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New Orleans to Los Angeles

Journey Highlights

Experience the scenic cross-country journey from New Orleans to Los Angeles

Houston

This is the largest city in the U.S., and passengers can visit NASA's Space Center, a historic site for space exploration. The skyline is lined with modern skyscrapers, and Buffalo Bayou winds through the city, offering a touch of vegetation.

Bayous and Swamps of Louisiana

Passengers can see the moss-draped cypress trees towering over slow-moving waters on this route. The area is rich in wildlife, including turtles and wading birds like herons and egrets.

West Texas Desert Landscapes

When the train enters west Texas, travelers can see the Big Bend Country, home to winding rivers, vast deserts, and small desert towns, including Sanderson, Alpine, and Marfa.

New Mexico's Unique Terrain

On the journey from New Orleans to Los Angeles, people can see deserts, mountains, and ancient rock formations. You can see the Chihuahuan Desert, Lordsburg & Deming, colorful skies, etc.

Best Time to Travel

Spring (March-May)

It is a good time for a road trip; the weather is comfortable, and Texas offers mild temperatures and vibrant wildflower blooms, making it the perfect time to visit.

Fall (September – November)

This time, the weather is between the 70s and 80°F, making it ideal for exploring outdoor activities in LA. You can hike in Runyon Canyon, bike on the Venice Beach boardwalk, or explore famous attractions in Hollywood.

Winter (December – February)

The winter season is an ideal time to visit LA, offering a chance to explore hiking trails, outdoor attractions, and activities. There are fewer crowds during this time, and you can spot whales along the California coast.

Summer (June – August)

This time is perfect for beach activities in Malibu, Venice Beach, and Santa Monica, where tourists can enjoy surfing, sunbathing, and vibrant boardwalks. This time, the temperature ranges from 100°F during the daytime.

Outdoor activities in Los Angeles

Surfing in Malibu

Malibu attracts wave riders and is located along the Pacific Coast Highway. It is best for seasoned surfers. The most famous spot, Surfrider Beach, is the historic location for peeling right-hand waves, which make for an exhilarating ride.

Griffith Park Horseback Riding

This is the largest park in the U.S., and visitors can explore breathtaking viewpoints, rugged trails, and the best views of the Los Angeles skyline. Exploring this city on horseback offers a serene escape from city life.

Runyon Canyon

This park features rugged terrain, stunning views, and steep hills that offer a variety of well-maintained trails. The popular hiking route Runyon Canyon Loop gives hikers a view of Los Angeles and its attractions.

Venice Beach Boardwalk

The iconic Los Angeles destination offers various performances like live street performances. Visitors can rent a bike, rollerblade, or scooter to enjoy the boardwalk views and soak in the electric atmosphere.

Frequently Asked Questions

Spring and fall are the best times to travel to Los Angeles. During these times, the weather is pleasant, and tourist crowds are smaller, making it ideal for outdoor activities and beach visits.

The most visited tourist attractions in LA are the Getty Center, the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Universal Studios, and Santa Monica Pier.

Tourists can explore many popular beaches with outdoor activities, including Zuma Beach in Malibu, Santa Monica Beach, and Manhattan Beach.

Travelers can visit many underrated spots on their journey, including the Last Bookstore, Bradbury Building, Los Angeles County Arboretum, and El Matador Beach.

There are many popular tourist destinations, including Beverly Hills, Hollywood, Santa Monica, and Downtown Los Angeles.