First train of 2014 runs out of the Animas River Canyon and into Bakers Park on the Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad past Cataract Falls (Look above the rear cars)
Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad Locomotive Number 486 Leads the Morning Train to Cascade Canyon North through the Rocky Mountains just outside of Durango Colorado.
"Highball that Roll-By!"
After A trip to the Cascade Canyon and back, the DSNG 482 Arrives back in Downtown Durango. The DSNG 482 has a wheel arrangement of 2-8-2 and was built by Baldwin in 1925 as DRGW 482.
The second train heading to Silverton on early morning, with number 486
The northbound President's Special leaves Durango during the 2013 Railfest Event. K-36 number 480 is in charge of this special train as it heads out of town, nearing the first crossing of the Anim... (more)
The rains that devastated areas around Boulder, Colorado provided a welcome drink for much of the area and caused the emergence of some beautiful weeds. Here the 1st EB train is heading back to D... (more)
DSNG 486 arriving in Durango after a New Years Eve trip to Cascade Canyon
Crossing the Animas. Although the morning sunlight is already bathing the western walls of the Animas Canyon, the bottom of the gorge is still in shadow as the first of the Silverton Trains... (more)
The first southbound of the day nears Durango as it passes through the countryside south of Hermosa.
Durango & Silverton’s Presidential special is operated during the late summer Railfest activities. For the 2005 version, the railroad renumbered Mikado 478 to a long-scrapped sister engine, No. ... (more)
481 boards passengers at the depot while two more locomotives gets ready for a run later in the morning.
The southbound winter train is just minutes away from the Durango Depot as it crosses the Animas River for the last time.
The southbound winter train nears Home Ranch as it heads south for Durango.
Durango & Silverton 480 leads its southbound train back toward Durango as seen from parallel Highway 550 in the late afternoon sun.
