Canadian Train 1 Toronto to Vancouver Epic Full Route Overview Via Rail 

I thought about making that trip many times but didn't have the time due to work. After retiring didn't have the the means. Now I made the trip virtually, thank you.

There is no better way to see a country than by train and it just tells us how lovely Canada is, in fact what beautiful world we are lucky to live in

I enjoy the video, minimal low volume background. Showing the maps and menus. The inside of the train and scenery. I actually stay in my chair watch the whole video without getting up. Thank you Watertown, Connecticut

It was an absolute wonderful, thrilling, and a incredible experience...the beautiful sceneries , the snow capped mountains, the calm lakes, which reflected the heavens above, also not forgetting to mention the flowing rivers, the pine trees....marvelous train journey on a very lovely train

I've done this trip a couple times each way, but not for decades. There is nothing more beautiful or re-invigorating. You really have no idea how huge Canada is until you've done this. Especially when you bear in mind that Toronto is really in the middle of the country, not the east coast. Terrific video.

In the last eighteen months I've travelled on quite a few virtual train journeys, but this one beats them all. What a terrific experience! I've always wanted to see The Rockies and now I have. Thank you so much for this brilliant video. Everything about it is perfect. ❤

I rode the Canadian in 1964 I was 12 years old. My Dad had taken the entire family on a train trip from San Fr(ancisco to the New York worlds fair. Took another train Delaware central? and went to Quebec city where we took the Canadian from. It was a magical trip we went coach but we could eat in the dining car. I love that they still have the same dome cars. Thank you for the great video! (we took 2 other trains back through Seattle to SF) Thank you again I would love to take the same trip again someday!

Thanks Steve, this is absolutely the best Great Canadian Rockies video ever.

Awesome trip Steve! Thanks for sharing it with the masses!😊👍❤️

I like that this video doesn’t have talking it’s very relaxing

It amazes me that VIA travels the Fraser Canyon in the dark in both directions. The most scenic part of the whole journey.

Thanks a million, Steve! We are doing this 4-day trip in Oct 26th, then drive back to Kamloops, Banff and Calgary. You video helped a lot on what to expect! You did a great job and lots of techniques applied to provide helpful info. A Real PRO!

Stupendous journey! Thank you so much! Best documentary on the Canadian I have yet to see!

You caught all the majestic grandeur of Canada and the unlimited amount of it. Thank you fr that epic journey!

One of the most beautiful train ride🙏

What a staggeringly beautiful country. This is the best train journey video I’ve ever seen, thank you. I’ll watch this again and again🙂xxx

Another fantastic train video! You really know how to let the trip come to the viewer.

Absolutely gorgeous scenery, throughly enjoyable video, thank you

Wow, thanks for a great trip across my Canada. I have travelled by train many times when I was young from Edmonton to Vancouver, but it was great to see the way it is now. Looks like you had a great trip.

Thank you for capturing all that beauty. Also thank you for the peace and quiet, no talking or music. It was a pleasure to watch.

This is definitely on my bucket list. Thanks for taking us along.

Excellent snapshot of lower berth,stations,stops,dining,service and the trip . It really helps for me to plan my trip.

Great video.. did this trip in May this year…. Never get tired of watching videos of the route and yours is one of the best….. thanks.

Absolutely one of the best rail passenger videos I have ever seen. I've done all of the western Canadian routes back in 1989 and 1995 and much of the scenery west of Hinton Alberta was familiar to me. My jaw dropped and tongue fell out at the many delightful dishes served in the Dining Cars and Cafe. The availability of breakfast on arrival at Vancouver was a pleasant surprise. I chuckled at seeing the Amtrak security fence to the left at Vancouver. I arrived from Seattle that way in 1995. You have done great justice to Train No 1 Toronto to Vancouver Steve so congratulations from this Aussie from Melbourne. Cheers!🙂🙂🙂

An amazing video from start to finish. Thanks a million for sharing and for recording this epic journey.

Thank you for an amazing video. And good luck to you for the best weather for beautiful scenery.

Thank you so much! The trip was amazing! , I love all the views and the photograph is incredible!. I enjoy a lot all the information about each city and town, and cultural issues. Congratulations for your journey! Best regards from Mexico. 🙋‍♀

thanks for creating this video...I loved the trip and you did an excellent job

Very enjoyable video, Steve. Enjoyed every minute of the journey. Thanks for sharing your experience.

WOW. Great trip. This train is on our bucket list.

Thank you Mr. Kelso for the wonderful ride across Canada.

