CP 9768 pulls its train up to the east end of Chinook siding near Blairmore. In all my years of railroad photographing, I've only been out to the Crowsnest Pass a few times. I've always wanted a p... (more)

CP 8874 leads a grain train east across the Lethbridge viaduct. For those not familiar with the area, it is known for its high winds. So, if you're planning to get a photo here, bring your tripod.... (more)

The Royal Canadian Pacific luxury passenger train makes its way east through Banff National Park.

CP 9633 leads its train east upgrade towards the continental divide. This stretch of track once had a siding named Hector.

CP 9768 leads its train east through the infamous Frank slide site.

While the citizens of Calgary head to work, the Rocky Mountaineer sets out for the mountains of Southern Alberta and British Columbia. This excursion is the first westbound trip out of Calgary si... (more)

When you can't get the train you want, a front facing DPU will do just fine. CP 9668 brings up the rear of train 401 near Johnston Creek. This view has opened up nice as of recent. It appears they... (more)

This empty potash train heads east through the curve just west of Exshaw. The autumn leaves are beginning to fall and the snow has already started to come as well. Autumn doesn't last long around ... (more)

Morant's Curve in the winter...what more do I need to say?

CP 4107 leads the Royal Canadian Pacific luxury passenger train south across the Carmangay bridge. The original bridge built in 1911 was made of wood. The present steel bridge was made in 1927.

CP 9839 makes its way east through the Bow River Valley in Banff National Park. This picture was taken just beyond the Johnston Canyon Campground. Castle Mountain is on the left. Nicholas Morant u... (more)

Train 401 rounds the bend near the east end of Glenogle. As the rear end of this train came through, I saw a bunch of whitewater rafters in the Kicking Horse River. I caught the back end of this t... (more)

CP 7013 leads a loaded grain train west at Banff East.

An eastbound intermodal travels passed the last few peaks of the Rocky Mountains. (Grant MacEwan Peak and Heart Mountain).

CP 9778 takes the siding at Gap, just east of Canmore. Mount Rundle towers in the distance.