Canadian Travel & Wildfire Updates

All rail tours and routes are operating as scheduled with no disruptions. There are no fire risks or impacts to railway infrastructure, and service continues to run normally in both directions.

This page will be updated as necessary, pending information from our travel partners and Parks Canada.

For any questions or concerns, please contact our team.

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The wildfire north of Yale in British Columbia’s Fraser Canyon continues to be monitored, and there remains no impact to railway infrastructure. Canadian National Railway has reopened the affected tracks, allowing service to resume.

All Rocky Mountaineer departures are operating as scheduled in both directions, and no disruptions are expected. Guests are advised to check in at the planned time and follow the directions of Rocky Mountaineer representatives at departure points. We appreciate the cooperation of all guests and are pleased to confirm that service is operating as normal.

For any questions or concerns, please contact our team.

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1 888 589 3777

A wildfire north of Yale in British Columbia’s Fraser Canyon has grown to approximately 120 hectares, prompting local evacuation alerts. While there is currently no threat to railway infrastructure, the situation has resulted in a temporary closure of Canadian National Railway (CN) tracks in the affected area, halting all westbound rail traffic as of August 25, 2025.

Eastbound rail traffic remains unaffected at this time. As such, all scheduled eastbound departures are expected to proceed as planned unless otherwise advised. Guests booked on the eastbound Rocky Mountaineer departure on August 26, 2025, should arrive as scheduled and follow the guidance of Rocky Mountaineer representatives on site before contacting us for further information.

We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

For any questions or concerns, please contact our team.

[email protected]
1 888 589 3777