At 8:05 in the morning of July 12, 2014, Canadian National coal train 769 heads west at Park Gate and is approaching Devona, Alberta, on CN’s scenic Edson Subdivision. This view is from the top ... (more)

Along the tranquil waters of Brule Lake just east of Jasper National Park, Canadian National train No. 310 arcs through Robertson’s Curve at Swan Landing, Alberta, on the splendid afternoon of J... (more)

CN SD60 5483, C40-8W 2156 and C40-8M 2452 lead Jasper-Edson train L564 across the Athabasca River at Mile 193.7 of CN's Edson Sub. L564 is a fairly new train to the Edson Sub which mainly brings s... (more)

A healthy Canadian summer consist enters the casueway along Brule Lake as leaves Swan Landing on its way from Jasper to Hinton, AB. Perhaps the most beautiful passenger train still running in Nort... (more)

RM 8012 heads an eastbound Rocky Mountaineer Railtour train over the Columbia River into Revelstoke, BC. This train will continue to Banff, AB. The service runs between Vancouver, BC and both Banf... (more)

Canadian National train No. 112 snakes along the shore of the Athabasca River and soon will exit Jasper National Park east of Park Gate, Alberta, on July 12, 2014. The train is about to enter Brul... (more)

Canadian National train No. 303 passes Windy Point along Jasper Lake west of Devona, Alberta, on the afternoon of July 10, 2014.

Canadian National train No. 104 crosses Prairie Creek Bridge at Hinton, Alberta, on the morning of July 19, 2013.

Gliding along the calm waters of an emerald-colored Bow River is a westbound Canadian Pacific intermodal train at Exshaw, Alberta, on September 24, 2013.

A pair of EMD SD75Is lead intermodal train No. 198 past mile 196.5 on Canadian National’s Edson Subdivision, curving toward Solomon, Alberta, on July 9, 2014.

Gracefully curving around Robertson’s Curve at Swan Landing near Brule, Alberta, is VIA train No. 1, the westbound Canadian, on July 13, 2014. Trailing the 21-car train is dome-observation (and ... (more)

CN train 304 rolls east along the shore of Moose Lake on Yellowhead Pass. The weather is hazy due to warm temperatures and forest fires in the area. The train is mostly forest products, and has ju... (more)

The CP Heritage Units come past the abandoned station at CP Glacier in the Rogers Pass.

VIA Rail’s train No. 2, the Canadian, rolls eastbound with 21 cars through Robertson’s Curve at Swan Landing, Alberta, on the afternoon of July 7, 2014. The spectacular Brule Range is softly r... (more)

CN ES44DC 2319 leads a loaded Potash train past Yellowhead Lake, while Mount Fitzwilliam provides the backdrop.