An eastbound CN freight bends around the curve and crosses the Fraser River as it approaches Lytton, BC. No sooner will it wind through the small town than it will cross another bridge over the Th... (more)

CN 2305 and former Oakway SD60 no. 5448 thread the slide sheds and tunnels in White Canyon along the Thompson River with train 355. this area is several miles east of Lytton, BC and is prone to ro... (more)

A single SD70M-2 descends through the Thompson River Canyon with a lengthy string of double stacks.

The first of a parade of westbound trains drift down through the Thompson River Canyon. Power for this train is 4 General Electric AC traction locomotives, spread throughout the train in 2 x 1 x 1... (more)

The Royal Canadian Pacific drifts downgrade through the Thompson River Canyon with classic cab units as power.

CN 5744 and 2125 head east on the CP east of Lytton, BC near the Kumsheen Resort and Skihist Provincial Park. The CP side of the Thompson River is quite different than the CN which hugs the side o... (more)

CN 2305, an ES44DC and former Oakway SD60 no. 5448 roll west through White Canyon across the Thompson River from Skihist Provincial Park east of Lytton, BC. The area is quite slide prone, thus the... (more)

CP 9353 leads a westbound Canpotex potash train through the Thompson River Canyon on CN trackage near Morris, east of Lytton, BC. This area is known for rocks and rapids, and obviously CN line is ... (more)

CN 5731 rolls a work train west toward Lasha siding just east of Lytton, BC to get out of the way of westbound freight traffic. This train spends its time removing gravel from slide areas near thi... (more)

Westbound Canadian Pacific manifest train passes through remarkable White Canyon between Morris and Lasha, British Columbia, on September 30, 2016.

The Super Continental slows as it crosses the Thompson River bridge at Lytton, BC. It will make a stop for passengers at the Lytton depot, then head down the Fraser Canyon to Boston Bar for anothe... (more)

Lytton, BC is the confluence of the Thompson and Fraser Rivers, which requires Canadian National to utilize two bridges to get through town. Canadian Pacific has it easier, skirting the town on th... (more)

A Canadian National coal train tiptoes west through the treacherous White Canyon on CN's Ashcroft Sub.

Three elephant style SD40-2s grace the front of an eastbound CP Rail freight cruising along the Thompson River in its famous canyon. CN is across the river and Trans Canada Hwy. 1 is just below th... (more)

CP 5592 rolls west with a manifest freight in the Thompson River Canyon east of Lytton, BC. The CN can be viewed on the other side of the river. At this time, CP and CN stayed on their own tracks ... (more)