Railbookers · Independent rail package

Coast to Coast Across the USA

16-day independent rail trip coast to coast across the USA

Railbookers sells Coast to Coast Across the USA as an independent rail package covering 16 days and 15 nights, starting in New York City and finishing in San Francisco. The route runs from New York to Washington, D.C., then to Chicago, on to Williams and Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona, and finally to Los Angeles and San Francisco. Along the way, travellers visit the Grand Canyon, described as one of the seven natural wonders of the world, and explore Hollywood landmarks including the Chinese Theatre, the Hollywood Sign and Rodeo Drive. Because this is an independent package rather than an escorted tour, travellers explore each stop at their own pace between the connections Railbookers arranges.

What to know before you look closer

  • Railbookers does not publish a day-by-day itinerary for this package here; confirm the exact travel details, hotels and night counts with them before booking.
  • How the 15 nights split across the seven stops, New York City, Washington, DC, Chicago, Williams, Grand Canyon National Park, Los Angeles and San Francisco, is not specified in the evidence.

Also sold by

The same itinerary is listed by more than one company. Prices and inclusions can differ; compare before booking.

Questions travellers ask

Is train travel included in this trip?
It is sold as an independent rail package by Railbookers, though the evidence does not name the specific trains used between stops.
Is this an escorted tour or independent travel?
It is an independent rail package, meaning travellers explore the attractions in each city, such as the Grand Canyon and Hollywood, on their own.
How long is the trip?
16 days and 15 nights, starting in New York City and finishing in San Francisco.
What is the starting price?
From 5,049 US dollars, about 316 US dollars per day.
Which cities does the route cover?
New York City, Washington, DC, Chicago, Williams and Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona, Los Angeles and San Francisco.

Similar journeys, different answers