This is their first ever run of the Rocky Mountaineer from Banff and Jasper, Alberta, Canada to Seattle has it streaks along the waterway in Edmonds. For this year, the Rocky Mountaineer are makin... (more)

Westbound from Calgary to Kamloops, Kicking Horse Pass is just one of the many fantastic sights for passengers onboard the Rocky Mountaineer. The train with its fancy new paint scheme approaches G... (more)

The Rocky Mountaineer rolls through the classic photo location on the Mountain Sub while passengers enjoy a beautiful summer day.

You get what you pay for… Passengers on the Rocky Mountaineer certainly are treated to amazing mountain scenery as the train travels west through Rogers Pass at Glacier. A special thanks to the ... (more)

Calgary bound Rocky Mountaineer passes through K.C. Junction. "KC" refers to the "Kootenay Central Railway", the name for the original charter to build a railway heading south from Golden, which... (more)

The Rocky Mountaineer rolls into the tiny hamlet of Field for a crew change. The second unit is RMXR 8019, an EMD GP40-2 which was once on the Union Pacific roster.

The GMD GP40-2L(W), in CN colors, is waiting for another job.

The Algoma Central Railway's passenger train is just about to depart Hearst on its 296 mile journey southward to Sault Ste Marie. In the background, Ontario Northland's 1805 is building ONT train... (more)

GP40-2L #8012 leads the westbound Rocky Mountaineer down the west slope of Rogers Pass in a dumping rainstorm. The small respite from the wipers in the sheds moments ago has passed. There were o... (more)

CN 555 takes it's sweet time navigating the branch going deeper into industrial Red Deer. The crews call this process "going downtown". After this shot, it would drop off 3 of its tankers at the T... (more)

Three locomotives, three RMR paint schemes.

A matching pair of locomotives lead the Rocky Mountaineer across the Kicking Horse River west of Ottertail. The shiny metal "tents" on top of the power poles are there to discourage ospreys from... (more)

Looks like the Olympic scheme from last year has been replaced by the new Rocky Mountaineer scheme. And "The Pride of Kamloops" herald has been replaced by president and founder Peter Armstrong's ... (more)

A proud-looking GP40-2L(W) leads the Fort Sask. industrial spur train today, along with a SD40-2(W) cousin. It is seen departing Scotford Yard on the Vegreville sub, soon it will diverge onto the ... (more)

Usually pulled by two SD40-2(W)s, today we have a GP40-2L(W) on the point of the Fort Saskatchewan industrial spur switcher.