Grand Canyon Railway offers a year-round schedule from the historic depot in Williams, AZ, to the South Rim, plus Polar Express rides at Christmas.

Here’s how to plan a ride aboard the Grand Canyon Railway, a 65-mile journey from Williams, Arizona to the South Rim.

Grand Canyon Railway offers steam-powered journeys from Williams, Arizona to the Historic Village on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon on Steam Saturdays: the first Saturday of each month between ...

The train leaves Williams every day (except Christmas) at 9:30 a.m. and arrives at the canyon's South Rim at 11:45 a.m. It allows visitors three hours to explore the canyon and exhibits before ...

The Grand Canyon Railway & Hotel announced the return dates for its beloved Polar Express train. ... Like previous years, the 90-minute, round-trip rides will run between Williams, Arizona, ...

Train Ride: Depart from Williams, Arizona, aboard a historic train.Enjoy folklore, stories, and authentic characters as you travel to the awe-inspiring Grand Canyon. The train offers kaleidoscopic ...

PHOENIX — The Grand Canyon Railway in northern Arizona is on track to go greener thanks to a federal grant. The scenic rail line that carries tourists between Williams and the Grand Canyon’s ...

The train departs the canyon at 3:30 p.m., but the journey continues as singers, storytellers, and actors entertain you on the trip back to Williams. Verde Valley Railway - Clarkdale ...

The historic train that connects Williams, Arizona, to Grand Canyon Village uses the same line that first welcomed tourists in 1901. During its heyday, passengers included Teddy Roosevelt and his ...

Tickets for the Grand Canyon Railway & Hotel’s Polar Express can be reserved via this link. Rides begin on Nov. 10 and run through the holiday season until Dec. 30. Most nights, there are 5:30 ...

Experience Williams- Gateway to the Grand Canyon®! Williams, Arizona is a destination known for things to do for visitors of all ages. From cruising Route 66, planning a visit to the Grand Canyon ...

On Sept. 17, 1901, the first passengers boarded the train from Williams, Arizona, taking them directly to the Grand Canyon South Rim in three hours; prior to the railway, visitors would embark on ...