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    The Royal Gorge Route Railroad - An elopement on the Royal Gorge train. Captured by Colorado elopement photographer, Michelle Betz Photography

    The Royal Gorge Route Railroad

    3.7(621 reviews)
    51.3 mi

    Unbelievable experience and worth every penny!…read more We were so excited to to experience this after years of seeing scenic train rides online. It was on our must do list for our first time in colorado. We purchased tickets online about a month before our trip. The one con is you may be seated with people outside your party depending on the table. I wish they would put this disclaimer online so we could've purchased an extra seat to have that privacy and comfortability. The views were immaculate especially with the fresh powder. All the staff on board were great and attentive. The food was pretty good too. I opted for the chicken sandwich; which was flavorful and juicy. We really enjoyed the bar cart LOL and the open air cart was perfect for the views and pictures. Cons: we found a hair in our welcome cookie and with the price of admission i wish we had our own table and space. Overall, i would recommend taking the family and loved ones on this experience.

    This train ride was absolutely phenomenal. From start to finish, it was such a fun and memorable…read moreexperience. I sat in one of the Vista Dome cars, where the ceiling is glass so you can see everything above you, and it was 100% worth it. I ordered the wine flight, and every wine on it was delicious. I also got the burger with a side salad, and honestly, I was pleasantly surprised. I didn't expect much since it's "train food," but the burger was really good--juicy, not dry at all, with a perfectly balanced bun that didn't overpower the meat. I genuinely enjoyed it. The staff was super friendly--very kind, attentive, and welcoming, which really added to the experience. There are several different cars you can choose from: a dining car with a bar, the Vista Dome, or regular coach seating. I went with the Vista Dome and would absolutely choose it again. I also tried the cheesecake. It was okay, but not something I'd order again. That said, everything else more than made up for it. One of the highlights was that there are two open-air cars where you can step outside and take in the views. The ride through the mountains was beautiful, the river was stunning, and stopping near the bridge for about 20 minutes was really cool and gave you time to soak it all in. Overall, this was an amazing experience, and I will absolutely do this again. Highly recommend if you're in the area. I will also say with this train.Make sure you sit on the left side of the train.Not the right cause the left side has all the good views.The right has o k views

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    The Royal Gorge Route Railroad - An elopement on the Royal Gorge train. Captured by Colorado elopement photographer, Michelle Betz Photography

    An elopement on the Royal Gorge train. Captured by Colorado elopement photographer, Michelle Betz Photography

    The Royal Gorge Route Railroad - An elopement on the Royal Gorge train. Captured by Colorado elopement photographer, Michelle Betz Photography

    An elopement on the Royal Gorge train. Captured by Colorado elopement photographer, Michelle Betz Photography

    The Royal Gorge Route Railroad - An elopement on the Royal Gorge train. Captured by Colorado elopement photographer, Michelle Betz Photography

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    An elopement on the Royal Gorge train. Captured by Colorado elopement photographer, Michelle Betz Photography

    The Broadmoor Manitou and Pikes Peak Cog Railway - Base station

    The Broadmoor Manitou and Pikes Peak Cog Railway

    3.5(478 reviews)
    17.9 mi

    I visited The Broadmoor Manitou and took the 1: 30 pm Pikes Peak Cog Railway, and it was the best…read moreexperience. I booked my tickets in advance, and it was a Friday. Our conductor, Jim, was the funniest yet most informative person. He made sure the trip was smooth and on time, along with the person he called the "coach engineer," or the train's driver. The entire trip lasted 3 hours, 1 hour each way to and from the summit, plus exactly 45 minutes at the top. The train has large windows that let you soak in the stunning scenic views. The sights are breathtaking, with a variety of rocks, some rugged mountains, diverse vegetation depending on the altitude, and snow- capped peaks. When we reached the summit, we were given clear instructions that the train only waits for 45 minutes, and it is very important to stick to that. The summit features a viewpoint, a gift shop, and a food court. Since the summit is at an elevation of 14,000 feet, feeling lightheaded is quite normal. The food court offered donuts, soups, hot chocolate, and many packaged foods. We tried the famous cinnamon donuts and broccoli cheddar soup. The donuts were delicious, and the warm soup helped combat the effects of the altitude. The gift shop also had a good selection of souvenirs, and we picked up some magnets. The summit had a good amount of snow, and it was extremely windy. 45 minutes didn't feel like enough time to fully take in the views because it passed so quickly. Still, we made wonderful memories and took some fantastic photos. The mood on the way back was quite different; most people were tired but happy. Overall, it was a beautiful experience and worth the money, in my opinion. Pro tip: The route is very steep at some points. While choosing the seats when booking, it's important to pick the right direction to avoid motion sickness. The summit can get very cold and windy due to the altitude, so dress appropriately. Outside food is strictly prohibited on the train, but do carry water bottles because staying hydrated helps prevent lightheadedness at the summit.

    On New Year's Eve, I decided to drive to Manitou Springs and ride the Cog Railway, and it…read moreabsolutely did not disappoint. From start to finish, it was a beautiful and memorable experience. Tip: Sit on the left side of the train if you can. That side has the best views of the mountains, lakes, and scenery. The right side is mostly the mountain itself, so the views don't really open up until you get higher up. The conductor was very knowledgeable and shared interesting facts along the way, which made the ride even more enjoyable. The train ride itself was smooth, scenic, and relaxing. At the top, there's plenty to do--food, souvenirs, and historical displays where you can read about the railway and its history. We even spotted some goats, which was a fun bonus. Overall, this was a fun, beautiful ride and well worth the trip. I'd definitely recommend it to anyone visiting the area.

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    The Broadmoor Manitou and Pikes Peak Cog Railway - View of the cog train parked at the summit

    View of the cog train parked at the summit

    The Broadmoor Manitou and Pikes Peak Cog Railway - Inside the first train car where the driver drives the train going up the mountain

    Inside the first train car where the driver drives the train going up the mountain

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