Cozy up this January aboard Verde Canyon Railroad. Grab a warm cup of coffee or a warm specialty drink from the bar inside your passenger car and enjoy dramatic Canyon views. Winter is mild in the high desert, with average highs dancing between 55 and 65 degrees and lows between 30 and 40 degrees. Bundle up, invite your friends and family, and take a scenic train ride into the wild heart of Arizona. Winter is also a great time to see more wildlife along the rails. Passengers regularly spot bald

Watch as our quarter-mile-long train travels towards the red rock Canyon. Here’s something most people don’t realize: On our journey through the Verde Canyon, there are no highways, no overlooks, and no shortcuts. You won’t see crowds of people out here… only wildlife, scenic views and untouched wilderness. Get ready for jaw-dropping beauty. | Verde Canyon Railroad

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Verde Canyon Railroad is celebrating 35 years! The very first Verde Canyon Railroad excursion train rolled out of Clarkdale the Friday after Thanksgiving in 1990. In the past 35 years, the train has expanded in length, amenities, and seasonal events but remains true to its roots of sharing and protecting its incredibly scenic Canyon and route through a rare riparian wilderness accessible only by train. Over 100,000 passengers a year experience this Arizona treasure. On our 35th anniversary, we g

Eagle Watch has arrived at Verde Canyon Railroad. Each winter, resident bald eagles nest in the Verde Canyon, surrounded by the winding Verde River and the safety of the towering red rock cliffs. From January through March, bald eagles and other raptors rule the skies of Verde Canyon, and Verde Canyon Railroad offers one of the most immersive and reliable ways to witness them in the wild. During Eagle Watch, guests embark on a four-hour round-trip journey through pristine red rock landscapes whi