An eastbound potash train has just passed through Spences Bridge on the CP Thompson Sub.

This CPR track maintenance crew was using every bit of available track time to gather up old ties and pile them up at Spences Bridge. This truck is deceptively powerful and able to move along at ... (more)

Westbound on the CN Ashcroft Sub near Martel.

CP FP9 1401 leads the Royal Canadian Pacific eastward along the shores of the Thompson River near Toketic on the Thompson Sub.

CP FP9 1401 leads the Royal Canadian Pacific eastward along the shores of the Thompson River near Toketic on the Thompson Sub.

CN SD75I 5759 leads train M309 west on the Ashcroft Sub approaching Spences Bridge.

The Royal Canadian Pacific heads east on the Thompson Sub.

The doorstep of The Inn at Spences Bridge is almost on the Canadian Pacific main line (and literally is on Nicola Highway 8—watch your step…) at this crossroads in the Thompson River Canyon in... (more)

CP 8831 leads a loaded coal train west out of the shadows as the morning fog lifts out of the Thompson River Canyon west of Spences Bridge, BC. The train is on CN trackage which is used for westbo... (more)

CP 9353 has a westbound Canpotex potash train in tow on CN trackage west of Spences Bridge, BC at the famous Skoonka tunnels along the Thompson River.

CN 5731 has a work train of Difco dump cars getting under way at Spences Bridge after emptying slide debris in town. The train regularly works a slide area near Skihist Provincial Park, unloading ... (more)

CP 9353 pops out of a tunnel and slide shed at the Skoonka or Honeymoon tunnels along the Thompson River on the CN side. The westbound potash train is headed for Boston Bar, BC for a crew change b... (more)

CN 5090 races a CN hotshot freight west along the Thompson River at Martel siding east of Spences Bridge in August 1975. Not far behind it the Super Continental is making time as both trains roll ... (more)

CP 8831 leads a westbound coal train out of the "edge of night" into low morning sunlight in the Thompson River Canyon west of Spences Bridge, BC.

An eastbound CP freight featuring white flags and no ditch lights rolls along the Thompson River nearing Spences Bridge, BC en route to Kamloops. The CN is across the river.