This is their first ever run of the Rocky Mountaineer from Banff and Jasper, Alberta, Canada to Seattle has it streaks along the waterway in Edmonds. For this year, the Rocky Mountaineer are makin... (more)
GP40-2(W) # 8015 and 8014 are pulling the "Rocky Mountaineer" along Bow river and through Morant's curve from Banff towards the Kicking Horse pass.
Westbound from Calgary to Kamloops, Kicking Horse Pass is just one of the many fantastic sights for passengers onboard the Rocky Mountaineer. The train with its fancy new paint scheme approaches G... (more)
The Rocky Mountaineer rolls through the classic photo location on the Mountain Sub while passengers enjoy a beautiful summer day.
You get what you pay for… Passengers on the Rocky Mountaineer certainly are treated to amazing mountain scenery as the train travels west through Rogers Pass at Glacier. A special thanks to the ... (more)
The boyfriend doing his thing.
GP40-2L(W) 8012, GP40-2 8016 and leased NREX GP50 2903 lead the Calgary section of the Rocky Mountaineer into the station at Kamloops.
GP40-2L(W) 8012, GP40-2 8016 and leased NREX GP50 2903 lead the Calgary section of the Rocky Mountaineer eastbound on the Shuswap Sub.
While the citizens of Calgary head to work, the Rocky Mountaineer sets out for the mountains of Southern Alberta and British Columbia. This excursion is the first westbound trip out of Calgary si... (more)
GP40-2L(W) 8013 and GP40-2 8019 lead the Calgary section of the Rocky Mountaineer eastbound on CP Rail's Shuswap Sub.
View from rear of westbound Rocky Mountaineer, passing through a tunnel near Lasha, BC. For more pics & videos from my collection see my website at http://northamericabyrail.info/
RMRX 8011, 8016 and 8015 lead the Calgary section of the Rocky Mountaineer eastbound on the Shuswap Sub.
RMRX 8012 leads its passenger train west out of Calgary.
GP40-2L(W) 8011, GP40-2 8016 and GP40-2(W) 8015 lead the Calgary section of the Rocky Mountaineer eastbound on the Shuswap Sub.
GP40-2L(W) 8011, GP40-2 8016 and GP40-2L(W) 8015 cross the South Thompson River swing bridge with the first Rocky Mountaineer of the 2013 season.
