Two Southern Pacific AC4400 locomotives crawl up Winter Park Hill. It is at this point the entire train is on the twisting 2% Winter Park Hill. If a train makes it past Kings Crossing it is likely... (more)

Creeping along at 12 MPH, this testing special is about to disappear into the west portal of the Moffat Tunnel. The train will stop at East Portal, wait for the tunnel to vent, and return west thr... (more)

On the first day of spring, 1983, the Rio Grande Zephyr winds through a winter wonderland in Winter Park, Colorado. The Silver Lady is about halfway between the Moffatt Tunnel and its first statio... (more)

A pair of KCS SD70ACe's poke out the west portal of the 6.2 mile long Moffat Tunnel as skiers from Winter Park head back to their cars after a rather warm day on the slopes. The KCS pair made it o... (more)

Ansco’s Rio Grande Ski Train approaches milepost 60 west of Winter Park, Colorado, on a snowy February 9, 2001.

A Union Pacific coal train heads east into Moffat Tunnel, passing by the crowd awaiting the Denver bound Ski Train. Unfortunately it was three degrees out and we would have to wait at least anothe... (more)

Grande Gold at Winter Park, 'Colorado's Favorite Ski Resort'.

Westbound coal train headed for Energy, CO pops out the west portal of Moffat Tunnel.

With the morning sun filtering through clouds and falling snow, Rio Grande Ski Train makes its destination stop at Winter Park, Colorado, on a cold December 27, 2003.

A friction bearing and cast frame on an old D&RGW ski train car clearly showed its heritage as a Pullman-built coach for the Northern Pacific Ry. in 1915. D&RGW acquired eight of the coaches in ... (more)

The Rio Grande ski train occupies the main line and has pulled up to Winter Park ski resort to pick up its passengers for a prompt 4:15 p.m. departure back to Denver on Feb. 5, 1984. The west por... (more)

Rio Grande’s “Yampa Valley” Train 10, with extra coaches on the rear for skiers, is in the siding at Winter Park, Colo. to let a freight behind GP-35 3044 hustle on past so that it can pull ... (more)

The westbound Rio Grande Zephyr passes Hideaway Park at Winter Park, Colo. headed for its next stop at Fraser. The date was May 16, 1970, just two months after the discontinuance of the famous Ca... (more)

All aboard! After spending a great day on the slopes, more than 750 passengers board the Rio Grande Ski Train at Colorado's Winter Park Ski Resort the afternoon of March 28, 1997.

Merry Christmas from the beautiful Colorado Rockies! The Rio Grande Ski Train has stopped to pick up skiers at the Winter Park Resort on March 28, 1997.