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Sedona & Grand Canyon Train Tours
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Verde Canyon Railroad Wilderness Train
Passengers on this popular excursion train are enthralled as the eagle-decorated vintage diesel engine rolls past towering, crimson cliffs, near ancient ruins, over old-fashioned trestles and through a dark tunnel on a four-hour trip. Leaves from Clarkdale, 25 minutes from Sedona and travels through Verde Canyon, home of America's national symbol, the bald eagle. First-class living room-type seating with easy access to open-air viewing cars and coach accommodations are available. Snacks and beverages are available on the train. Runs year round on a variable schedule, call for dates and times. Rates from $54.95-79.95 per person+tax. Child and Senior coach rates also available. Click here for more information.
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Grand Canyon Railway
Featuring turn-of-the-century steam engines in the summer and vintage diesel engines the remainder of the year, you can make the most of a trip to the Grand Canyon by foregoing the automobile traffic and taking this fun-filled ride from the town of Williams, a 1-1/2 hour drive from Sedona, to the 1910 Grand Canyon depot just a few hundred feet from the Canyon's rim. A 9:30am departure puts you at the Grand Canyon before noon where you have 3-1/2 hours to take in the sites on your own or one of several motorcoach tours. The train returns to Williams at 5:30pm. Coach to Luxury Parlor class service available. Rates from $58/person+tax, discount for children 2-16.
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