Alaska Railroad

The Alaska Railroad, a century-old transportation marvel, stretches 470 miles (750 kilometers) from Seward to Fairbanks, traversing Southcentral and Interior Alaska. Along its scenic route, the railroad makes stops at key destinations such as Anchorage, Whittier, and Denali National Park. This historic line offers both train enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers a unique and convenient way to explore Alaska’s historic cities and natural wonders. Passengers can experience the state’s diverse landscapes, from coastal towns to mountainous regions, all while enjoying the comfort and charm of rail travel.