"Rhaetian Crocodile" Ge 6/6 I (or "CC") # 414 in Landquart. The iconic 1076 HP locomotive was built by SLM, BBC and MFO in 1929 for mixed traffic on the heavy grades of the RhB... (more)

The 1 meter gauge "Rhaetian Crocodile" Ge 6/6 I # 402 of the RhB was built by SLM, MFO and BBC in 1921 and in operation till 1985. Since then exhibited in the Swiss Museum of Transport (... (more)

Alpine Classic Pullman Express with the blue Ge 6/6 I 412 on its way to Zermatt.

"Rhaetian Crocodile" Ge 6/6 I # 414 with the Albula Experience train is crossing the 65 meter high Landwasser viaduct near Filisur. Families and Rail fans are enjoying fresh air in the o... (more)

Every sunday in summertime, the "Albula Experience Train" with the "Rhaetian Crocodile" Ge 6/6 I # 414 and open carriage or vintage wooden coaches circulate from Landquart to S... (more)

The "Rhaetian Crocodile" Ge 6/6 I # 415, last of the series from 1929, with the "Rhätia Pullman Express" from Davos to St.Moritz, including Piano Bar WR-S # 3820 (built in 1928 as saloon/dining c... (more)

"Rhaetian Crocodile" Ge 6/6 I # 415 with the "Rhätia Pullman Express" from St.Moritz to Davos in the Val Bever, including Piano Bar WR-S # 3820 (built in 1928 as saloon/dining car for the Bernina... (more)

"Rhaetian Crocodile" Ge 6/6 I # 415 with the "Rhätia Pullman Express" from Davos to St.Moritz, including Piano Bar WR-S # 3820 (built in 1928 as saloon/dining car for the Bernina line) and three ... (more)

After a "brush revision" of the Crocodile Ge 6/6 I # 407, the newly renovated pantographs were placed. The not operational locomotive stands in front of the Albula Railway Museum in Berg... (more)

"C-C" or "Rhaetian crocodile" Ge 6/6 I # 415 with the "green composition" is crossing the highest bridge on the Rhaetian network, 88.9 meter high and 210 meter long W... (more)

Between the 450 m long Wiesen I tunnel and the 969 m long Bärentritt tunnel on the line from Filisur to Davos, there is a gap of only few more then 10 meter, where the passengers have a glimps of... (more)

The Wiesen Viaduct is a single track limestone railway viaduct. It spans the Landwasser River southwest of the hamlet of Wiesen, in the Canton of Graubünden, Switzerland.