The final train on the Mt. Tremper section of the Catskill Mt. Railroad makes it's way along Esopus Creek.

The billboard says it all. The last public trip on the Catskill Mountain Railroad passes a sign that beckoned travelers to come for one more ride. After this train arrived in Kingston there would ... (more)

It's a green world around the bridge over Esopus Creek outside Kingston, N.Y., as one of the last trains on the Catskill Mountain Railroad passes through. The train is actually going away in this ... (more)

One of the last Catskill Mountain Railroad trains between Mount Tremper and Phoenicia passes milepost 26 (from Kingston, N.Y.) on the last day of operations.

Farewell to Kingston Bringing up the rear of a "Rock 'n' Rails" train (named for several bands performing on-board through out the day), perhaps one of the last trains to ever ru... (more)

"Grass Covered Curve"

The hard working crew of the Catskill Mountain Railroad pose in front of RS-1 401 on May 29th, 2016, uncertain about the future of the railroad that they work so hard to keep running. May 30th is... (more)

Since beginning operations in 1982, the Catskill Mountain Railroad has dreamed of operating to this location, Glenford Dike along side the Ashokan Reservoir. A full five miles further than any rev... (more)

A first and perhaps last time.

Just west of Phoenicia is one of the worst remaining washouts on the Catskill Mountain Railroad, one which severs the line from its western end and will require major funding initiatives to repair... (more)

Freshly Lettered

After some shop work, electrical tinkering and half a new coat of paint, 407 is back in action to serve as the main motive power on the Catskill Mountain Railroad's 'Esopus Scenic Train' in what s... (more)

The crew has a quick chat while the passengers of the 4pm train are boarding. This line is in danger of being ripped up and made into a bike trail, although the railroad supports Rail WITH Trail. ... (more)

CMRR 401 on the 3pm Kingston City Limited shoves east back to Kingston Plaza at Washington Ave in Kingston, NY 7/11/2015

CMRR RS1 is used as an over-sized air compressor, as a work crew air blasts C9 bridge over Esopus Creek.