A pair of SD70ACe's lead an empty coal train north on the Joint Line over a river in Fountain, Colorado.

Sportsman’s Paradise California Zephyr rolls over the fisherman on the Colorado River.

Tefft Tonight!

Amidst the inky depths of Animas Canyon, situated in close proximity to Purgatory Ski Area, the Durango and Silverton Railway’s historic K-28 locomotive, #473... (more)

BNSF 5235 (Dash9) leads an intermodal train south on the Joint Line through Castle Rock, Colorado.

With a train from Devil's Gate to Silver Plume, locomotive 111 crosses the 95 foot high Georgetown Loop trestle.

The CXRG Antonito Turn is shifting cars just outside of town as they get ready to work Imerys Perlite.

BNSF 9177 (SD70ACe) shoves a loaded coal train over a low bridge spanning a county road in Hudson, Colorado.

Switching Over the South Platte. Denver Rock Island Railroad SW1500 no. 1083 is seen crossing the South Platte River with a cut of cars, heading for interchange with BNSF Railway. The u... (more)

BNSF ACe 8578 leads a coal train over a washout basin north of Sedalia, Colorado.

A pair of UP units leads a short eastbound covered hopper train across South Boulder Creek on the main at Cliff. The tracks follow South Boulder Creek for another ten miles or so on the way east t... (more)

A Holcomb, KS bound coal train climbs the grade out of Fort Morgan as it crosses over the CB&Q bridge at Bijou Creek with an ex-BN executive painted SD70MAC leading.

D&RG 168, under a rapidly changing sky, dodging lighting as it races across Ferguson Trestle on its way back to Antonito at the head of the Pre-National Narrow Gauge Convention Photo Charter.

The Joint Line through Colorado has some of the most scenic areas in the United States in which to photograph trains. Here is BNSF 6080 (ES44AC) muscling a loaded coal train over the Santa Fe Bri... (more)

BNSF 5898 (ES44AC) leads a loaded coal train over a stone bridge in Spruce, Colorado on the Joint Line.

BNSF 5898 (ES44AC) leads a loaded coal train over a bridge in Castle Rock, Colorado on the Joint Line.