CP 5592 has a priority freight headed west through the Thompson River Canyon west of Spences Bridge, BC on a nice May day in 1979. The CN mainline is on the other bank.

Rocky Mountaineer's combined "First Passage to the West"/"Journey Through the Clouds" tour train clears the tunnels at Martel on CN's Ashcroft Sub on its journey to Vancouver.

With BC Rail represented fore and aft, Canadian National work train 906 navigates the tunnels and rock sheds at Skoonka on the perilous Ashcroft Sub.

Canadian National ET44AC 3025 has about three miles of stacks behind as it guides Q101 westbound through Martel on the Ashcroft Sub.

The Super Continental cruises along the Thompson River between Martel siding and Spences Bridge as it heads westbound to Vancouver, BC. Not the former Milwaukee Road Super Dome in the consist.

CP 8708 leads coal empties through the Thompson River Canyon.

Canadian National 2943 works Moroccan phosphate loads (thanks, Tim!) eastbound through the Thompson River canyon on CP's Thompson Sub.

Canadian National's premier intermodal train streaks through the Thompson River canyon at 1815 on a dreary November day.

Headed back east to Calgary after a three-day charter to the coast, CP 4107 hauls an empty consist of business cars through Drynoch on the Canadian Pacific's Thompson Sub.

Running westbound on CN's Ashcroft Sub with at three-day Calgary to Vancouver special, CP 4107 still looks at home in the mountains.

BC Rail lives! With a BCR caboose in the lead and BCOL 4649 providing the motive power, CN work train 906 backs through Spences Bridge, British Columbia after another day's work on the Ashcroft Su... (more)

Double stacks and double decks meet along the Thompson River. The Rocky Mountaineer tour train rolls west on CN trackage at Martel, BC, near Spences Bridge while an eastbound CN stack train heads ... (more)

Canadian National train No. 101 follows the rugged shoreline of the Thompson River west of Seddall, British Columbia, on September 26, 2015.

A loaded CP coal train rolls through the dry terrain surrounding the small town of Spences Bridge at SNS Martel, just east of town.

Along the scenic Thompson River is a westbound Canadian National freight west of Spences Bridge, British Columbia, on September 27, 2001. Power on the train is a pair of EMD SD50Fs, Nos. 5443 and ... (more)