UP 3780 Reverses Into The Yard At Fort Steele To Swap The Leader.

Canadian Pacific’s wayfreight between Cranbrook and Golden is crossing the Kootenay River at Fort Steele, British Columbia, on September 21, 2013.

Canadian Pacific’s beaver-crested shield shines brightly on the nose of CP FP7 No. 1400 at Fort Steele, British Columbia, on September 14, 2002. This particular version of CP’s famous logo was... (more)

On October 11, 2017, autumn color abounds along the Kootenay River as an eastbound Canadian Pacific coal empty leaves Fort Steele, British Columbia. The train is headed for loading on the Fording ... (more)

Curving out of Fort Steele
Just after changing crews on the wye at Fort Steele, British Columbia, a Canadian Pacific unit potash train curves on the main line toward Crowsnest Pass on th... (more)

The East Kootenay Railway locomotive backs out of the shed area to start the day at Fort Steele Heritage Park.

A Canadian Pacific freight makes it's way through the Fort Steele wye before proceeding east along the Cranbrook Sub towards Crowsnest Pass.

CP SD40-2 5759 crosses the Kootenay River and will head north with today's wayfreight. It was a beautiful start to a great day of photography.

The northbound CP wayfreight headed to Golden has two dash 2s and an ECO unit as they head north near Doyle, British Columbia. I felt very fortunate to be able to capture some classic CP units in ... (more)

The northward CP wayfreight crosses the Kootenay River at Fort Steele, British Columbia. It was great to see several different paint schemes on CP's SD40-2s during my visit. Even the weather coope... (more)

SD40-2s in the Southern Interior: A trio of Canadian Pacific SD40-2s, two of which still sporting the "Multimark" that was first introduced in 1968, rolls across the Kootenay Rive... (more)

A pair of SD40-2's on the Cranbrook to Golden way freight.

Canadian Pacific #8758 leads Union Pacific #5544 and an eastbound over the Kootenay River and through the wye at Fort Steele on the Cranbrook Sub. In the background (just above the bridge) you can... (more)

Fort Steele wye
The northbound wayfreight curves through the wye at Fort Steele, British Columbia. The train is traveling from Cranbrook to Golden on the Windermere Subdivision. In the ... (more)

Waiting: Fort Steele Steam Railway shay 115 waits in the wings on a summer day in July, 2011. The engine - a vet of Vancouver Island logging roads - hasn't run in sometime, but hopefully wi... (more)