A rare occasion of a train going westbound to use Connaught Tunnel. The Selkirk Mountains are known for its temperate rainforest weather.

RMRs “Rain Forest to Gold Rush” train exits the Cheakamus Canyon, on the trip north towards Whistler.

RMR 609 highballs through a crossing approaching mile 105 on the north track, on the CN Yale sub.

Rocky Mountaineer Vacations is gearing up for the (hopeful) 2021 season, getting their locomotives washed and ready to start pulling tourists around the Provinces of British Columbia and Alberta. ... (more)

The westbound Rocky Mountaineer Railtours passenger train rumbles through Martel east of Spences Bridge, British Columbia, on September 25, 2015. This Canadian luxury rail tour company recently an... (more)

RMRX 8011 leads its passenger train west up the east side of Rogers Pass. Typically, only eastbound trains go down this track but, the Rocky Mountaineer prefers this track because it is more sceni... (more)

The Rocky Mountaineer Rolls Between The Yale Tunnels Below Highway 1

RMRX GP40-2Ws 8014 and 8015 lead the Rocky Mountaineer towards Jasper amidst a light rainfall.

RMRX GP40-2Ws 8014 and 8015 speed towards Jasper with the eastbound Rocky Mountaineer.

Rocky Mountaineer's westbound P609 nears its first day's destination of Kamloops, speeding into town on the south track of CN's Clearwater Sub.

RMRX GP40-2W 8015 leads train P609 west down the main at Exlou heading for Kamloops.

GP40-2(W) 8014 and GP40-2 8018 idle at the station in Kamloops after arriving from Banff with Rocky Mountaineer's "First Passage West" tour train.