Sunset falls on Grand Canyon Railway #29 after her first run to the Grand Canyon in eight years.

GCRY 29 is back in operational service for the Grand Canyon Railway as it takes Train 3 out of Williams, towards the Grand Canyon.

A Grand Canyon Railway steam locomotive decorated for the Polar Express sits on static display at the Williams Depot as the morning train to the Grand Canyon prepares to depart for its 65 mile nor... (more)

GCRY #29 departs the Grand Canyon Village for the 65 mile trip back to Williams, AZ

GCRY #29 crosses Rowe Well Rd just a couple miles out of the Grand Canyon.

Shortly after departing Williams, GCRY #29 kicks off its journey to the Grand Canyon as it crosses Pronghorn Ranch Rd.

The morning light finds GCRY 29 bringing the first northbound train of the day out of the small yard at Williams and onto the main prior to shoving back into the depot to board. This trip will mar... (more)

Grand Canyon Railway's 2-8-0 steam locomotive #29 charges hard towards the Grand Canyon as it highballs through Quivero. Once its arrives to the canyon, the crew will service the 29, and sent her ... (more)

The exhaust of GCRY's ex-CB&Q Mikado echos through the pines as it works upgrade near the South Rim of the Grand Canyon.

Working upgrade into Quivero, GCRY 4960 whistles for the upcoming grade crossing at it is framed with its rods down leaning into the curve.

When you walk up next to a full-sized steam locomotive, it's it's almost always something that towers over you. Now remembering how impressive that sight was for you, imagine the somewhat odd awe ... (more)

After making her first run to the Grand Canyon in eight years, GCRy 29 has its feedwater pump checked out by Grand Canyon Railway's Chief Mechanical Officer, Eric Hadder. Nearly twenty years into ... (more)

Sunset falls on Grand Canyon Railway #29 after her first run to the Grand Canyon in eight years. (On railroad property with permission)

GCRY 29 and 4960 work hard upgrade as they bring their 13-car train into the South Rim of the Grand Canyon.

Two of GCRY's three F40FH's lead the second "Williams Flyer" of the day northbound at Anita.