Taking the train from Utica to New York City offers a convenient and scenic journey through the heart of New York State. As the train departs from Utica station, travelers are treated to views of the rolling landscapes, charming small towns, and the picturesque beauty of the Hudson River Valley. The trip provides a relaxed and comfortable alternative to driving, allowing passengers to unwind, read, or simply enjoy the changing scenery outside their window. Whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure, the Amtrak train ride to New York City offers a stress-free and enjoyable way to reach the bustling metropolis.
A train ride from the Amtrak Niagara Falls station will get you to Penn Station in New York City in approximately 5 hours and 36 minutes. There are 9 stops on this train ride from Utica to Penn Station on the Empire Service. On the Lake Shore Limited there are 5 stops before reaching Moynihan Train Hall
The Amtrak Utica Station has a comfortable waiting room and vending machines and sets you up for an enjoyable, relaxing ride to the city. The ride will take you through the woodsy Central New York at Amsterdam, and the Hudson River side communities of Schenectady, Albany-Rensselaer, Hudson, Rhinecliff, Poughkeepsie, Croton-Harmon, and Yonkers.
Your view of natural scenery between stops will be one of the best you can experience on an Amtrak train. You will get a great view of the Catskills and the Hudson River for a majority of the train ride, as well as lots of great nature and urban communities and the Palisades as you approach Manhattan.
Traveling from Utica to New York City is easy with Amtrak. To purchase an Amtrak train ticket, click the button below.
The Amtrak Utica Station, also known as Boehlert Transportation Center, is located at 321 Main Street, Utica, New York 13501.
Same day parking and long-term parking are available at Utica Station
To learn more about the Amtrak Station in Utica, NY, view our station page.
From Penn Station in New York City, the 1, 2, 3, A, C and E Subway trains are available for easy uptown and downtown travel, with the D, F, M, N, Q, R and W trains a short walk away.
Madison Square Garden, The High Line, Empire State Building and Times Square are all nearby the station and a great way to the spend the day in the Big Apple. While you enjoy this ride do not forget to check out New York By Rail’s recommendations for things to do in New York City. Read through these other great recommendations from New York City concierges for their favorite attractions throughout NYC.
