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If you missed the fall foliage of the Northeast last year, you can still enjoy the crisp air and picturesque landscapes by booking a train trip to the region now and saving 30% on your ticket.

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Now through Jan. 24, you can get 30% off regular-priced adult fares on Acela Business Class, Northeast Regional Coach Class, and Coach Class on select Amtrak trains traveling between Virginia and Boston, including destinations like New York City, Boston, and Philadelphia. Sale fares start from just $22 from Charlottesville to Washington, DC. You’ll need to book by Jan. 24 for travel dates between Feb. 1 and March 31 to get the deal.

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