Adirondack Route Atlas
Montreal, Quebec to New York
City
Amtrak
Train Numbers 68 (southbound) and
69 (northbound)
Numbers 1-19 on the map represent all of the current station stops on Amtrak's Adirondack route. Using the following links you can either either choose to tour the entire route between Montreal and New York City, or hop on the train at any station along the way and proceed in either direction from there. Click here to start at the beginning or click on one of the stations listed below to start from there.
Once on board..... click "next"
(toward
New York City) or "previous" 
(toward Montreal)
to take
the virtual rail journey at your leisure.
Stations on Amtrak's Adirondack Route
Quebec (Canada)
New York State
New York State (Continued)
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Click on 
at any time to go
to the "Route Overview
Page" where you may again jump to any station along the
route.
Each "station stop" includes a photo of the station, a street map of the station area and local transportation information. It also includes a "signature photo" and links to other information of interest. Between the station pages there are detailed station to station maps and links to all of the counties that you pass through along the way. Just click on one or more of these links to discover the history of the territory you're traveling through between stations.
Enjoy the Ride!
Amtrak Route Description
The following route description has been extracted from Amtrak's "Adirondack Route Guide".
"Welcome aboard Amtrak's Adirondack. More than 140 years ago, the Delaware & Hudson began service through Upstate New York. Today, Amtrak's Adirondack carries on the nostalgic and romantic service from the Hudson Valley through the Champlain Valley to Montreal, showcasing the history and scenic beauty of the region along the way. During your journey, you will travel through the wine country of the Hudson Valley and the idyllic Adirondack Mountains, and also by the shoreline of Lake Champlain for 50 miles or so. This valuable train service is financed in part through funds made available by the New York State Department of Transportation. So please, relax and enjoy your trip aboard the Adirondack. And read on... "
"... Heading north, you're scheduled to depart New York's Penn Station in the morning and arrive in Montreal in the evening. Or, board the southbound train anywhere along the line and arrive in mid-town Manhattan in time to enjoy dinner and nightlife in New York City."
The rail travel distance between Montreal and New York City via the Adirondack is about 380 miles and the rail travel time is a little over 11 hours.
