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Since 1901, Grand Canyon Railway has enchantedmillions of people from all over the world, taking themon a journey into the heart of one of the Seven NaturalWonders of the World Grand Canyon National Park.Make your trip to Grand Canyon even more memorableby traveling aboard a vintage train along a centuryold rail line. With six classes of restored passengerservice, Grand Canyon Railway is more than a mode oftransportation; it’s a trip back in time!Williams, AZ, is easily accessible from interstatehighways. Take I-40 to Exit 163. Follow Grand CanyonBoulevard one-half mile south to Grand Canyon Railway.CLICK BUTTON FOR VIDEO:

TRAIN CLASSESCHOOSE FROM SIX DISTINCT CLASSES OF SERVICEJourney from Williams to the South Rim along a rail line that dates back to 1901. From high desert to prairie, from prairieto pine, enjoy an ever-changing landscape until you come across a view that could very well change you forever.PULLMAN CLASSADULTS: 67CHILDREN: 32Ride in an original 1923Harriman-style coach carperfect for families. A serviceattendant shares the train’shistory and helps passengersplan a fantastic Grand Canyonstay. Western entertainers arealso on board to and fromthe canyon.FIRST CLASSLounge-style comforts includea private bar and access to therear platform. Plush seatingand large picture windowsamplify the journey. Fresh fruit,pastries, coffee, and juice areprovided during the morning,with complimentary snackson the return trip, along withsparkling wine.ADULTS: 82CHILDREN: 51Streamliner-era coaches will getyou to the canyon and back in style.Enjoy comfortable bench-styleseating in classic air-conditionedcars from the 1950s. Plus, you haveaccess to our classic Café Car,which has snacks and drinks forpurchase.ADULTS: 159CHILDREN: 121Enjoy reclining seats with plentyof legroom and grand windowsthat enhance the journey.Fresh food and beverages areprovided during the morning,while snacks are complimentaryon the return trip, with barservice available.LUXURY PARLORCOACH CLASSOBSERVATION DOMEADULTS: 189CHILDREN: 153Experience panoramic viewsthanks to a vintage glass-enclosedstreamliner car. Bar service isavailable, with complimentarysnacks provided in the morningand afternoon.ADULTS: 226CHILDREN: N/ALUXURY DOMETake in the scenery from theextra-large windows of ourupper-level Observation Domeor enjoy refreshments in thelower level lounge, featuring a bar,entertainment center and plushfurniture. Access to the rearLuxury Parlor ObservationPlatform is included.CLICK BUTTON FOR VIDEO:ADULTS: 226CHILDREN: N/A

TRAIN SCHEDULE9:00 a.m.Wild West Show9:15 a.m.Boarding begins9:30 a.m.*Depart Williams11:45 a.m.Arrive Grand Canyon11:45 a.m. – 3:15 p.m.Option to add a rim tour3:15 p.m.Boarding begins3:30 p.m.Depart Grand Canyon5:45 p.m.Arrive WilliamsTimes are Mountain Standard Time. Please note that Arizonadoes not observe daylight saving time.Train boards 15 minutes before departure. During peakperiods, a second departure may be scheduled.*Departure time is 8:30 a.m. MST during the months ofNovember and December.CLICK BUTTON FOR VIDEO:

GRAND CANYON RAILWAY HOTELDesigned to resemble the century-old train depot that housed the original Fray Marcos Hotel, The GrandCanyon Railway Hotel offers comfortable lodging in a picturesque western setting. Nestled within thePonderosa pine forest of Williams, Arizona, our family-friendly hotel is one of the finest in the region. With itsinviting flagstone fireplace, business center, indoor swimming pool and spa, complimentary internet access,four different types of guest rooms, and historic Spenser’s Pub, you’ll find comfort in this Western retreat.STANDARD/DELUXE ROOMTwo triple-sheeted queen beds, full bath with granitecountertops, satellite TV, mini-fridge, air conditioning,and Keurig coffee maker.SUITETwo triple-sheeted queen beds, full bath, spaciousseparate living room with sofa bed, microwave oven, minifridge, Keurig coffee maker, satellite TVs, and kitchenette.HEATED INDOOR POOL AND HOT TUBUnwind after a long day exploring one of the sevennatural wonders of the world in our heated indoor pooland hot tub.SPENSER’S PUBThe handcrafted bar in Spenser’s Pub dates back to1887. Located in the Grand Canyon Railway Hotel,Spenser’s is the perfect place to relax and enjoy a wideselection of pub-style food and handcrafted cocktails.CLICK BUTTON FOR VIDEO:

