Northeast Regional 170 runs through Rocky Neck, enroute to Boston.

Tight is an understatement. Acela 2158 runs through the very narrow rock cuts of coastal Connecticut, enroute to Boston.

Acela Express 2159 tilts through the curves at Rocky Neck, enroute to New York and distant points.

Amtrak's Acela Express number 2165 heads Westbound through Rocky Neck State Park and a very narrow rock enroute to New Haven, CT and further points.

Snaking through the narrow rock cuts of the Connecticut Shoreline, Amtrak train 2165 makes its way towards New York and Washington; next stop, New Haven.

Snaking through the narrow rock cuts of the Connecticut Shoreline, Amtrak train 137 makes its way towards New York and Washington; next stop, Old Saybrook.

Amtrak's Northeast Corridor is widely known for being the busiest passenger rail corridor in the United States. Uncharacteristic of busy rail corridors is the stretch of track between New Haven, C... (more)

Providence and Worcester train NR-2 passing through Rocky Neck with a good amount of stone. Canon EOS 1D Mark III, Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM

America's fastest railroad machine, the Acela, zips along a rock encrusted fill just before ripping through Rocky Neck State Park on it's journey to Boston.

Reflecting the evening sun, a northbound Acela crosses a bridge at the mouth of Four Mile River, bound for Boston.

In this part of Connecticut, HSR stands for "Highly Scenic Route".

The New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad's dream to electrify through to Boston became a reality in 1999 and ever since this beach has been a "new haven" for HSR on the east coast.

An Amtrak Acela Express winds it's way though the cut at Rocky Neck State Park.

Amtrak 162 (northbound) crosses Four Mile River into Rocky Neck State Park, East Lyme, CT on Amtrak's NE Corridor on Christmas Day. Even if the wind and tides cooperate to backlight the train pro... (more)

Northeast Corridor action on a summer morning.