Kaoham Shuttle is considered to be one of the most scenic and economical train trip in the world, surrounded by high mountains, vertical cliffs and turquoise water of Seton lake. The Kaoham shuttle links the town of Lillooet to remote lakeside communities of Seton Portage and Shalalth, BC.
In the St’at’imc language, the word “Koaham” means “to meet the train”.
Kaoham Shuttle
Lillooet Train Station
How to get there:
The Kaoham Shuttle runs daily between Lillooet and Seton Portage. The train station is located in the 1300 Block of Main Street, Lillooet.
Trip Charge: $5 per person
The train journey is approximately 45-50 minutes one way.
Saturday – Thursday: The shuttle makes one trip from Seton to Lillooet and then back to Seton.
On Fridays: For those interested in a day trip, the shuttle offers additional service as it leaves Lillooet in the morning and returns back in the afternoon.
Note: Before planning a trip, please call (250) 259 8300 to confirm the schedule of the shuttle as it is subject to change. The shuttle runs on schedule. DO NOT be late.
The train runs along a line constructed in 1915 
At 1,201 meters, the Seton Tunnel is the third longest tunnel on the BC Rail line 
Sit back and enjoy majestic views
After the beautiful journey, the train arrives in Seton Portage.
Seton Portage is the first site of railway in British Columbia. If you are planning a return trip on the same day, it is advisable to let the driver know. You will have about 2-3 hours to spend in Seton (please confirm with the driver).
Train station- Seton Portage 
Highline Pub & Restaurant 
Caboose Cafe
Stroll along beautiful lanes, meet friendly residents, enjoy lunch at a cafe 🙂
If you’re staying- please check out Lil’tem Hotel, Seton. http://liltemmountainhotel.com
Useful Links:
Lillooet Visitor Information Centre
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John and Susan Pazera
Great post!
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D. Z.
its informative article thx
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Inderjit Grewal
I wish I could write with emerald and turquoise hues about the intoxicating perfect postcard view of nature The localities are blessed to have nature in their lap. The LUCKY BRITISH COLUMBIAN’S !!!That’s why you use the prefix “BEAUTIFUL”.l got it!!!