On a cool and stormy March afternoon, the RailRunner Express races through the canyon lands north of Rosario, New Mexico. This particular section of trackage was built in the 1970s, after the crea... (more)

The Railrunner's highest priority train, the 101 Express, catches a bit of late evening sunlight as it flies across a small bridge located just north of Rosario, New Mexico. This section of state-... (more)

New Mexico Railrunner train 519 cruises across a desert wash near Rosario, NM.

In the blazing afternoon sunlight, Amtrak’s Southwest Chief races west through Rosario, NM and on towards Albuquerque on September 4th, 2019.

Westbound and Down nearly 4 hours due to recurring congestion in the midwest, Amtrak's Southwest Chief glides across the 1960's line realignment at Rosario, New Mexico.

The Southwest Chief heads over the bridge at Rosario with a the Veterans unit... trailing. Why couldn't the 42 be leading?

The Southwest Chief soars through the beautifully rugged quintessential American southwest landscape of New Mexico.

Emerging from an elevated cut, featured here Amtrak's Southwest Chief #3 makes its way through Rosario, NM en route to Albuquerque, NM on a beautifully hot mid-Spring afternoon.

A northbound Railrunner train races through the Indian reservation near Rosario, New Mexico on its way to Santa Fe.

The Southwest Chief streaks across some scenic portions of desert on a fine afternoon.

The Southwest Chief streaks across some scenic portions of desert on a fine afternoon.

Having just endured over an hour of 10mph running due to a current slow order, Amtrak's Southwest Chief wastes no time resuming its 79mph allotted trackspeed as it makes its way past the Madrid cu... (more)

Seen here, Amtrak's Southwest Chief uses up every bit of its allotted 79mph trackside as it traverses through an elevated cut near Waldo, NM. Moments prior to meeting its eastbound counterpart, th... (more)

A Rail Runner heads through the hills north of Albuquerque on its way from Santa Fe.

The last train of the day between Santa Fe and Albuquerque heads along the old Santa Fe right-of-way after dark.