For Tickets Call: 877-726-RAIL La Veta Mountaineer
Route between Alamosa and La Veta

Climbs historic La Veta pass-the highest point in which standard gauge crosses the Rockies, elev. 9,242 ft
Daily departures from Alamosa at 9:00 a.m., steam Fri-Sat-Sun
Weekend diesel departures from La Veta at 10:00 a.m.
Roundtrip or one-way fares available
Trains run 7 days a week / Memorial Day - Oct. 17th.

The La Veta Mountaineer leaves daily at 9:00 a.m. from historic Alamosa and winds through country ranging from agricultural flatlands to colorful foothills to cliff-sided mountains – much of it inaccessible by motor vehicle – on its way to the charming art town of La Veta. A leisurely, two-hour stop for lunch allows passengers to relax in the park, do some shopping and gallery-browsing, or enjoy a great meal at one of La Veta’s local restaurants and cafes. The La Veta Mountaineer is powered by steam on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Route Schedule
For Tickets Call: 877-726-RAIL		Adult	senior/ child	adult	senior/ child
Round Trip Daily
	Alamosa to La Veta 9 AM - 5:45 PM	$58	$48	$48	$38
	Includes approximately two hours for lunch & shopping in picturesque La Veta. Steam power utilized Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Vintage Streamliner Diesel utilized Monday-Thursday
one-way daily
	Alamosa to La Veta 9 AM - 12:25 PM	$48	$38	$38	$28
	La Veta to Alamosa 2:15 PM - 5:45PM	$48	$38	$38	$28

For Tickets Call: 877-726-RAIL La Veta Mountaineer
Route between La Veta and Ft. Garland

On weekends and all concert dates, a train leaves La Veta at 10:00 a.m for a round trip to Fort Garland. Powered by a diesel-electric, the LaVeta to Fort Garland train allows two hours for lunch and a visit to historic Fort Garland. This summer catch departures from either La Veta or Alamosa on all concert dates for the Roots and Boots concert series, open air concerts high in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains that are only accessible by train. Click here to link to our concert page for more details.

Route Schedule
For Tickets Call: 877-726-RAIL		Adult	senior/ child	adult	senior/ child
Round Trip Friday, Saturday Sunday
	La Veta to Fort Garland 10 AM - 5 PM	$58	$48	$48	$38
	Includes 1.5 hours at Historic Fort Garland, guided/escorted walking tour, and Fort Garland museum admission.

For Tickets Call: 877-726-RAIL Festival Flyer
2010 Roots and Boots Summer Music Festival - More than a train ride, more than a concert, come for the experience!

Join Grammy nominated music legend Michael Martin Murphey and many other great acoustic artists for a mountain top concert, only accessible by our train.

Rio Grande Scenic Railroad’s Roots and Boots Summer Music Festival features folk, bluegrass, country, western and
Spanish music at RGSR's one-of-kind "green" concert stage and facilities run by solar and wind power.

Barbecued meals with sides and drinks will be available for an additional price.
Adult beverages are also available. Concerts run Friday, Saturday and Sunday beginning June 4th, 2010 - August 22, 2010.
Click here to link to our concert page for more details.

The train and concert experience is one single price!
Concert train tickets include round trip transportaion from either Alamosa or La Veta to the Summer Music Festival, and include admission to the concert.

Route Schedule
For Tickets Call: 877-726-RAIL			adult/senior/ child
Round Trip Friday, Saturday Sunday
	Alamosa to Fir 9:00 AM - 5:45 PM	$58	$48
	La Veta to Fir 10:00 AM - 5 PM	$58	$48
	Concert Season Pass: 8 Concerts $400 Summer Festival season passes are available in dome only for eight performances (Saturday or Sunday only) for $400 per person.

Call 877-726-7245 for details.

For Tickets Call: 877-726-RAILToltec Gorge Limited

Route between Alamosa and Antonito

Convenient connection service with Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad
Departs daily from Alamosa at 8:15 a.m.
Trains run 7 days a week / Memorial Day - Oct. 17th.

Leaving Alamosa daily, the Toltec Gorge Limited heads south to Antonito and connects with the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad, providing same-day round-trip service to Osier, Colorado, or a longer, two-day round trip to Chama, New Mexico. En route, the Toltec Gorge Limited passes through some of the San Luis Valley’s most historically significant country, including ranching and agricultural centers and Spanish settlements still brimming with culture and vitality.

When the Cumbres & Toltec train returns to Antonito, the waiting Toltec Gorge Limited will transport passengers back to Alamosa just in time for a great dinner at one of more than 30 local restaurants.

Route Schedule
For Tickets Call: 877-726-RAIL		adult	senior/ child
Round Trip Daily
	Alamosa to Antonito 8:15 AM - 6:00 PM	$20	$18
	Diesel-powered from Alamosa to Antonito. Steam power from Antonito to Osier provided by Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad.
one-way daily
	Alamosa to Antonito 8:15 AM - 9:35 AM	$15	$10
	Antonito to Alamosa 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM	$15	$10
	Diesel-powered from Alamosa to Antonito. Steam power from Antonito to Osier provided by Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad. Times listed accommodate meeting the the Cumbres and Toltec. If all guests are present, train to Alamosa may depart earlier. The Rio Grande Scenic RR cannot guarantee on time arrival of the Cumbres and Toltec. Missed connections due to late arrival of the C&T are the responsibility of the C&T.

For Tickets Call: 877-726-RAILPotato Valley Explorer

Route between Alamosa and Monte Vista

Ride on a working mixed freight and passenger train
Departs daily, roundtrip or one-way fares available
Trains run 7 days a week / Memorial Day - Oct. 17th.

That venerable institution, the American mixed freight and passenger train is being recreated this year between Alamosa and Monte Vista. The rich agricultural bounty of barley, wheat and potatoes flows out by rail, as it has for over a hundred years. But, now there is also passenger service on these trains to Monte Vista, a mix of freight and passengers that was the standard service to thousands of small towns across the country a generation ago.

With two short daily round trips from Alamosa to Monte Vista on the Potato Valley Explorer passengers can experience railroading close up, watching as the conductor switches cars and services freight customers. There is a one-hour layover in Monte Vista, time for a walk downtown, and a snack or a sandwich. Total time for a complete round trip is about three hours.

This is a nice ride for school groups, young families or those wanting a shorter ride with morning or afternoon departures. The Potato Valley Explorer is diesel-powered seven days a week.

Route Schedule
For Tickets Call: 877-726-RAIL		adult	senior
Round Trip Daily
	Alamosa to Monte Vista 10:00 AM - 2:30 PM	$20	$18
one-way daily
	Alamosa to Monte Vista 10:00 AM - 11:15 AM	$15	$10
	Monte Vista to Alamosa 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	$15	$10
	Includes 90 minute stop in downtown Monte Vista.