America's Highest and Longest Narrow Gauge Railroad
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Antonito Express Package
4 days / 3 nights
• 3 hotel nights (2 in Chama, 1 in Antonito)
• Spectacular Mountain Vistas
• Independent tour of Antonito
• Round trip train Chama to Antonito
• Countless photo opportunities
• Independent touring of Chama and Surrounding area
• 2 meals (Osier kitchen Day 2 and day 3)
Itinerary
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Day 1: Chama
Check in to Chama after 3:00PM. Chama is New Mexico’s Hidden treasure with outstanding beauty all around and many outdoor activities. The evening is yours to explore great places like El Vado Lake or even Tierra Wools to get authentic hand spun clothing.
Day 2: Chama to Antonito
All Aboard the Cumbres and Toltec Railroad. The longest and highest narrow gauge track around. You will be exceeding 10,000 feet along your journey to Antonito. This is a 6 hour excursion with a one hour lunch stop in Osier. Included in your fare is a hot buffet lunch. There is abundant fauna and flora to look at on this exploration back in time. Among the animals you may see are; hawks, eagles, coyote, even some bear. Overnight in Antonito.
Day 3: Antonito to Chama
Checkout of your Antonito Hotel. Take the train back to Chama, over Cumbres Pass with another lunch stop at Osier. You will over night in Chama.
Day 4: Chama
Check out of your Chama hotel as this tour comes to an end.
Classes Of Service
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Note: Prices are per person in USD and do not include taxes and fees. Prices are subject to change without notice.
Information & Reservations
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Rail News & Updates
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Built 127 years ago and little changed since, the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad is a 64-mile, fully operational steam railroad jointly owned by the states of Colorado and New Mexico. The railroad operates passenger trains seven days a week from Saturday, May 24 to Sunday, October 19.
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