This is absolutely spectacular! Love the beautiful views!

I just did this trip from Toronto to Vancouver June 26-30. This videos brings back memories of my trip. Now I am considering doing it again! Perhaps next time I'll go the other direction in the winter.

I have traveled from Minnesota, U.S. to Calgary, Alberta by Train; this trip is absolutely amazing...thanks for sharing.

Thanks! Got that marked off the bucket list for way cheaper than expected! Appreciate it!

What a fantastic video. At the end I had the feeling of doing the journey myself. I restarted the video on a huge TV and it was so impressive like looking out of the train window. Living in Europe makes it very expensive to get a transcontinental ride on the Canadian. But it will be my personal trip of a lifetime and I hope to do it in 2024. Very warm greetings from Germany 🇩🇪

Worth view-watching and your time is great and generously spent appreciate it. Happy new year 2024 to you

Great video. I rode the Canadian round trip Toronto-Vancouver-Toronto in 2000 with my father. This brings back lots of good memories.

I van only imagine the enormous amount of energy and expertise that went into the construction of this'll railroad!! Whew! Thank you for this superb video.

Love that VIA kept the vintage 50s vibes

STEVE, you have done a fantastic job. I have seen many train videos but I never seen one like yours. You showed us the beautiful view you did not have a lot of talk or noise you had some beautiful explanation on the screen . I salute you and thank you so much.

Thanks a lot for such a beautiful video.

Great content as always Steve...

The best train video yet.

Did this journey from Vancouver to Toronto 1962. Loved it ,was an epic journey. Lived and work in Canada for two years then did the drive on Route 66. . .from Canada to LA. where I caught the ship home back to New Zealand . Kiwi from Virginia

Merci! Thank you for this video.

Wonderful travel,with special landscapes. ❤

Fantastic trip across Canada. Scenery around Jasper is amazing. Great video quality I have enjoyed from my chair. The written narration is perfect vs speaking. Thank you for videoing this long trip.

Thanks for the great video. We have wanted to do this for a long time.

Awesome video of a beautiful country.

Absolutely superb film! Thanx for posting. Greetings from America.

Awesome video, lovely outside shots! So many videos show more of the inside than the outside, yours are perfect. So much water ! Love from South Africa.

Thanks for sharing this beautiful video so everyone have the chance to see the beuty of traveling by train

Another brilliant video to watch Steve, coming from Yorkshire, as you know, I have never seen such stunning scenery and you have shown it all, another big thankyou.

Wonderful! So peaceful and relaxing just to let Canada - often gorgeous - slip by to the hypnotic sound of the train on the tracks. Thank you!

Excellent video. Almost like watching a movie. Superb photography and editing. Never a dull moment. Watching this may be the next best thing to actually travelling the route (which we are unlikely to get a chance to)! Thanks Steve for all your effort.

Thank you so much for this wonderful video!!!

Great video, bravo, I enjoyed it very much and Canada is a really beautiful country. Thanks again

1.7.2024.Really first class, and very good.I am awaiting more videos like this.Thank you.

Wonderful vídeo! Thank You for sharing. I simply travelled across Canada !

It’s delightful traveling with you!

Nice video. Love my memories of riding from Saskatoon to Vancouver and back when we were kids. NIce camera work, especially at the end with the sunset. The dome is just the best, with the ability to see in front of and behind the train, especially in the mountains, and in the endless Ontario forest. I'd like to see a cross fade between your clips, very easy to do. Great job.

It was my pleasure! Thank you.🇨🇦Cambridge,Ont.

Brilliant video, thoroughly enjoyed it, beautiful country🙂 xxxxx

The train itself is awesome with its comforts, decor, & comforts absolutely GREAT !

Wow , absolutely beautiful train journey . ❤

Superb images of the route of this train on the Toronto-Vancouver route!

Excellent video showing nick and corner.

Thanks for this awesome video. It brought back memories when I took the same train last Nov 2017 & viewed those i missed! Departure from Toronto was delayed by 4 hrs (2am) & arrival in Vancouver delayed by 6 hrs (2pm).

...Beautiful Train Ride and Trip...!!!!....🥰🥰🥰

Very nice video Steve, looking forward to traveling on the Canadian this June to Toronto and back.

Wonderful scenes! I love to see once.

