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Amtrak Express Trains in New England | |
Amtrak's named express trains, mostly long-distance runs, are useful for travel among some points in New England, New York, Montréal QC and Chicago IL. | ||
![]() The Ethan Allen Express |
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Amtrak's named express trains follow four routes in New England: The DowneasterFive round-trip trains daily connect Boston's North Station with Portland ME stopping at Woburn and Haverhill MA; Exeter, Durham and Dover NH near the New Hampshire coast; Wells, Saco and Old Orchard Beach ME on the southern Maine coast. More... The Vermonter
Great for skiers, autumn foliage tourers and anyone wanting to enjoy a beautiful ride up the Connecticut River Valley through three New England states, The Vermonter is also a vital connection between Vermont, other New England states, New York and beyond. More... The Ethan Allen ExpressNamed for the commander of Vermont's Revolutionary War Green Mountain Boys, this train runs daily between New York City's Penn Station, Albany NY and Rutland VT. In winter, there's an easy bus connection to the Okemo ski resort. More... The Lake Shore LimitedThe daily train between Boston and Chicago stops at Worcester and Springfield MA in the Pioneer Valley, Pittsfield MA in the Berkshire Hills, Albany and other points in New York state. More... Acela Express TrainsAmtrak's Acela Express trains speed between New York City and Boston via Stamford, New Haven and New London CT, and Providence RI. More... See the Amtrak website for details and to make reservations.
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Route of Amtrak's Downeaster.
Route of Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited.
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