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Trains from Baltimore to Bethesda

The trip from Baltimore to Bethesda by train requires a transfer. The journey begins at Baltimore Penn Station and requires a transfer at Union Station. The entire trip, including transfers, takes approximately 1 hour and 5 minutes. The first leg of the trip is operated by Amtrak Acela, while the second leg is operated by Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority. The train arrives at Bethesda, Red Line Center Platform station, providing convenient access to the heart of Bethesda.

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  • The train routes from Baltimore to Bethesda are operated by Amtrak Acela and the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority. There is no direct train from Baltimore station to Bethesda, requiring passengers to transfer at Washington Union Station. The journey, including transfers, typically takes approximately 1 hour and 5 minutes. Passengers can board the train to Bethesda at Baltimore Penn Station and then transfer to the Red Line Center Platform upon arrival at Washington Union Station.
  • The fastest train between Baltimore and Bethesda is the Amtrak Acela service. Passengers can board the Amtrak Acela train at Baltimore Penn Station, and after transferring at Washington Union Station, they will arrive at Bethesda entire journey, including transfers, typically takes approximately 1 hour and 5 minutes. This option offers a quick and convenient way to travel between Baltimore and Bethesda by train.
  • Trains departing for Bethesda from Baltimore typically leave from Baltimore Penn Station. This station serves as the point of departure for the Amtrak Acela train service heading towards Bethesda. Passengers can access Baltimore Penn Station located in downtown Baltimore to begin their journey to Bethesda by train. It is recommended to arrive at the station ahead of the scheduled departure time for a smooth travel experience.
  • There are multiple trains available for the route between Baltimore and Bethesda despite there being no direct train service. Passengers can board the Amtrak Acela train departing from Baltimore Penn Station, which requires a transfer at Washington Union Station before reaching Bethesda. Additionally, there are train services operated by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority that arrive at the Bethesda Red Line Center Platform station. With these options, travelers have flexibility in selecting departure times that suit their schedule for the approximately 1-hour and 5-minute journey.
  • The train from Baltimore to Bethesda operated by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority arrives at the Bethesda Red Line Center Platform station. Passengers will disembark at this station upon completion of the journey. The Bethesda Red Line Center Platform station serves as the endpoint for this particular train route connecting the two cities.
  • The first train of the day to travel from Baltimore to Bethesda typically departs from Baltimore Penn Station in the early morning. The exact departure time may vary, so it's recommended to check the schedule with the respective train operators, Amtrak Acela and Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority. The last train of the day for this route usually leaves Baltimore Penn Station in the evening, allowing passengers to reach Bethesda before the end of the day. It's advisable to confirm the schedule beforehand to ensure timely travel arrangements.
  • There are no direct train trips between Baltimore and Bethesda. Passengers traveling this route will need to transfer trains at Washington Union Station to reach Bethesda. While there may not be direct trips, both Amtrak Acela and the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority offer services to facilitate the journey. It's essential to plan for the transfer and check the schedules to ensure a smooth transition between trains for the approximately 1 hour and 5-minute trip.
  • There is no direct train between Baltimore and Bethesda. Travelers will need to take a train from Baltimore Penn Station and transfer at Washington Union Station to reach Bethesda, specifically the Red Line Center Platform. The entire journey, including transfers, typically takes around 1 hour and 5 minutes. It's important to plan accordingly for the transfer to ensure a seamless trip between the two locations.

Will you be returning to Baltimore by train?

If you are looking for the return train journey, check out trains from Bethesda to Baltimore

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