Woweeeee what a journey! Cindy 🚆

We took the trip on The Snow Train from Toronto to Vancouver 10 years ago .SNOW BEAUTIFUL SNOW AND GOING THROUGH Rockies was straight from Heaven !, We spent two nights in Jasper and our final day and night on the train !!!Delicious food and GREAT staff and very clean !!! Watching the trip when there was no snow put a different view on everything . I liked the snow train the best . We were on a tour from NC and SC and got to see things of interest of winter time in Snowy ❤

Very well done! I enjoyed all the information included. To echo what others are saying, it felt like I was on the train. And as a foodie, I appreciate the menu and food shots 😋

Awesome !!! Video made. Admire your hard work & patience to give these scenic shots. Fantabulous job !!! done, keep making more such breath taking videos & God bless you in your future endeavours.

What an excellent video, WOW! Thank you for sharing. I loved it so much, I'm going to watch it again and again. I really appreciate the natural sounds instead of music, thanks for that as well. Wishing you the very best. 😊

Awesome show!

Thank you for a most enjoyable trainride. The scenery was outstanding and it felt like I was actually on the train. So much so I have Subscribed to your channel to watch any other trip you do.

I remember visiting my Norwegian cousins in mid-May and there still being enough snow for cross-country skiing in the mountain pass between their town and the nearest railroad station, but I hadn't realized that the snow would still be around along the Canadian's route in mid-May.

thanks for sharing, beautiful country we live in

Thanks. That was fun.

I loved this very detailed video of your trip. This makes me want to do this in 2 months as a birthday trip….

How i would love to go on that trip,,it looks stunning,thanks fo posting.

What a great trip. Greetings from Austria 🇦🇹

Thanks for info on populations along the route..

😍👏Excellent video!

Exceptional video! Very well shot and edited I thought.

"Absolutely incredible Stream!" Canada is an amazing beautiful country, that is not so accessible to most Canadians because the Government has never made it a priority to keep Canadiens at home as opposed to heading to the USA, by marketing Canada more financially friendly for the average Canadians and their families to visit, learn about and enjoy and see just how beautiful each Provence and Territories are. Now, just Quebec, Montreal or Toronto! The incredible views from * THE ROCKIES TO VANCOUVER WERE STUNNING!* Loved the incredible water fall!....♥️ 🇨🇦

The thing about trains… “it’s not about where you’re going, it’s just get on board”

Wonderful video….you were blessed with exceptional weather. I hope my trip in October of 2023 from Vancouver to Toronto will be as wonderful as yours!

Greetings from Germany.Thank's for this perfekt amazing trip,....!

I wached this video till the end. Its Beautiful train tour...

0:58 Depart Toronto 17:59 Day 2 24:50 Train 2 25:43 Sioux Lookout 32:42 - 34:13 Winnipeg 34:20 Day 3 46:24 Edmonton 47:54 Day 4 57:32 - 1:00:53 Jasper 1:06:46 Train 2 1:37:40 Day 5

Wonderful review, looks delightful! 0:44

A+ video of this wonderful train , now i really want to do this, on my bucket list since i was 15, the rockies is my favorite spot for sure, but Canada sure is beautiful!!🥰🥰😃

Sir, i enjoyed your full video, thankyou sir.

train journey can be really relaxing and soothing at times

Definitely a bucket list item for me.

SHARON SHNEYER, Philadelphia PA. Thank you for the wonderful video, which while I haven't watched yet, I did save it to email to watch at another time. The days of me traveling anywhere are not possible, but I can remember my late parents taking me across the US by train where we stopped and visited national parks and other places (we also did some flying). Later when my parents took me with them to Europe for a month we had an EuroRail Pass. As an adult, (and one-time rail and transit activist), I was able to do some traveling by myself. My most memorable experience (excluding the fact that I had to go from Philadelphia to New York City first), was taking the train to Toronto (my favorite city), and then taking the Ontario Northland Railway, which I don't know if it exists anymore), to Cochrane, Ontario, an overnight ride and I had a single roomate, where I stayed for a few days, and then took the Polar Bear Express from Cochrane to Mosinee. It was 2 1/2 hours up each way, and you had 5 hours there and you could walk around (I don't remember if there was a tour or not, but I wrote everything down on the trip including what I ate). There is a hotel there. It is where the James Bay starts. I then spent about a week in Toronto, a few days in Ottawa, and a week in Montreal (doing this all by train of course). I'm still in awe of Cochrane. I always tell people who are younger, that if you are going to do any traveling, do it while you are young, because you never know what will happen when you get older. Even expensive places like New York City, you can figure out how to do things cheaply. In Washington DC, the museum's are free. I look forward to watching your video at a more practical time.