Sunrise on January 23, 2005, sees a westbound Union Pacific coal train climbing out of Leyden, Colorado, at mile 14.5 on the Moffat Tunnel Subdivision.

Amtrak Train #6, the eastbound California Zephyr, exits the last tunnel it will encounter on the Moffat District. Ahead lies Big Ten Curves, after that it's smooth sailing for an on-time arrival i... (more)

A relatively short BNSF manifest heads uphill just about to enter the first tunnel of the Moffat Sub. The rear of the train is visible having just passed through the cut on the opposite side of Co... (more)

The eastbound California Zephyr is actually heading nearly due west as it enters the horseshoe curve at the mouth of Coal Creek Canyon, having just exited Tunnel 1 on the Moffat Sub. The tracks on... (more)

A westbound UP manifest is strung out over the horseshoe curve at the mouth of Coal Creek Canyon, gaining elevation on its way toward the tunnel district.

With UP 1995, these two heritage units lead a 15 car VIP special into the Rocky Mountains.

This 12 car special was moving from California to Council Bluffs, Iowa.

Passenger car special comes through Rocky siding while a crew works on the main line.

One of BNSF's hottest trains is detouring over the moffat line due to problems in California