The following year, the Rio Grande Scenic Railroad re-established passenger service between Alamosa and La Veta, the most scenic portion of the line. Trains now could operate in both directions ...

Watch a winter wonderland whiz by while staying warm and cozy in the comfy cars of the Rio Grande Scenic Railroad, which each Saturday through spring leaves at 9 a.m. from the Alamosa station and ...

nown as the “Rio Grande Scenic Railroad,” the train offers special events hosted on board. The heavyweight open window cars from the Southern Railroad come from as far back as the roaring 20’s.

The Rio Grande Scenic Railroad has announced its summer San Francisco/Napa Valley Getaway Contest; a competition for the best train travel story or memory. Eligible winners include those who have ...

The Rio Grande Scenic Railroad announced its participation in the Great Scenic Railway Journeys’ television series that profiles some of the world’s most historic and scenic railways.

The Rio Grande's Farmington Branch was built in ... Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad and Cumbres & Toltec Scenic ...

Fir Summit Amphitheater, a solar-powered stage, perches atop La Veta Pass, only accessible via the Rio Grande Scenic Railroad out of Alamosa. Buy barbecue and beer at the top. Railroad at 610 ...

Why check this out now: One of the best and warmest ways to see the snowcapped Sangre de Cristo peaks, this relaxing ride allows you to view remote sections of the San Luis Valley. Through April 2 ...

Restricted round-trip fares begin at $324. Pueblo is about 65 miles from La Veta. Rio Grande Scenic Railroad, 610 State St., Alamosa; (877) 726-7245, https://www.riograndescenicrailroad.com ...