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Amtrak Regional And Long-Distance Train Schedules

Welcome to the guide for Amtrak Regional and Long-Distance Train Schedules!

Below are links to train guides and downloadable PDFs from the Amtrak website. These resources provide essential information about each train.

Please note that this section does not include Northeast Corridor trains. If you notice a train missing, please let me know so I can update the page!

Additionally, you can create and print custom schedules directly from the Amtrak website. For tips on how to do this, check out my article on printing Amtrak schedules.

If you require any additional assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact us. Safe travels and happy planning!

The Amtrak Hiawatha in Sturtevant, WI

Amtrak Schedules: Regional Trains

Regional trains usually operate on routes shorter than 750 miles. These trains primarily offer coach-class seating, although many also provide a business-class option.

One exception is the Acela, which exclusively offers business and first-class seating, catering to those seeking a premium experience.

Additionally, most regional trains include a café car, where passengers can buy snacks, beverages, and light meals.

The Silver Star in the Tampa, Fl Station with passengers boarding and detraining.

Amtrak Schedules: Long-Distance Trains​

Amtrak’s long-distance trains travel over 750 miles; all of these trains, except the Palmetto, have sleeping accommodations and coach seating.

Kevin Monteith

Kev Monteith helps travelers navigate Amtrak with confidence—whether you’re planning your first overnight journey or optimizing a cross-country route. Since 2012, Kev has logged over 200,000 miles on more than 800 Amtrak trips, covering everything from Northeast Regional commutes to Coast Starlight sleepers. Through TravelsWithKev.com, he shares practical tips, honest reviews, and insider knowledge that comes only from spending extensive time on the rails. When he’s not traveling, Kev is an organist, spending time with his family, and having a brew or two.

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