Looking down from the 955 ft Royal Gorge Bridge you can hear the rumble of the GP-40 echoing through the canyon walls.

The Royal Gorge Railroad's 601 (SD40-3) leads the passenger train into the Royal Gorge Canyon.

UP 3793 (SD70M) leads the Rock and Rail Train from the quarry west of Canyon City to Pueblo, Colorado.

The Royal Gorge passenger train arrives at Parkdale, Colorado on the far west end of the journey. From here the train will reverse and head back through the canyon towards the depot in Canyon Cit... (more)

The open-top observation cars of the Royal Gorge Railroad provide splendid views of the Arkansas River as well as the famous Royal Gorge Bridge, which used to be the highest bridge in the world, t... (more)

UP 3793 (SD70M) leads the morning rock train from a quarry west of Canyon City to Pueblo.

Some of the prettiest scenery in railroad travel can be experienced on the Royal Gorge Railroad, which operates two passenger train daily through the eastern portion of the old Tennessee pass line... (more)

A newly painted Royal Gorge Railroad 601 (SD40-3) gets ready to take a train load of passengers through the Royal Gorge Canyon west of Canyon City, Colorado.

The Royal Gorge Railroad's GP40 muscles the passenger train towards the spectacular canyons as it heads west.

The Royal Gorge Railroad's F7(A) leads the passenger train through the very scenic canyons west of Canyon City, Colorado.

The Royal Gorge Railroad's GP40 takes the tail end duty as the morning passenger train heads into the canyons west of Canyon City, Colorado. For the return trip back 3104 will lead the way.

Here is the Royal Gorge Railroad's #403 (F7A) waiting for passengers to board so that it may lead the train through the incredible scenic canyons just west of Canyon City, Colorado.

There is something special about seeing #403 on point. Here we see her leading the Royal Gorge Train earlier this spring.

Passengers taking the Royal Gorge Railroad are in for a treat as the train maneuvers through the steep canyon walls and runs next to a fast flowing river often full of white water rafters.

The Royal Gorge Railroad's GP40 leads the passenger train through some amazing scenery as it runs through the steep canyon walls