2 DAYS on Rocky Mountaineer's LUXURY TRAIN 'Rockies to Red Rocks' 🇺🇸

Welcome onboard an incredible Luxury Train through some of the most spectacular landscapes in the USA. This is 2 Days on the Rocky Mountaineer's new Rockies to Red Rocks route in the United States!

If you’re thinking of taking an unforgettable train journey, watch this first! With its unmatched scenery, the Rocky Mountaineer’s Rockies to Red Rocks luxury train should find its way onto your bucket list.

Even though Rocky Mountaineer has been around since the 1990’s, this is their first Luxury Train in the United States!

In this video, we’ll travel from Denver from Moab, Utah and Arches National Park onboard this incredible Luxury Train in their premium Rocky Mountaineer Silverleaf Plus class of service. You’ll see the Luxury Train features available on this train along with the Luxury Train Food! We’ll also take in some of the incredible sights on this Luxury Train trip.

You’ll see the sights, the food, and gain insight into what it’s like to travel on the newest Luxury Train in the United States: Rocky Mountaineer’s Rockies to Red Rocks.

0:00 Introduction
1:39 Day One on the Rocky Mountaineer Rockies to Red Rocks
19:12 Day Two on the Rocky Mountaineer Rockies to Red Rocks
28:33 Bloopers

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Music:
Like a Breeze - Brett Gregory
Every You - Benjamin Carey
Rescue Me. -Bireli Snow
Before I Knew You - Harper Rey
Just Spend Time - Ryan Freeman
Good Vibes (Instrumental Version) - East of Heaven
Into the Earth - King Peaks
Omnipresent - North Sphere
You Is Magic - River Run Dry
Proud of You - Briar Edwards
We Sail - Benjamin Carey
The Coldest Nights - River Run Dry
Chuggin' Away - River Run Dry
Please Tell Me - Plain Strolls
Something Like This - Plain Strolls

[rockymountainjazzfan]

I spent some years working in the railroad industry. Two fellows that I knew were, at different times, the Division Engineers in charge of track maintenance for this route in Colorado. Most train passengers have no clue about the engineering and hard work necessary to keep a mountain railroad running--those fellows lived it every day. They knew by heart every foot of track of the whole route. I also knew a number of the train crews that operated over that route on a daily basis. I'm retired from all of that and live elsewhere now, but I still keep in touch with some of those fellows. Mountain railroaders are a whole different breed.

[monicaroseleemullings]

I have been gorging myself watching all these train journey across, up and down America! Land I'm Obsessed! I live in the UK but mum in the USA. I'd LOVE to experienced this! All I've seen with her...so for now I'll dream and fantasize. She is 71 and still work harder than ever...Soooo Lottery please come true (through)😄😍

[anotherdayintheusa]

I helped to build some of these cars in California. This is a Canadian carrier. So glad to hear they are now offering service here in the USA.

[irmasmythe]

I just accidentally came across your "Rockies to Red Rocks" video. I started watching it and it didn't take long before my husband says, "Honey that is the next trip we are doing." You see we have recently become empty nesters and are trying to figure out what trips to takes. This caught our eye as we had talked about doing something similar to this years ago, but kids, school, college, weddings, have kept us from doing so. Now our adventures begin as we are a table for two again.

[indisciipline]

The beginning of the return of privately-owned passenger rail makes me happy. People are finally starting to care about trains again!

[leslie]

Jeb and his funny wife are a delight to watch as they enjoy and appreciate what a unique WONDER the Rocky Mountaineer is!! I told my husband that we HAVE to schedule this trip ASAP!! THX SO MUCH FOR INTICING US, YA'LL!! GOD BLESS YOU TWO!! 🤗❤️🙏

[dwftube]

Props for making people aware of both options along this route and what the benefits of the more expensive option are. Breathtaking scenery.

[masterseems]

I did the Rocky Mountaineer from Vancouver to Banff in Gold Leaf several years ago & it was great. The food, the scenery, the history & the service were all superb. The hotel in Kamloops was modern & clean with the hotels in Vancouver & Banff were also very historic. I would highly recommend this iconic Canadian train trip to anyone.

[carolyngarman]

I just cried when I watched this. I lived in Golden for 18 years and had a time-share in Winter Park. I miss it so much. The best thing about Glenwood Springs is the hot springs, I wouldn't miss it.

[zwebwench]

The Rocky Mountain scenery never gets old...so true! I'm so grateful that the California Zephyr goes through the same scenery for a really economical price. I've been on it both directions four times (and 9 times driving back and forth since 1971) - living in Denver and visiting my children in Northern California. Just love the ride, the history, the trees, the mountains, rocks, peaks, mesas, and the Hoo Doos near and in Utah. Thanks for a GREAT video !

[carolegeddes]

Please remember the trip is the train ride itself. "Delays" are a treat that prolong a wonderful experience. ❤️

[bigboy]

Whenever I’m having a bad day Jebs videos always calm me down and make me feel relaxed😊

[mrsalwaysright]

Can we all appreciate the fact that Jeb never disappointed us with his content. 😊😊😊

[LynnStAubin-odqe]

My grandson and I were fortunate enough to be on the inaugural run of this trip. I had Rocky Mountaineer on my bucket list for at least 12 years. When I couldn’t travel into Canada last year, and this trip popped up…had to do it. We were not disappointed.
You really did a great job of getting the adventure on video.

[Hi_Mommy]

I wouldn't complain about the delays just because it is so beautiful you could change your seat and see twice as much it is so beautiful I didn't know this existed I'm 64 years old and disabled power chair for the rest of my life you're lucky to see what you see I just wish I could see what you see it is so beautiful thank you so much for bringing it unbelievable thank you

[donnarogers]

Thank you for this! I don't know I'm going to pull this off but my partner passed away in March of 2022, and I wanted to take his ashes to the place he roamed as a CAteenaget! Right where this trip crisscrosses! I wanted to take him where he loved the best and had his greatest adventure! I loved his stories and I LOVED HIM MORE THAN WORDS CAN SAY! PRAY FOR ME THAT DOORS WILL OPEN ! I, ( we) need this trip! I enjoyed your SHAREING! It's beautiful!🥰🙏🤔😪

[ginnyburley]

I never took a trip during which patience wasn’t necessary. Rolling with what happens makes every trip more fun.

[toymaster]

Thank you for returning the passion on traveling by train. After being retired for 13 years now, the wife and I look forward to exploring/experiencing the wonders of the United States! Keep the videos coming Jeb and Suzanne!

[geofjones]

Reminds me of the American Orient Express that ran 30+ years ago. Had a friend who was a porter on that train. He had a huge mustache, which inspired the bosses to dress him in 1880's British railway uniforms. He was a very pleasant guy, got very nice tips!

[wendysplace]

My friend and I were in Glenwood Springs a few years ago and the Rocky Mountaineer showed up! Amazing! He is a huge railfan.