Popping out of Tunnel 29 just east of Pinecliffe, Colorado, is an eastbound Burlington Northern Santa Fe manifest freight on February 1, 2000.

BNSF 5648 (AC4400CW) holds station at Pinecliffe, Colorado while a new crew is being sent, which will then take the train to Denver.

Amtrak #11 whips up the fresh snow as it leads the California Zephyr through the flocked trees at Crescent, Colorado. The passengers on that morning's train really got to se the splendor of the C... (more)

UP 5547 (ES44AC) leads an empty coal train over a river west of Pinecliffe, Colorado.

On April 14, 2001, a westbound Union Pacific manifest freight is led by Rio Grande EMD SD40T-2 “Tunnel Motor” No. 5345 as it pops out of the canyon into Pinecliffe, Colorado. Note that the uni... (more)

Entering the remote Tunnel District east of Pinecliffe, Colorado, is an eastbound Union Pacific coal train threading Tunnel 27 on June 15, 2001. This view looks east down South Boulder Creek and i... (more)

BNSF 5232 peeks around the corner of tunnel 29 as it winds its way through the canyon east of Pinecliffe, Colorado.

BNSF 5232 (Dash9) emerges from Tunnel 29 in Pinecliffe as it heads to Denver from the Colorado Rocky Mountains.

The California Zephyr crosses a creek west of Pinecliffe, Colorado on its way to the Moffat Tunnel.

The sun has finally come out on this cold December morning as UP 5328 leads an eastbound coal load into Tunnel 29 near Cliff Siding on the UP Moffat Tunnel Subdivision on December 15th, 2018.

Amtrak's #5 banks into the tight 10 degree curve at Pinecliffe, CO following South Boulder Creek. Its head end is exiting Tunnel 29 while the tail end passes through the day-lighted Tunnel 28.

Amtrak's westbound California Zephyr approaches Tunnel 29 and the small community of Pinecliffe at just over 8,000 ft as it winds through the tightest curve on the Moffat Road at 12 degrees. #5 ha... (more)

DRGW 5771 leads the westbound Rio Grande Zephyr at Pinecliff, CO, on Mar 26, 1983.

Part II Sand Train. An hour after this train passed through Coal Creek Canyon the westbound sand train crawled past the site of former Tunnel 28 on its journey towards the Continental Divi... (more)

After replacing the wooden bridge over South Boulder Creek with a more modern concrete panel bridge, the Ohio Crane that lifted the panels waits for a ride back to Denver.