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Email Sent. The link to reset your password has been sent. One of my bucket list items is to take a long train trips somewhere. This looks like it could fit the bill.

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Hey there! Just wanted to mention keep up the great job! Nothing beats a train trip for relaxation.

Allows you to slow down and literally let someone else do the driving. Your email address will not be published. What's New?

Planning your Grand Canyon Rails to the Rim trip. Archive Stacy's Trendspotting Travel. No problem. Archive Featured. Disabilities and Aging says:.

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June 1, at pm. Any suggestions would e appreciated.

Hi Kiersten, The train leaves from Williams and you will stay for about half a day at the South Rim village. If you want to hike the canyon, the train depot is very close to the Bright Angel trailhead. It will likely be a bit cool in November but remember to bring some water with you. If you are planning on just staying for one or two nights, then there are plenty of choices in Williams.

If you are staying longer, then I would suggest also staying closer to the rim, either in Tusayan or the Grand Canyon Village. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. The first passengers arrived at the Grand Canyon by train in September of —almost a decade before the Canyon officially became a National Park.