GCR HOTEL3 PET RESORT1 FRED HARVEY RESTAURANTSPENSER’S PUB4 GCR RV PARKEXPLORE WILLIAMS ARIZONA2 WILLIAMS DEPOTTHE GATEWAY TO THE GRAND CANYON SOUTH RIMLocated in the pine country of Northern Arizona, Williams is a small townwith big heart. History buffs can stroll down memory lane along Route 66,while outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy activities like hiking, fishing, camping,and even horseback riding just minutes from downtown.1FRED HARVEYRESTAURANTThe Fred HarveyRestaurant is locatedacross from the hoteland serves breakfast,lunch and dinner.6 DOWNTOWN WILLIAMS523456WILLIAMS DEPOTWilliams Depot is thesouthern terminus forthe Grand CanyonRailway, located in theoriginal Fray MarcosHotel. The originalbuilding remains and islisted on the register ofArizona State HistoricProperties.PET RESORTOur pet resort offersspacious pet suites, anoutdoor play yard, anda caring staff. Contactus for more information.For pet safety, currentshots records arerequired.GCR RV PARKOur RV Park includesfull hook-ups, showersand laundry facilities,and is located adjacentto the historic traindepot.ROUTE 66Although much of theoriginal “Mother Road”was replaced by I-40,Williams, Arizona, ishome to one of the lastremaining preservedstretches of the iconicRoute 66.DOWNTOWNWILLIAMSNostalgia abounds incharming downtownWilliams. Here, you’llfind old-fashioned sodafountains, classic cars,wholesome cafes, andbuildings dating backto the 1920s, all lininghistoric Route 66.MORE TO EXPLORE NEARBYInner-Canyon Motorcoach Tours* Maverick Helicopter Tours*Bearizona Drive Through Wildlife Park Historic Route 66 Grand Canyon Deer FarmPlanes Of Fame Air Museum Sycamore Canyon Route 66 Zipline Kaibab Petroglyphs*Call 1-800-THE-TRAIN for details.

MUST-SEE SIGHTS AT THE RIMIf you haven’t explored this historic village, you haven’t experienced the Grand Canyon.762123468651EL TOVARThe 1905 El Tovar isone of America’s greathistoric hotels and is famous forluxury accommodations, fine dining,shopping and spectacular viewsfrom nearly every window.2HOPI HOUSEThe Hopi House, a 1905 NationalHistoric Landmark on the canyonrim serves todayas a unique giftshop offering authentic NativeAmerican art and jewelry.56MASWIK LODGEMaswik Lodge is a 280-roomlodging complex nestled withinseveral acres of Ponderosa pineforest. The complex consists of themain lodge building that housesthe Registration Desk, Gift Shop,Maswik Food Court, and Pizza Pub.LOOKOUT STUDIOBlending in with its environment,Lookout Studio’s multi-levelporches give visitors breathtakingviews right on the canyon’s edge.The Lookout Studio was designedby Mary Colter and opened in1914.34VERKAMP’S VISITOR CENTERVerkamp’s opened in1906 as a curio and souvenir shopcurrently serves as a pioneerhistory museum andGrand Canyon Conservancy store.BRIGHT ANGEL LODGEOpened in 1935, the Bright AngelLodge offers rustic charm on thecanyon rim where visitors find bothcomfort and convenience. Visit theFred Harvey History Room to seeexhibits of the early daysof the company.78KOLB STUDIOBrothers Kolb’s 1904 home andstudio teetering on the rim nowoffers art exhibits, a bookstore,Native American artifacts and anauditorium.GRAND CANYON RAILWAYBuilt in 1910, The Train Depot is nowa showplace of early tourism withhistoric photographs of the SouthRim displayed all around its timberwalls.

