While switching at Vivian Park, we get a good look at the intricate detail work of Oregon Short Line 2-8-0 #618.

Nothing seems to draw a crowd like a live steam locomotive. On a spectacular autumn afternoon, Heber Valley Railroad's Oregon Short Line 2-8-0 #618, a Baldwin product from 1907, couples to the inb... (more)

On a spectacular autumn afternoon, Heber Valley Railroad's Oregon Short Line 2-8-0 #618, a Baldwin product from 1907, switches from the siding to the main at Vivian Park in Utah's Provo Canyon.

On a spectacular autumn afternoon, Heber Valley Railroad's 'Provo Canyon Limited' rambles by milepost 16, just north of Vivian Park. Beautifully restored O.S.L. 2-8-0 #618 leads this trainload of ... (more)

On a spectacular autumn afternoon, Heber Valley Railroad's 'Provo Canyon Limited' departs Vivian Park with O.S.L. 2-8-0 #618 in the lead.

Conductor of the Provo Canyon Limited waits in the shade for departure of the return trip to Heber.

It's about a quarter to 11:00 and the departure of Heber Valley Railroad's 'Provo Canyon Limited' is just 15 minutes away. The star of this Utah tourist line, UP 2-8-0 #618, awaits it's next call ... (more)

It's a perfect day to be outside and the perfect way to enjoy the scenic vistas of Provo Canyon is via the Heber Valley Railroad. In this view, HVRR 1813 and train curve along Little Deer Creek fi... (more)

Descending a 1938 track realignment to allow construction of Deer Creek Dam, Heber Valley Railroad's 'Provo Canyon Limtied' rambles along the tiny village of Little Deer Creek, just south of Walls... (more)

Heber Valley Railroad's 'Provo Canyon Limited' rambles through Wildwood, on the return trip to Heber City from Vivian Park.

Viewed from the south bank of the Provo River, Heber Valley Railroad's 'Provo Canyon Limited' crosses the Wildwood trestle on the morning run to Vivian Park. This nifty wood pile bridge has been u... (more)

Heber Valley Railroad's 'Provo Canyon Limited' emerges from deep shadows at Vivian Park, at the end of a 16 mile run from Heber City, Utah.

Heber Valley Railroad's MRS-1 1813 shows off it's new 'Retro Grande' paint, looking right at home on former D&RGW rails in Provo Canyon. HVRR’s Michael Manwiller worked behind the scenes on 1813... (more)

Heber Valley Railroad conductor Devin Lloyd and engineer Mike Hanson pilot MRS-1 #1813 on former D&RGW rails at Vivian Park in Provo Canyon. HVRR’s Michael Manwiller worked behind the scenes on ... (more)

If you are familiar with the Heber Valley Railroad's former D&RGW branch in Utah, Casperville Road is an intersection where the tracks cross a rural country roadway at the top of a steep grade fro... (more)