Most Arizonans Have No Idea This Scenic Train Ride Winds Through A Remote Desert Canyon
Bald eagles, ancient cliff dwellings, and a 734-foot tunnel all show up on one four-hour train ride. No road reaches most of the canyon it rolls through. That detail alone got my attention. The tracks were laid in 1912 to haul copper, and they still follow a green ribbon of river through red rock walls in Arizona.