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- Amtrak has more than 30 train routes throughout the United States and Canada. Many Amtrak routes offer regional service, but several are long distance routes that travel across the country. Some of our most unique and beautiful routes include Acela, Auto Train, California Zephyr and Empire Builder.
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- Northeastern United States
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- National Parks
Take a scenic train ride to Yosemite National Park, CA, and...
- Midwestern United States
With a visit to Chicago nestled on the banks of Lake...
- Canada
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- Charleston, SC
Take a scenic train ride to Charleston, SC, and discover the...
- Key West, FL
A subtropical paradise closer to Cuba than to Miami, Key...
- Northeastern United States
Here's everything you need to know about what train travel is like, from how to book, when to arrive at the station, what it’s like onboard, train etiquette and how to get the best deals. Amtrak travels to 500 destinations across the country — use our travel planning map to find a station near you.
Amtrak can bring you North to South on a lovely ride from Texas, Florida, or Miami all the way to Canada! Want to go in a different direction? We offer trains that travel from New York across the Rocky Mountains to California and Washington State.
Jun 5, 2023 · Amtrak is the national passenger rail service company that operates trains throughout the U.S. Offering both a mix of local and long-distance services, Amtrak serves both major cities and rural towns that otherwise don’t have any other public transit.
- Acela
- Adirondack
- Auto Train
- California Zephyr
- Capitol Corridor
- Capitol Limited
- Cardinal
- Carolinian / Piedmont
- City of New Orleans
- Coast Starlight
The higher speed Acela, which actually has reliable Wi-Fi, shuttles business travelers between Boston and New Haven, New York City, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, D.C.
The Adirondack runs once daily in both directions between Montreal and New York City, with major stops in Westport, Saratoga Springs and Albany.
The only one of its kind in the US, travelers can take their cars with them from Lorton, Virginia to Sanford, Florida, near Orlando-area attractions.
Operates daily routes between Chicago, Omaha, Denver, Salt Lake City and Emeryville, in the San Francisco Bay Area. The more than 51-hour trip passes through the Rockies and the Sierra Nevadas, making it one of Amtrak's most famous routes.
Multiple daily departures connect the Sacramento and Bay areas. The Capitol Corridor runs between Auburn, Sacramento, Emeryville (in the San Francisco Bay Area), Oakland and San Jose.
Following the historic B&O line, the Capitol Limited runs daily between Washington, D.C. and Chicago with stops in major cities such as Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Toledo and South Bend.
Operating three days a week, this Amtrak route connects New York City and Chicago with major stops including Washington, D.C., Charleston, West Virginia, Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
Actually considered two routes, the Piedmont connects Charlotte and Raleigh, in North Carolina. The Carolinian route extends the service along the East Coat to New York City with stops in Richmond, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C.
This route covers 900 miles from Chicago to New Orleans, with stops in Champaign/Urbana, Carbondale, Memphis and Jackson.
Linking some of the most prominent cities on the West Coast, the 35-hour-long daily route links Seattle and Los Angeles via Tacoma, Portland, Sacramento and the San Francisco area.
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How to Purchase Amtrak Tickets. Traveling on Amtrak is as easy as telling us where and you want to travel. With several ways to reserve and buy your tickets, we're ready to help you get your ticket to ride.
Explore the Midwest on an Amtrak Train. Attractions and Train Stations in the Midwest. From breweries to lakeside beaches, big cities to college towns, and everything in between, the midwest offers something for everyone. Explore unique attractions and dive into history when you explore the midwest by train. Ann Arbor, Michigan.
