This is the longest train route in the USA 🚂✨ I took the California Zephyr from San Francisco all the way to Chicago, a 52 hour journey across 35 cities. Along the way, you’ll pass snow-capped Sierra Nevada peaks, the red rocks of Utah, the dramatic canyons of Colorado, and the wide open plains of Nebraska and Iowa. 🌄🏞️ More than just transportation, it’s like watching the country’s story unfold right outside your window, slow, peaceful, and endlessly cinematic. #amtrak #californiazephyr #uni

Amtrak "California Zephyr" No. 6 departs Union Station at Denver, Colorado on the evening of August 24, 2018. This legendary train travels daily between Chicago, Illinois and the San Francisco Bay Area - the longest daily train service route on Amtrak's system! The departing train was viewed from alongside Wewatta Street with the Coors Field baseball stadium visible across the tracks. Coors Field was opened in 1995 as the home of Denver's MLB team, the Colorado Rockies. Fun fact: the stadium was

Amtrak's California Zephyr Traveling 2,438 miles across the heart of America, the California Zephyr connects Chicago to the San Francisco Bay Area, passing through Omaha, Denver, Salt Lake City, and Reno. The journey is celebrated for its panoramic views, notably the Rocky Mountains' upper Colorado River valley and the Sierra Nevada. The California Zephyr route, the longest daily service offered by Amtrak and second only to the Texas Eagle's triweekly service in overall length, requires about 51

Happy 75th, California Zephyr! On this day in 1949, the California Zephyr made its first trip between Chicago and the San Francisco Bay Area. Whether riding the iconic train then or now — passengers travel nearly 2,500 miles through the stunning scenery and unusual landscapes that define the American West. | Amtrak