An FP7A and RS10 power "The Viger" as it begins its evening trip from Montreal to Quebec City. Passengers are embarking at Westmount, which was two miles from Windsor Station where the ... (more)

The Canadian prepares to get underway after waiting in the siding at the top of Kicking Horse Pass for a westbound freight to pass by. This area was a bottleneck and CP double tracked the approach... (more)

The eastbound Canadian approaches the top of Kicking Horse Pass with a seven car train on May 4, 1979. Next stop Lake Louise, AB.

The eastbound Canadian climbs up Kicking Horse Pass near the top of the pass and the Alberta border. This train length is the perfect "model train".

The head end crew of the Canadian has given the okay to a passing freight train on Kicking Horse Pass and will soon be back on board their train to continue into Lake Louise station and on to Banf... (more)

The Canadian offers vista dome passengers glorious sunny views on this early spring morning as the train nears Field, BC passing through the curves at Ottertail. Ahead is the climb over Kicking Ho... (more)

The Canadian makes its climb out of Field, BC headed up Kicking Horse Pass exiting snow sheds and a tunnel and about to traverse a slide area. Soon passengers will enjoy the Spiral Tunnels as the ... (more)

The Canadian takes a breather near the summit of Kicking Horse Pass as it waits in the siding for a westbound freight. This was taken prior to CP's project to double track more trackage from Lake ... (more)

The Canadian holds in the siding on Kicking Horse Pass near Summit Lake, waiting for a westbound freight to pass by on the main line.

The Canadian has just completed its climb up Kicking Horse Pass behind FP7 1416 and an FP9 and will begin its descent into Lake Louise for a station stop. In early May 1978, the train is still in ... (more)

The Canadian holds the siding just east of Kicking Horse Pass waiting for a westbound freight. Today's train is powered by an FP7/FP9 combination, ample power for the seven car winter-sized consis... (more)

The Canadian takes the siding while a westbound freight slides by on the main on Kicking Horse Pass near Summit Lake on the BC/Alberta border west of Lake Louise. The CP head brakeman or fireman g... (more)

Perhaps the most perfect train in the world, the CP Canadian strolls along the Bow River in Banff National Park. Next stop: Banff. Then on to Calgary and points east. An FP7-FP9 combo have a seven... (more)

At the foot of Kicking Horse Pass, candy-stripe FP7 1416 on westbound Canadian Pacific Train 1 "Canadian" receives boiler water at Field, B.C. A downpour of rain had just occurred on June 15, 19... (more)

Dome observation "Prince Albert Park" on the rear of the "Canadian"