Today I’m taking the Alaska Railroad flagship Denali Star train across the state in First Class from Anchorage to Fairbanks. The trip will take around 12 hours, and travel along one of the world ...

The Denali Star train offers first-class service, stunning views of moose, mountains, and glaciers, and an experience unlike any other. Is this the most scenic train ride in America?

The Denali Star train started its daily service on May 9, with “value pricing” through May 31. Between Anchorage and Talkeetna, the value price is $95 each way ($226 one-way for Gold Star).

There’s a curious mix of passengers aboard the Denali Star as the whistle blasts twice and the train pulls away from the Anchorage depot, beginning its journey north to Fairbanks on a 12-hour ...

The railroad's flagship Denali Star Train (operates daily, May 11 through September 17, 2019) connects Anchorage and Fairbanks, by way of Denali, Talkeetna, ...

The journey takes 12 hours and includes a stop at Denali National Park. Like its sister train, the Coastal Classic, the Star travels through Alaskan landscapes that are usually only seen from the ...

There are three trains with daily service for summer 2020: the Denali Star Train, Coastal Classic Train and Glacier Discovery Train. These three trains take passengers all across the state from ...

The 470-mile Denali Star line tracks through a vast landscape so wild, it can be easier to spot caribou than people and one town’s mayor is a cat named Stubbs.

The viewing platform on Alaska Railroad's luxury dome car lets riders take in the sights in style. The Alaska Railroad's Denali Star winds through spectacular scenery in the interior of America's ...

The Denali Star makes daily trips between Anchorage and Fairbanks from mid-May through mid-September. Each year, the railroad hires about 33 high school students to be part of its one-of-a-kind ...

With popular national parks still searching for the answers to congestion, train travel is a practical solution—and a unique ...

“Dall sheep on the right!” the Alaska Railroad narrator shouted. Twenty heads swiveled and hands fumbled with cameras. Earlier we spotted moose, a beaver dam, three soaring bald eagles, four ...