Eastbound BNSF Provo - Denver manifest snakes through the tight curves of Byers Canyon during an early Spring snow shower.

A new Tier 4 GE leads a long BNSF manifest freight eastbound through Byers Canyon as the sun breaks out from behind the snow clouds that just finished dumping about 6-8" of the white stuff on... (more)

Three UP SD70ACe's lead elephant style on the Roper Yard (Salt Lake City), Utah to North Yard (Denver), Colorado manifest train through scenic Byers Canyon on August 29, 2015.

Snaking through Byers Canyon. This is a good warmup for Gore Canyon and Glenwood Canyon, both to come over the next couple hours.

The California Zephyr snakes through Byers Canyon, which still has remnants of winter. Bringing up the rear is Union Pacific Dynanometer UPP 210.

The California Zephyr snakes through Byers Canyon, which still has remnants of winter. The train is almost two hours late, but to make up for it, is sporting a Union Pacific Mobile ... (more)

An eastbound Union Pacific coal train approaches Hot Sulphur Springs, Colorado, in Byers Canyon on a snowy February 16, 2002. Trailing UP No. 6589 is Southern Pacific’s first AC4400CW, No. 100.

On the ride with DRGW Zephyr 17

On June 6, 2013, an empty welded rail train heads east through scenic Byers Canyon west of Hot Sulphur Springs, Colorado. Two EMD SD70Ms power the light tonnage train along the twisting Colorado R... (more)

On a dark and gloomy morning, unusual in Colorado's high country, a UP coal train is negotiating the first curves of Byers Canyon alongside the Colorado River.

Exiting Byers Canyon into a brief shot of sun, the UP SD70ACe once again picks up speed for the eastbound run to Winter Park where it will enter the Moffatt Tunnel across the continental divide.

A trio of BNSF units lead a mixed freight along the Colorado River's winding course through Byers Canyon.

The first loaded coal train of the day makes its way eastbound through the rugged scenery of Byers Canyon.

An eastbound UP manifest and the Colorado River flow through Byers Canyon in opposite directions on a dark and dreary July morning.

An empty welded rail train heads east through scenic Byers Canyon west of Hot Sulphur Springs, Colorado, on June 6, 2013. Two EMD SD70Ms power the light tonnage train along the twisting Colorado R... (more)