With four locomotives up front, the eastbound Rocky Mountaineer Railtours passenger train passes below Skihist Provincial Park over Canadian Pacific tracks on September 25, 2015. On the other side... (more)

Fishing, rafting, watching trains, another day on the river. The westbound Rocky Mountaineer from Kamloops cruises the river west of Spences Bridge.

The Rocky Mountaineer is running westbound on Canadian National track while across the river a double stack unit train runs eastbound on Canadian Pacific track.

The westbound Rocky Mountaineer, from Kamloops to Vancouver, runs along the Thompson River in a morning rain.

RMR's Sea to Sky train makes its way from Whistler to North Vancouver though the magnificent Cheakamus river canyon.

Today's westbound Rocky Mountaineer eases through the curves of the downslope of Kicking Horse Pass on its way to Lake Louise and points west.

A southbound Rocky Mountaineer Coastal Passage excursion train rolled through the city of Edmonds.

A single GP40-2 powers a 24-car Rocky Mountain Railtours passenger train eastbound through Black Canyon west of Ashcroft, British Columbia, on June 25, 2006.

As part of a new service introduced in May 2014, the southbound "Coastal Passage" Rocky Mountaineer crosses Chuckanut Bay a few miles south of Bellingham, as viewed from Woodstock Farm.

The westbound Rocky Mountaineer rolls alongside the Bow River through the Canadian Rockies.

The eastbound Rocky Mountaineer, with its very unique paint scheme, follows the Thompson River east of Spences Bridge, British Columbia, on July 22, 2011.

The westbound Rocky Mounntaineer from Banff Alberta to Vancouver British Columbia, traverses the varied landscape of the Thompson River Canyon.

The westbound Rocky Mounntaineer from Banff Alberta to Vancouver British Columbia, deep in the Fraser River Canyon, on its return to Vancouver B.C.

The westbound Rocky Mounntaineer from Banff Alberta to Vancouver British Columbia,crosses over Anderson Creek and campground on its return to Vancouver B.C.

The westbound Rocky Mounntaineer from Banff Alberta to Vancouver British Columbia,crosses over the Thompson River into Lytton B.C. where the Thompson and Fraser rivers join.