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 Climb historic La Veta pass-the highest point in which standard gauge crosses over a mountain pass in the US, elev. 9,242 ft.
Daily departures from Alamosa at 9:00 a.m., powered by steam Fri-Sat-Sun; pulled by one of our vintage diesel streamliners Mon-Thurs.
Trains run from Alamosa to La Veta 7 days a week/ Memorial Day, May 29th - Labor Day Sept. 6th. - Oct. Friday - Sunday
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The best way to get to the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad is by train from Alamosa! All passengers are accommodated in our spectacular full length dome cars. Across-the-platform connections are made both ways at Antonito. Food and beverage service is available on the dome car. Trains run 7 days a week / Memorial Day - Labor Day.
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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.
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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.
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