After about 30 minutes, the North Pole came into view. Windows opened and everyone craned to see the magical village of ...

DENVER (KDVR) — Colorado has seemingly endless opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors, from hiking or skiing to boating and rafting. Sometimes, though, the best way to see Colorado’s incredible ...

The historic Georgetown Loop Railroad has many quirks to its classy passenger train experience, but the Christmas train ride brings the holiday joy of the North Pole to a tucked away Colorado mountain ...

Grab your Christmas pajamas! These scenic Colorado trains are taking riders on festive trips to the ‘North Pole,’ complete with hot cocoa, Christmas cookies, and visits with Santa. You’ll want to grab ...

Looking for thematic Christmas train rides that come with the chance of snow? Start with these eight picks across the US.

GOLDEN, Colo. — Thomas the Tank Engine is bound for Colorado once again this autumn. The world's most popular train engine will pull into the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden for three weekends in ...

Colorado boasts numerous summer activities recognized in the USA TODAY 10BEST Reader’s Choice Awards. The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad was voted the nation's top scenic train ride. Anyone ...

If you think Colorado’s fall colors are best experienced from a trail or a mountaintop, think again. The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad offers a front-row seat to the San Juan Mountains' ...

For 143 years, the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad has carried passengers deep into the San Juan National Forest—a spectacular journey most magical in the fall, when mighty cottonwoods turn ...

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Tamara Gane was a guest of Rocky Mountaineer, which paid for her trip. All opinions expressed below are entirely hers and were not subject to review by Rocky Mountaineer. You don’t need to lace up ...