In the Royal Gorge

Union Pacific heritage Rio Grande 1989 is east of Parkdale, CO deep in the Royal Gorge.

Montana Rail Link’s MLAUMIS freight enters Lombard Canyon and is approaching the east switch at Lombard, Montana, on the afternoon of June 30, 2018. Directly across the Missouri River from the M... (more)

Dawn at Canal Flats
The sun hasn’t risen yet on the morning of September 14, 2002, as Canadian Pacific’s Royal Canadian Pacific passenger train rumbles along the serene Columbia Riv... (more)

Following the Yellowstone River through a sweeping curve west of Columbus, Montana, is a westbound BNSF grain train on June 24, 2019.

After running North last week with six loads of ties, Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad, a subsidiary of Plymouth & Lincoln is seen bringing the empties back to the interchange with New England Southe... (more)

Second unit leading Q003 is CM44AC. 7010 is one of the AC4400CW rebuilds. taken from Walkway Over the Hudson. Masked and social distancing.

Grain loads glide along the shores of the Bow River approaching Morant's Curve behind CP's Navy painted SD70ACU, #7022.

CP SD70ACU 7021 shoves on the rear of an empty sulphur train, passing the overlook at Storm Mountain, alongside the shores of the Bow River.

3 days before CN abolished all jobs between Williams Lake and Squamish for the foreseeable forte, the daily Southbound skirts the shores of Anderson Lake approaching the small town of D'Arcy, BC

A BNSF freight heads southbound between the sidings of Minnesela and Dornick beneath the steep rock walls of Wyoming’s Wind River Canyon, on July 3, 2019.

A veteran warbonnet brings up the rear of an eastbound grain train holding down the siding for an afternoon meet. This is just west of the famous swing-bridge over stunning Kootenai Falls between ... (more)

On a crisp winter afternoon, a North Platte, NE to Fresno, CA manifest works its way through the incredible Feather River Canyon. This train is traveling half way across America (approximately 1,5... (more)

An eastbound Canadian Pacific empty unit potash train leaves the eastern fringes of Black Canyon of the Thompson River as it approaches Ashcroft, British Columbia, on September 24, 2015.

Today started out with an amazing sunrise at the blue hour and as luck would have it, a BNSF coal train came along just at the right time and passed by Barr Lake in Brighton, Colorado.

In the depths of the Feather River Canyon, BNSF 4498 leads a Pasco-bound manifest through Tunnel 9 at Bardees Bar. An abandoned bridge sits at the bottom of the canyon. Damaged by fire and rain, t... (more)