UP 6262 ( a former Southern Pacific AC4400CW) leads two other power units and a long freight through Coal Creek Canyon on its way to Denver, Colorado.

UP ACe 8780 leads 5 other motors and a long freight through Coal Creek Canyon, Colorado.

The California Zephyr runs through Coal Creek Canyon as it heads into the Colorado Rocky Mountains.

BNSF 7714 (ES44DC) has DPU duty shoving a freight up to Tunnel 1 as it runs through Coal Creek Canyon.

After rounding the base of Blue Mountain the California Zephyr enters the horseshoe curve in Coal Creek Canyon and will soon run up to Tunnel 1 at Plainview, Colorado.

The California Zephyr makes a 180 degree turn at the horseshoe curve in Coal Creek Canyon, Colorado. After rounding the corner it will climb the grade towards Tunnel 1.

The California Zephyr runs along Blue Mountain before entering Coal Creek Canyon, Colorado.

Amtrak engine #19 has just blasted through a four foot snow drift as it runs through Coal Creek Canyon on the Moffat Tunnel Sub.

UP 6262 (a former Southern Pacific AC4400CW) runs through Coal Creek Canyon on the Moffat Tunnel Sub and heads towards the shadows of Blue Mountain.

BNSF 5807 (ES44AC) leads a CSX and a freight through Coal Creek Canyon, Colorado.

Amtrak 174 leads the California Zephyr #5 through the cut at the horseshoe curve in Coal Creek Canyon.

The #5 California Zephyr has left Denver in the morning and runs through Coal Creek Canyon with three power units, perhaps in anticipation of the snowstorm that is suppose to hit later in the day.... (more)

A frosty California Zephyr is getting the full brunt of the massive snow storm that walloped the Colorado Front Range.

The #5 California Zephyr has a hard time of it today. After it left Denver Union Station it was stopped for 3 hours in Arvada, Colorado while track crews fixed a faulty switch. It then encounter... (more)

BNSF 7016 (ES44C4) leads a long freight down the Moffat line through Coal Creek Canyon, with the rear of the train making it down the steep grade from Tunnel #1.