Eastbound CN 198 passes through the scenic Swan Landing, on their way towards Edmonton with a long intermodal train, at almost 10 PM on one of the longest days of the year

At around 9 PM on a long June day, Eastbound CN train 810 passes through Swan Landing with a long empty grain train bound for Edmonton.

Q109's train pulls into the siding at Swan Landing for a meet with an eastbound.

A pair of loaded sand trains wait for their turn north on the Grande Cache Sub.

Eastbound CN 116 passes through Swan Landing, Alberta on their way East towards Edmonton. Within a few minutes, the skies would open up with a downpour that can be seen in the background coming fr... (more)

CN 2192 leads a stack train west along Bruce Lake near Swan Landing, AB. CN 2192 was acquired by CN from BNSF about 2010-2011. The unit was built as ATSF 857 and became BNSF 857 before being acqui... (more)

VIA Rail Canada's Canadian approaches Swan Landing early in the morning with a high green.

Eastbound stacks pass through Swan Landing, still not yet filled with all of the runoff from the snow capped Canadian Rockies, with a solo GE on point.

One of the few remaining BC Rail engines leads Eastbound CN 348 by Swan Landing, Alberta on the Edson Subdivision between Jasper and Hinton.

Eastbound CN 310 passes by Swan Landing west of Hinton, Alberta in the final hour of daylight with the Illinois Central heritage unit as solo power.

Thin clouds flow through the darkening sky as a waxing moon makes a showing over Canadian National’s main line at Swan Landing, Alberta. Brilliant colors of sunset have disappeared, with the sce... (more)

On July 20, 2011, Canadian National train 106 passes departs Swan Landing near Brule, Alberta. Leading the train is GE ES44DC No. 2225 and EMD SD70M-2 No. 8908, running along Brule Lake just east ... (more)

VIA Rail’s eastbound Canadian curves along the shore of Brule Lake at Swan Landing, Alberta, on July 13, 2013. EMD F40PH-3 Nos. 6427 and 6410 power the 21-car streamliner eastbound on Canadian N... (more)

With morning clouds still obscuring the scenic Brule Range, a Canadian National potash empty heads eastbound leaving Swan Landing, Alberta, on August 7, 2016.

A SD70m-2 leads an eastbound at Swan landing on the Edison Sub on a beautiful evening in late May 2018