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There are certain train routes in the US with scenery so mesmerizing that they are worth taking for the sights alone. Amtrak, of course, has more than 30 different train routes crisscrossing every US region, from the vast deserts of the Southwest to the sparkling coast of California, and majestic mountain ranges in between. But even more private rail operators in states like Alaska and Hawaii offer their own scenic train rides that shouldn't be overlooked. The challenge, then, becomes picking which train trip to take—and when.
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What The Traveler Editors are Loving
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I spent the last week of August in the Costa Rican rainforest, checking out The Vessyl, a new kind of wellness retreat with a “Frequency Dome” that allows you to feel sound through the body in a very immersive way. With the Arenal Volcano as my backdrop, I spent my days moving through the jungle, riding horses, and experiencing spurts of rain that gave the lush, green surroundings a magical, misty allure. I practically lived in my new poppy-colored Columbia Trailborne rain jacket, which was perfectly light for the humid weather, as well as my waterproof Prana hiking pants and trusty Salomon sneakers. I also carried a few bone broth packets, for when I felt like a warm sip in between meals—I’m not much of a protein-maxxer, but I’ve become quite addicted to the savory taste of these.
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More and more travelers are planning vacations around the act of reading; I was delighted to give it a try from a rental home above Nantucket Bookworks.
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A dedicated team, thoughtful guidance, and low-sensory zones made a farther-flung trip accessible for my daughter and our whole family.
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