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  2. Rocky Mountaineer - Wikipedia

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    Rocky Mountaineer trains only operate in the tourist season of April to October. They operate exclusively during the day and sleeper services are not offered. All trips include overnight stops at which passengers disembark and stay in hotels. [citation needed] As Rocky Mountaineer is primarily a rail-tour service, all journeys are end-to-end.

  3. I toured first-class cars on the Rocky Mountaineer train ...

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    On Rocky Mountaineer trains, SilverLeaf Plus is similar to first class and comes with two exclusive bar cars, an extra tour guide, and other perks.

  4. The cheapest way to travel across the country - AOL

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    There are over 500 destinations to choose from, plus, you don't have to worry about traffic! However, a train is a little pricier than a bus. A 15-day trek is $459, 30 days is $689 and 45 days is ...

  5. Front Range Passenger Rail - Wikipedia

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    The alternatives consisted of nine initial stations, 18 to 24 round trips per day, speeds up to 110 miles per hour (180 km/h), and end-to-end travel times of 2.5 to 3 hours. Annual ridership was estimated at 2.2 million and startup costs at $7.8 to $14.5 billion.

  6. Pikes Peak Cog Railway - Wikipedia

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    Trains could previously pass only at Mountain View, permitting only three trains a day up the mountain. Eight trains per day became possible with the new equipment and sidings. Two additional two-car trainsets were added in the 1980s (#24 in 1984 and #25 in 1989). By the 2000s, the rail infrastructure was starting to show its age.

  7. Flathead Tunnel - Wikipedia

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    The Flathead Tunnel is a 7-mile-long (11 km) railroad tunnel in the Rocky Mountains of northwest Montana near Trego, approximately 28 miles (45 km) west of Whitefish. Located on the BNSF Railway's Kootenai River Subdivision, it is the second-longest railroad tunnel in the United States after the Cascade Tunnel.