VancouverCanadian Snow TrainAlaska Cruise and Train ToursCanadian East Coast Train ToursCanadian West Coast Train ToursPopular Train Trips
Vancouver to Toronto Train JourneyAcross Canada by TrainComplete Canadian Rockies by TrainCanadian Cross-Country JourneyClassic Eastern Canada by TrainTrans Canada Rainforest RouteCanadian Rockies Voyage by TrainCanada Coast to Coast by TrainRockies Winter Wonderland by TrainDiscover Whistler and the Canadian Rockies by TrainMontreal and Quebec City Getaway by TrainCanadian Cross-Country Journey in WinterLords of the Wilderness Bear ViewingTrans Canada by Train in WinterEssential Rockies with Alaska CruiseCanadian Train Vacations
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