While rafters and tubers enjoy the swift moving waters of the Provo River, Heber Valley Railroad's 'Provo Canyon Limited' crosses the Wildwood trestle on the way to Vivian Park.

With brilliant scrub oak along the slopes of Mt. Timpanogos, Heber Valley Railroad's 'Provo Canyon Limited' crosses the Provo River on the former D&RGW Wildwood trestle.

Heber Valley Railroad's 'Provo Canyon Limited' crosses Little Deer Creek fill on it's 16 mile journey between Heber City and Vivian Park.

Heber Valley Railroad's 'Provo Canyon Limited' descends a short stretch of 2.5% grade below the passing siding at Wallsburg. This trackage is part of a realignment made necessary when the US Gover... (more)

While Heber Valley Railroad's 'Provo Canyon Limited' takes a break at Vivian Park, two river runners prepare to transport their Tributary inflatable kayaks for another exhilarating run down the Pr... (more)

Heber Valley Railroad's 'Provo Canyon Limited' crosses it's namesake river on a wood pile trestle at Wildwood, Utah. At left, a woman is assisting two young kids launch their tubes into the flowin... (more)

Emerging from deep shadows into brilliant sunshine, Heber Valley Railroad's 'Provo Canyon Limited' approaches the Vivian Park station stop at the foot of 10,908 ft. Mt. Cascade. It is no accident ... (more)

Heber Valley Railroad's coal burning 2-8-0 #618 departs the station stop at Vivian Park for it's 16 mile return trip to Heber City, Utah.

Heber Valley Railroad fired up their former Oregon Short Line (UP) 2-8-0 #618 for the Memorial Day Weekend. Here the 1907 Baldwin coal burner barks upgrade (with a remarkably clean stack) at Walls... (more)

The simple and crisp lines of a vintage EMD NW-2 are evident as HVRR 1011 makes a switch move on the siding at Vivian Park.

With cylinder cocks open, the UP 618 starts the Provo Canyon Limited away from the stop and run-around at Vivian Park.

The UP 618 has cut off from the Limited and prepares to run around its train while the conductor walks back to the switch stand. The usual move for the Limited is to enter the siding and the engin... (more)

The Provo Canyon Limited arrives at its starting point in Heber. The UP 618, on the house track, waits for its last runs of the season during the following week.

A recent storm system has given 11,749 ft. Mt. Timpanogos a dusting of new snow. In the foreground, UP 2-8-0 #618 leads the 'Provo Canyon Limited' around Little Deer Creek fill on the approach to ... (more)

With a good head of steam, Union Pacific 2-8-0 #618 climbs the hill from the Provo River bridge to Casperville Road near Charleston. The lack of a smoke plume while 618 works the grade is evidence... (more)