MENU BOOK IT - 800.544.0552 BREADCRUMB HOME RIDE A TRAIN ROUTE MAP ROUTE MAP The Alaska Railroad’s main line stretches 470 miles from Seward to Fairbanks, connecting communities all along Southcentral and Interior Alaska. The main line was completed in 1923 after 9 years of construction; President Warren G. Harding traveled to Alaska for the occasion and personally drove in the Golden Spike to finish the job. In 1943, the Railroad completed a 12-mile spur to the tiny port town of Whittier. In total, the Alaska Railroad provides regularly scheduled passenger service along 482 miles of track – an expanse greater than the distance between Boston and Washington, D.C. The Alaska Railroad operates year round, with scheduled serviced varying seasonally: the busy summer season stretches from mid-May to mid-September, while the quieter winter schedule spans mid-September to mid-May. To see each train route highlighted on the map, simply click the train names to the left. The Alaska Railroad also operates freight service along additional spur lines. To learn more, please visit our Freight Routes . ROUTE MAP MENU ROUTE MAP COASTAL CLASSIC DENALI STAR GLACIER DISCOVERY HURRICANE TURN AURORA WINTER RIDE ROUTE MAP SCHEDULES FARES DAY TRIPS & EXCURSIONS LEARN CORPORATE HISTORY CAREERS NEWS BUSINESS LEADERSHIP FREIGHT REAL ESTATE PROCUREMENT BOARD MEETINGS PARTNERS TRAVEL TRADE NEWS/MEDIA CHARITABLE GIVING footer - menu buttons CONTACT US GIFT SHOP Facebook Twitter Pinterest Instagram STAY INFORMED Sign up with your email and we'll keep you posted on what's going on at the Alaska Railroad. EMAIL ADDRESS FIRST NAME LAST NAME Copyright menu SITE MAP PRIVACY POLICY TERMS OF USE ©2020 Alaska Railroad. All Rights Reserved.