The westbound California Zephyr is led by the heritage engine 184 and gets ready to leave the depot at Glenwood Springs, Colorado.

The Westbound California Zephyr leaves the Glenwood Springs Depot and heads west towards Emeryville, California.

The eastbound California Zephyr gets ready to pull into the Glenwood Springs Depot for a brief stop.

The California Zephyr sports heritage engine 184 on point as it pulls into Glenwood Springs, Colorado

The California Zephyr 6 train pulls into Glenwood Springs and will soon stop at the depot located in the downtown area.

The California Zephyr arrives at the Glenwood Springs Depot with heritage motor 184 on point.

The California Zephyr leaves the Glenwood Springs Depot after a brief stop to offload and take on new passengers.

Winter dusk in Glenwood Canyon - the culmination of many different strokes of fortune resulted in this photo opportunity that will not be easily duplicated. First, this spot is only viewable fr... (more)

Enjoying the view and having great times in the Superliner Sightseer Lounge aboard Amtrak's California Zephyr through Glenwood Canyon.

Dwarfed by the magnificent Glenwood Canyon, the eastbound California Zephyr skirts the banks of the Colorado River on a blistering July afternoon.

The westbound California Zephyr pulls into the tourist town of Glenwood Springs, running about a half hour late. Not visible behind the tree line are three private cars on the rear.

Glenwood Springs is a charming community along the Colorado River. This station originally opened on June 18, 1904 and was built by the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad (D&RGW), served today... (more)

The westbound California Zephyr makes its station stop in Glenwood Springs with the Colorado River separating it from the resorts and natural hot springs in the foreground. The greater city is vis... (more)

My boys and the engineer exchange waves as the eastbound California Zephyr pulls into Glenwood Springs with a healthy crowd waiting to board.

The westbound California Zephyr descends through Glenwood Canyon along the scenic Colorado River in what looks like a well weathered model railroad due to being perched high above on the mountain.