McCloud River Railroad No. 25 crosses a causeway and trestle on the Oregon Coast Scenic with a post-Winterail photo train.

McCloud River Railroad No. 25 steams it up on a damp day on the Oregon Coast Scenic.

A Mountain and a Locomotive! Two icons of Northern California mingle for one of the last times as McCloud River Railroad #25 steams in the shadow of Mt. Shasta. By the time this photograph was ... (more)

McCloud River Railroad No. 18 powers a post-Winterail photo special on the Sierra Railroad.

A pair of leased McCloud River Railroad SD38s drag Union Pacific's LUF51 local across the Provo River bridge on May 7, 1988.

At over thirty miles from the nearest town, Hambone is a quiet place. This area first saw rails in 1920 when the McCloud River Lumber Co. began logging here. The McCloud River Railroad took over t... (more)

The Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad is a non-profit museum group, created in 2003 to operate steam powered excursion trains along the Pacific Ocean and Tillamook Bay in Oregon. McCloud River Railway ... (more)

The Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad is a non-profit museum group, created in 2003 to operate steam powered excursion trains along the Pacific Ocean and Tillamook Bay between the cities of Garibaldi a... (more)

The Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad is a non-profit museum group, created in 2003 to operate steam powered excursion trains along the Pacific Ocean and Tillamook Bay between the cities of Garibaldi a... (more)

McCloud #25 crosses the Nehalem River with a mixed freight. Onion Peak can be seen in the distance rising over 3,000' above the the Nehalem River Valley. Photo taken on a Martin Hansen charter on ... (more)

Steam Along Tillamook Bay: McCloud River Railroad 2-6-2 No. 25 leads a short excursion train along Tillamook Bay, just north of Garibaldi, Ore., on July 7, 2013. The American Locomotive Com... (more)

McCloud #25 is seen heading east with photo special on one of the few stretches of straight track on the Tillamook Branch.

McCloud #25 crosses over an inlet on Nehalem Bay on it's way to Wheeler.

Approximately 2 miles north of Wheeler, former McCloud River Railroad 25, 2-6-2 (ALCO Schenectady 66435 / 1925) crosses the Nehalem River bridge on the former Southern Pacific Tillamook Branch, no... (more)

McCloud River RR excursion to Burney leaving McCloud