After the years of lockdown we've had, many of us are finally starting to get excited about traveling again. Being out on the open road, seeing new sights, and experiencing new things is one of life's true joys. And for those of us who love nothing more than exploring the USA, there's been an exciting new development in high-speed train travel!
A brand new luxury train takes its passengers on a tour of the most picturesque areas of the south-western US. Named "Rockies to the Red Rocks," this rail experience promises to be one of the most beautiful out there.
With views including rivers, streams, and, of course, plenty of cliffs and mountains, it's an adventurer's dream come true.
Where does the train travel?
The train offers a two-day trip between Denver, Colorado and Moab, Utah. It also has an overnight stop in Glenwood Springs, Colorado - a beautifully scenic town famed for its hot springs.
What do you see? 
"Breathtaking plains, mountain vistas and chromatic deserts are just the beginning," the website promises. But that's not all! "Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife as these canyons are the perfect place to spot pronghorns, deer, and eagles," they go on. You can even enjoy a view of the famous and imposing Mount Garfield and Mount Peale!
What is the train like?
The reason this train journey is quite so special is that the train is constructed primarily of glass. The oversized, dome-shaped glass windows mean passengers can enjoy seeing the full expanse of the beautiful scenery outside, from a wide variety of angles.
Is there anything else on board?Of course! The train has a wide variety of different social spaces to allow guests to interact with one another.
There are also plenty of places to eat and drink, too, including a bespoke cocktail lounge. And there are even outdoor viewing platforms to allow passengers to enjoy some fresh air!
Where do I sign up?The extra-special train journey is run by a company called
Rocky Mountaineer. The company is yet to release its full 2022 schedule, though you can sign up for updates through its website.
