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Alaska Calendars
Distance: 0.0 MiPO BOX 141414
99514 Anchorage -
Chinook Tours of Alaska
Distance: 0.0 MiPO BOX 111853
99511-1853 Anchorage -
Ellison Air, Inc
Distance: 3.0 Mi4520 Wisconsin
99519 Anchorage -
H and R Block Inc
Distance: 3.9 Mi5520 Lake Otis Pkwy Ste 102
99507-1777 Anchorage -
Alaska Tour and Travel
Distance: 5.8 Mi9170 Jewel Lake Rd Ste 202
99502 Anchorage
Description
You have come to right place for quick and easy Alaska Railroad reservations, availability, rates and schedules. Alaska Tour and Travel is the largest reseller of independent Alaska Railroad seats, and no one offers lower railroad prices. We are here to help you plan your trip abroad the Alaska Railroad, the last full service railroad in the United States. An important part of Alaska's rich heritage, the Alaska Railroad stretches 470 miles from Seward on the southcentral Kenai Peninsula, to the northern golden heart city of Fairbanks. Along the way, the train travels through some of the most scenic and rugged territory in Alaska, including Denali National Park, Denali State Park, and Chugach National Forest. The Alaska Railroad runs two primary passenger services during the summer season. On the rail north of Anchorage, the Denali Star operates daily between Fairbanks, Denali, Talkeetna and Anchorage. To the south, the Coastal Classic operates daily between Anchorage and Seward. Alaska Railroad trains feature large picture windows, comfortable seating, on board hosts, dining options, restrooms, and luggage cars. Two pieces of luggage are allowed, with extra luggage subject to a fee. The railroad is accessible to wheelchairs, with special ramps at the depots and provisions on the coaches for occupied wheel chairs. Special rates are available on the railroad for May and September travel and children under 12 travel at 50% off. See alaska railroad schedule for departure and arrival times. Rates and schedules are subject to change without notice. It is helpful to note that the Park Connection motorcoach service also travels between the same destinations as the Alaska Railroad. However, the routes traveled by coach on the Parks and Seward highways are very different than the routes traveled by rail. Many people travel one direction by rail and the other by bus to see a little more of the state. The motorcoach schedule also offers the ability to travel between Denali Park and Seward (or vice versa) in one day, while an overnight in Anchorage is required to travel the route by train. Ride the rails through the Great Land this summer!