Train routes across Canada

Toronto to Vancouver

The Canadian

Canada's classic cross-country journey, through northern Ontario's lakes and forests, across the prairies, and over the Rockies via Jasper. Sleeper cabins and dome cars make it a trip in itself.

Ask about The Canadian

• JourneyAbout 4 nights
• HighlightsLakes, prairies, Jasper, the Rockies
• ClassesEconomy, sleeper, premium sleeper
• Book ahead3–6 months for summer and autumn

Québec City to Windsor

The Corridor

Frequent trains linking Québec City, Montréal, Ottawa, Toronto, Kingston, London and Windsor. The easy way to travel between Canada's biggest cities, city centre to city centre.

Ask about The Corridor

• JourneyA few hours between most cities
• FrequencySeveral departures a day
• ClassesEconomy, Business
• Good forWork trips and city breaks

Montréal to Halifax

The Ocean

An overnight run along the St. Lawrence River and through New Brunswick to the Atlantic coast at Halifax.

Ask about The Ocean

• JourneyAbout one day, overnight
• HighlightsSt. Lawrence, Maritime coast
• ClassesEconomy, sleeper
• Pair withA few days in Halifax or Nova Scotia

Jasper to Prince Rupert

Jasper – Prince Rupert

A daylight journey from the Rockies to the Pacific coast in two stretches, with an overnight stop in Prince George (hotel booked separately — we can arrange it).

Ask about Jasper – Prince Rupert

• Journey2 days, overnight stop
• HighlightsMount Robson, Skeena River
• ClassesEconomy, touring class in season
• Pair withThe Canadian into Jasper

Manitoba

Winnipeg – Churchill

A long journey north to the shores of Hudson Bay, famous for polar bears in autumn and beluga whales in summer.

Ask about Winnipeg – Churchill

• JourneyAbout 2 nights
• HighlightsBoreal forest, tundra, Hudson Bay
• ClassesEconomy, sleeper
• Book aheadEarly for bear and beluga seasons

Ontario and Québec

Regional routes

Smaller routes such as Sudbury – White River, and Montréal – Jonquière and Senneterre, serve remote communities and wilderness areas. Schedules are limited, so ask us to plan around them.

Ask about Regional routes

• JourneyDay trips, limited schedules
• Good forCottages, hiking, remote stays
• ClassesEconomy
• TipCheck days of operation first

Trains on these routes are operated by VIA Rail Canada. Journey times are approximate. Schedules, classes, fares and availability are set by the rail operator and can change.