Waiting to depart the Grand Canyon back to Williams.

237 is waiting patiently for tourists to board on a scorching afternoon.

GCRY 237 rolls up hill at Quivero on the return trip back to Williams from the Grand Canyon. Quivero, Arizona July 6th, 2021

The southbound trip of the Grand Canyon Railway runs along Rt. 64 as it heads back to Williams.

Engineer Eric H. gives a wave as the state and national flag adorn the former Amtrak F40 on its way to the Grand Canyon.

GCRY 237 and 4128 reverse onto the east leg of the Williams Wye at Golden Hour

GCRY 237, a former Amtrak F40PHR, approaches Willaha on the return trip to Williams. Willaha is a remote crossing that is home to a siding and an abandoned building.

The sun is getting low, as the Grand Canyon Railway returns to Williams, on scheduled.

I raced up line to intercept the return trip of the Grand Canyon train. I made it with about 5 minutes to spare. They sure operate a beautiful train.

The second Grand Canyon Railway train of the day has just departed Williams and is stretched out on the grade as it heads north behind a pair of F40's. The train will stop at the South Rim of the ... (more)

The second Grand Canyon Railway train of the day has just departed Williams for a trip to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon behind a pair of F40's. The line quickly heads out of town and into the ... (more)

After the first train departed the South Rim Village station, Grand Canyon Railway train two has been positioned at the platform for boarding and an on time departure at 4:30 PM.

With two F40's on the point, the second daily Grand Canyon Railway train departs the South Rim village of the Grand Canyon for the trip south back to Williams.

Grand Canyon Railway's Williams Flyer heads south, back to Williams, after taking tourist to Grand Canyon National Park. The pair of F40PHs, ex-Amtrak, notch up as they exit the sag out of ... (more)

A Grand Canyon Railway train departs the depot at the Grand Canyon depot.