A tourist train arrives in downtown Skagway led by White Pass & Yukon Route locomotive No.3001. The locomotive is in the railroad's trademark colors and was added to the fleet in 2020. This is a... (more)
The mangled husk of a former White Pass locomotive pulled from the Skagway River sits outside the shops as a clean and operable 73 rolls by.
After completing a successful test run up to the summit of White Pass, locomotive 73 heads home to Skagway. The train is seen here passing bridge 7A just north of Rocky Point.
After hauling cars and passengers into to Whittier (back in the good old days) the daily mix is back where they will drop the flats and head back up Turnagain Arm toward Anchorage.
The Glacier Discovery train curving around Beluga Point just outside of Anchorage on a cold May evening.
The Alaska Railroad's Glacier Discovery Train makes its way northbound along the Turnagain arm during sunset.
The WPY rotary snow plow #1has been built in 1898 by Cooke Locomotive & Machine Works. It is now on display at the Skagway station.
A cruise line special from Anchorage has just dropped off its passengers at Denali National Park and is heading north to Healy to spend the night.
On a stormy morning, a Princess Crusies/Holland America passenger special enters Denali National Park to pick up passengers for a trip to Anchorage.
The southbound Denali Star nears its stop in Denali National park beneath the clouds of approaching storms. In the lead is SD70MAC 4328, which wears a special scheme for the railroad's 100th anni... (more)
One of the White Pass's newest locomotives backs its train towards the shops after discharging passengers in downtown Skagway.
ARR 4318 leads a southbound passenger train to Seward.
ARR 3015 brings up the rear of a southbound passenger train seen crossing the Twenty Mile River in Portage Alaska.
ARR 3011 leads the Glacier Discovery train from Whittier past Bird Point and MP 82 on its trek back to the station in Anchorage Alaska.
An empty gravel train rolls through Anchorage on its way to the Anchorage Sand & Gravel plant.