SAVE WITH EXCLUSIVE PACKAGESGrand Canyon Railway and Hotel makes it easy and convenient to plan an itinerary that includes roundtrip traintravel, accommodations, and more, including overnight stays inside Grand Canyon National Park. Let us take careof the details, while you sit back and are spellbound by some of the most stunning scenery on Earth.FEATURED OFFER- CANYON WONDER PACKAGEBundle and save up to 15% off train tickets and overnight accommodations. Available for 2- to 5-day getaways:2 Days & 1 Night: (Day 1) Arrive in Williams, overnightstay at Grand Canyon Railway Hotel in Williams (Day 2)Wild West Show, Roundtrip train travel from Williams toGrand Canyon National Park, explore Williams and safetravels home. From 215- 352 *.3 Days & 2 Nights: (Day 1) Arrive in Williams, overnightstay at Grand Canyon Railway Hotel in Williams (Day 2)Wild West Show, Roundtrip train travel from Williams toGrand Canyon National Park, overnight stay at GrandCanyon Railway Hotel (Day 3) Explore Williams and safetravels home. From 292- 522 *.4 Days & 3 Nights: (Day 1) Arrive in Williams, overnightat Grand Canyon Railway Hotel in Williams (Day 2) WildWest Show, Northbound train travel from Williams toGrand Canyon National Park, overnight stay at MaswikLodge inside the park (Day 3) Additional time insidethe park, southbound train travel from Grand CanyonSouth Rim to Williams, overnight stay at Grand CanyonRailway Hotel (Day 4) Explore Williams and safe travelshome. From 467- 835 *.5 Days & 4 Nights: (Day 1) Arrive in Williams, overnightat Grand Canyon Railway Hotel in Williams (Day 2) WildWest Show, Northbound train travel from Williams toGrand Canyon National Park, overnight stay at MaswikLodge inside the park (Day 3) Full day inside the park,overnight stay at Maswik Lodge (Day 4) Additional timeinside the park, southbound train travel from GrandCanyon South Rim to Williams, overnight stay at GrandCanyon Railway Hotel (Day 5) Explore Williams and safetravels home. From 623- 1,109 *.For More Details and to Make ReservationsCALL: 1-800-THE-TRAINCLICK: THETRAIN.COM* Package rates are illustrative and are based upon adult double occupancy in Standard Room(s) and Coach Class train travel, do not include taxes, meals, orNational Park entry fee, and are subject to change. 15% discount applies to train fare and overnight accommodations at Grand Canyon Railway Hotel. NationalPark entry fee is not discountable. Offer may not be combined with other discounts or promotional offers. Other restrictions, including blackout dates, mayapply. New bookings only. Call or visit web site for important details.

ENHANCE YOUR ADVENTUREADD A GUIDEDMOTORCOACH TOURSPEND THE NIGHTAT THE CANYONContact reservations for details and prices.MASWIK LODGE NORTHSTANDARD ROOMWhile at the canyon, go where cars can’t — toscenic overlooks reserved for the “FreedomTour.” The tour lasts approximately 1.5 hours,ventures to amazing vantage points, and isnarrated by a knowledgeable guide. The tourworks around the train’s schedule to maximizeyour time at the South Rim.INNER CANYON TOUROperated by Grand Canyon Custom Tours,the Inner Canyon Tour departs from the GrandCanyon Railway Hotel and take guests to thebottom of the Grand Canyon in a custom 4x4tour vehicle.Guests will descend over 4000 feetinto the Inner Gorge of the Grand Canyon whileyour guide provides information and historyabout the area while passing through changinggeographic formations.Upon arriving at theColorado River, guests eat lunch and have plentyof time to enjoy the area, take photos, explore,and possibly take a dip in the Colorado River.Stay a night at Maswik Lodge, just a short strollfrom the rim and the historic district. Roomsinclude two queen beds, air conditioning, cableTV, and Keurig coffee maker.MAVERICK HELICOPTERTOURSOperated by Maverick Helicopters, the CanyonSpirit Helicopter Tour departs from the MaswikTransportation Desk and travels to GrandCanyon Airport for a 45 to 50-minute flight overthe North, South, and East rims of the GrandCanyon. The tour travels across the centralcorridor (called the Dragon Corridor) of theGrand Canyon, crossing from the South Rim tothe North Rim at the widest and deepest part ofthe Canyon.For More Details and to Make ReservationsCALL: 1-800-THE-TRAINCLICK: THETRAIN.COM