An impressive plumb of steam and ash signals the departure of DSNG 482 (2-8-2) from of the Durango station.

The yard crew of the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad gets ready to send DSNG 482 (2-8-2) out of the Durango station and off towards Silverton.

There is nothing quite like standing next to a live steam engine as it moves past you. The senses are overloaded with sounds of high pitched whistles, the hiss of escaping steam, the rhythmic thu... (more)

Denver and Rio Grande Western No. 315 a Class C-18 poses for the camera on the last photo shoot of the day on a photo charter during Narrow Gauge Fest on the Durango Silverton RR.

A Cascade Canyon bound train stops briefly, in order to take on water from the Tank Creek tank at milepost 474.65 in July 1994. Photo was taken from inside of D&SNG caboose 0540 through an open cu... (more)

Inside the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad’s car shop at Durango, Colorado, workers prepare to roll a truck back underneath concession car No. 64 after replacing one of the wheelsets o... (more)

The Newly Rebuilt K-28 No.476 climbs up the mountain grade in Colorado

Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad’s “President’s Train” crosses the High Bridge at mile 471.23 south (east) of Tacoma, Colorado, on August 26, 2006. The 4-car special is powered by... (more)

Durango & Silverton’s former 3-foot gauge Rio Grande K-28 mikado No. 473 is gussied up in 1950s movie paint, complete with an old-fashion headlight and diamond stack, during the railroad’s ann... (more)

A roaring Animas River drowns out Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad’s train No. 461, the first train of the day to Silverton, crawling along the cliffs high above the river on the High L... (more)

Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad’s first Silverton train of the day (No. 461) works upgrade along the Animas River west (north) of milepost 478 at Cascade, Colorado, on September 1, 200... (more)

Durango & Silverton 481 is seen leading a train full of passengers through the beautiful scenery of San Juan National Forest in the heart of the Rocky Mountains on a crystal clear morning just sou... (more)

Canyon of the Las Animas is one of the great rail locations in the world. Regular D&S train wending its way past the cliffs at Rockwood.

Whistling for the Hwy 550 crossing, Baldwin K-36 No.482 leads the morning train to Silverton. No. 482 opens up for the climb to come. After crossing Hwy 550, the grade changes from 1% to 2.5% on t... (more)

After crossing County Road 250, D&SNGRR Baldwin K-36 No. 482, leads it's train up past Granite Point to Rockwood and the Highline.