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=== Popular Long-Distance Train Routes in the USA === ==== 1. '''Amtrak’s California Zephyr''' ==== * '''Route''': Chicago to San Francisco * '''Highlights''': This route is one of the most scenic in the USA, passing through the '''Rocky Mountains''', '''Sierra Nevada''', and following the Colorado River. * '''Best For''': Nature lovers and those looking to experience America's rugged beauty. ==== 2. '''Amtrak’s Empire Builder''' ==== * '''Route''': Chicago to Seattle/Portland * '''Highlights''': This route travels through the northern USA, offering stunning views of '''Glacier National Park''' and the vast plains of North Dakota. * '''Best For''': Travelers interested in visiting the Pacific Northwest and the Midwest. ==== 3. '''Amtrak’s Coast Starlight''' ==== * '''Route''': Seattle to Los Angeles * '''Highlights''': This coastal route provides breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, lush forests, and the Cascade Mountains. * '''Best For''': Travelers who want to explore the West Coast’s diverse scenery. ==== 4. '''Amtrak’s Southwest Chief''' ==== * '''Route''': Chicago to Los Angeles * '''Highlights''': The Southwest Chief takes passengers through the '''Grand Canyon''' region, passing through deserts, canyons, and historic western towns. * '''Best For''': Those seeking a desert adventure and historic Wild West towns. ==== 5. '''Amtrak’s Northeast Regional''' ==== * '''Route''': Boston to Washington, D.C. * '''Highlights''': This route connects major East Coast cities, including '''New York''', '''Philadelphia''', and '''Baltimore'''. It’s ideal for city hopping or business travel. * '''Best For''': Travelers exploring urban attractions or visiting historical landmarks. ==== 6. '''Amtrak’s Crescent''' ==== * '''Route''': New York City to New Orleans * '''Highlights''': This route travels through the southern states, including '''Virginia''', '''Georgia''', and '''Louisiana''', offering views of southern plantations, swamps, and vibrant cities. * '''Best For''': Travelers interested in experiencing southern charm and culture. ----
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