Up and down: The steam train is on the track to Chaulin and Blonay (Museum railway line), the tracks on the right side are for trains from and to Les Avants - Gstaad - Zweisimmen.

Association "La Traction", based in Pré-Petitjean in the swiss Jura mountains on the Jura Railways (Chemin de fer de Jura, CJ, 1 meter gauge), owns two Mallet steam locomotives, both pu... (more)

Mallet steamlocomotive G 2x2/2 # 105 of the former Zell-Todtnau in Germany, is pulling train 653 from Blonay to Chaulin-Musée over the Baye de Clarens viaduct.

The Blonay-Chamby Railroad Museum is celebrating 50 years of service, it was the first museum railway of Switzerland. "Mallet" G 2x2/2 # 105 "Todtnau", built in 1918 by Maschinenfabrik Karlsruhe/G... (more)

The Blonay-Chamby Railroad/Museum is celebrating the 50th anniversary in 2018. On the 11th may, the "Festival Off" was organised for about 80 photographers and filmers. This is an exact ... (more)

Once a year La Traction operates both Portugiese narrow gauge Mallet steam engines G 2x2/2 E 164 and G 2/3 + 3/3 E 206 for a great nostalgy trip on the remote tracks of CJ in the Swiss Jurassic Mo... (more)

Shunting in Blonay with G 2x2/2 # 105 Mallet steamlocomotive of the Blonay-Chamby Railroad/Museum.

Mallet steamlocomotive G 2x2/2 # 105 "Todtnau" of the former Südwestdeutsche Eisenbahngesellschaft (SEG), built by Maschinenbau Gesellschaft Karlsruhe in 1918, with train 10561 from Blo... (more)

Taking water in Tramelan, on the line from Le Noirmont down to Tavannes. Behind Mallet steamlocomotive E 164 a standard gauge two bogie freight car loaded with tree logs, standing on two 1 meter g... (more)

Coal loading in front of the shed of "La Traction" in Pré-Petitjean. Mallet steamlocomotive from 1905, built by Henschel for Portugal, operational in Switzerland since 1999.

1 meter gauge "Mallet" steamlocomotive (0-4-0)+(0-4-0) of association "La Traction", built in 1905 by Henschel/Germany for the Caminhos de Ferro da Portugal and withdrawn from ... (more)

Association "La Traction", based in Pré-Petitjean in the swiss Jura mountains on the Jura Railways (Chemin de fer de Jura, CJ, 1 meter gauge), owns two Mallet steam locomotives, both purchased fr... (more)