Windows on the Knight Sky are removed during the Summer Season while running on the diesel excursions (5/26-9/19) so you can enjoy the fresh air. Windows are installed when the Knight Sky is running on the Summer Steam Excursions (5/7-5/20 & 9/24-10/29).
The Knight Sky was built in Durango and put into service in May 2012. Styled after the popular glass-domed Silver Vista, additional extravagances include leather-trimmed first-class seats and a closed vestibule which boasts the largest viewing platform on the railroad! Of course the main selling point is the endless overhead panorama of the San Juan Mountains viewed through the UV-protected glass-paneled roof. All ages are welcome on the Knight Sky.
Besides the great view, amenities include a souvenir mug refillable with non-alcoholic beverages all day, a pastry, a tote bag and an attendant!
Windows are installed in this heated coach for the Cascade Canyon Winter Train Excursions.
Car | Adult Fare* | Child Fare* | Departure Time | Dates Available |
Knight Sky (all ages) | $151. | $151. | 9:15am | 11/20/21-4/23/22 |
*subject to 8% historic preservation fee
Car | Adult Fare* | Child Fare* | Departure Time | Dates Available |
Knight Sky (all ages) | $199. | $199. | 9:00am Steam 8:15am Diesel |
5/7-5/20 & 9/24-10/29 5/26-9/19 |
*subject to 8% historic preservation fee
Are you ready to book YOUR seats on the Knight Sky? Click the button below, choose your date and hit SEARCH! If you have any problems, please feel free to call one of our friendly agents at 877-872-4607.
Sunglasses are highly recommended to protect eyes from possible particulates in the air. Safety glasses are available for purchase in the gift shop and onboard the train. We recommend wearing a hat for protection from the high altitude Colorado sun! Order a train hat here or visit our Gift Shop in the Durango depot for more choices!
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We are fully open for operations and our 2022 summer season is off to a wonderful and robust start. We experienced a brief pause in railroad operations over three days while we worked through communications with the Forest Service on our operating status while observing agreed upon fire precautions. Concurrently, we were able to rebook passengers to adjacent days when train excursions were operating.
We are now operating daily and our train schedule is in fact expanding as we move deeper into the summer season.
Please know that if we experience any interruptions in service due to future fire precaution levels, we will reach out to all of our guests in a most timely manner to offer information and alternatives.
Thank you”