Colorado Rockies
by Train
All aboard for "Travels with Charlie" and Edgerton's Group Travel to see the stunning beauty of the Colorado Rockies. Teddy Roosevelt described a train journey through Colorado as "the trip that bankrupts the English language." In this video you will experience the breathtaking Durango to Silverton narrow guage railroad trip. You will see Pike's Peak, the hanging bridge of Royal Gorge, ancient cliff dwellings, and visit Ouray, CO, which is known as "the Switzerland of America." Charlie will be hosting a Canadian Rockies Train Trip/Glacier National Park trip August 14-24, 2010. For more information email [email protected]
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