GRAND CANYON
The Grand Canyon's headline days.
The 6 standout grand canyon railway & train tours. Where each one goes, who operates it, what it runs, and which day on the rim it fits best.
Ride a retro Grand Canyon Railway train from Williams to Grand Canyon Village, enjoy onboard entertainment, then have time to hike the rim.
“The trip to and from the Canyon was very relaxed and fun. Personnel were extremely knowledgeable about the railroad and surroundings. They certainly made the trip very enjoyable.”
Grand Canyon Railroad from Sedona is an early start with a historic one-way train ride, a guided South Rim-to-East Rim tour, and a stop at Cameron Trading Post.
“Cat gave me an amazing tour all across the south rim of the Grand Canyon, answering all my questions and explaining every detail about it.”
Ride the Historic Grand Canyon Railway from Williams, then tour the South and East Rims of the Grand Canyon with guided stops.
“The train ride was uneventful. The rest of the tour was GREAT!!!Steve was an excellent and informative tour guide and made our tour MEMORABLE!!!!!”
Luxury Grand Canyon Railroad ride plus East and South Rim viewpoints from Sedona. Small group, guided logistics, rare wildlife spotting.
“We had an excellent time! Brian was phenomenal, very knowledgeable and friendly. We felt the tour was very organized and not rushed. Thoroughly enjoyed it, we’d definitely recommend!”
Historic rail + guided South and East Rims of the Grand Canyon, with Desert View Watchtower and a Navajo Trading Post stop.
“We hit many scenic overlooks with our guide from our private small coach, didn't have to wait for park transport.”
Take a first-class historic train to the Grand Canyon, then ride to East Rim lookouts plus Cameron Trading Post in a small group.
“Cat was a great guide. Very knowledgeable and helpful. We only had 4 on the van and we were a more reserved group, which she adapted to well. She is very flexible, offered up alternatives/choices and let us set the direction and time constraints. I would recommend not taking the train. Was an OK ride…”
