Adirondack

Montreal - Albany - New York
10 hours
Train Numbers
68, 69
Frequency: Daily
The Adirondack travels daily from New York City, through the lush wine country of the Hudson Valley, into Montreal. Heading north, you're scheduled to depart New York's Penn Station in the morning and arrive in Montreal in the evening. Board the southbound train anywhere along the line and arrive in mid-town Manhattan in time to enjoy dinner and nightlife in New York City. Convenient connecting trains at New York extend your reach to Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, DC.
Enjoy nature’s kaleidoscope of colors on the Adirondack, rated a “Top 10 Most Scenic Train Ride in the World” as you discover why hikers, leaf peepers and snow lovers make annual pilgrimages to Lake Champlain’s shores. Along the way, history comes alive in places like Saratoga Springs and Ticonderoga, while le enchantement of Montreal gives this journey a distinctively international flavor.
“Breathe the air, drink the drink, taste the fruit, and resign yourself to the influence of the earth.” — Henry David Thoreau

Features & Amenities

Amenities

Amenities vary by train.

Accommodations

Reserved Coach Class Seat

Accommodations vary by train.

Menus

Adirondack Cafe Car Menu

Downloadable menus are updated regularly, but menu items and prices are subject to change and may be different from what is available onboard.

Pets

Take your small dog or cat along with you on the train. Before you go, learn more about the types of pets allowed, pet reservations and fares, approved pet carriers and additional details.

See the Complete Pet Program Guidelines

Local Guides

Route Highlights

New York, New York

New York - Penn Station
The City that Never Sleeps invites you to catch a show, walk the High Line’s elevated urban oasis or stroll the Brooklyn Bridge. Explore Central Park on bike or marvel at the metropolis from the top of the Empire State Building. Catch a ferry to Lady Liberty and then explore your roots at Ellis Island.
Experience great art and architecture at the Guggenheim or stare at the stars at the Hayden Planetarium.

Lake Champlain Region

Hike, paddle or bird watch along the shores of Lake Champlain, a mecca for outdoor adventure enthusiasts. Revisit the bravery of the patriots who captured Fort Ticonderoga for the first significant American victory of the Revolution.
Sample the bounty of the land at local farmers’ markets and admire the creativity on display in local art galleries and exhibits.

Montreal, Quebec

Montreal, QC - Gare Centrale
There’s no need to “cross the pond” to get a taste of Europe. Montreal, the second largest French-speaking city in the world after Paris, offers narrow cobblestone streets, patisseries, boutiques and galleries that invite leisurely strolls and luxurious snacking.
Enjoy majestic cathedrals or move to the music at the Montreal International Jazz Festival. Explore the town on a rented bike, the Metro or for truly memorable bon temps (good times), hail a horse-drawn carriage.
New York
Lake Champlain Region
Montreal

Trails & Rails - Heritage Appreciation Onboard

An innovative partnership program between the National Park Service and Amtrak, the Trails & Rails program provides Amtrak passengers with educational opportunities to foster an appreciation of a selected region's natural and cultural heritage and renews the long tradition of associating railroads with National Parks.
Learn More about Trails & Rails

Train Stations Served by the Adirondack