CN SD75I 5700 leads train Q106 east on CN's Albreda Sub, approaching Grant Brook.

New CN ET44AC 3004 guides a Prince Rupert bound stack train out of Wynd on CN's Albreda Sub.

IC SD70 1011 shoves a rail train eastward towards a recent derailment site at Park Gate.

Chicago bound Q192 cruises through a fresh winter wonderland 5 miles west of Jasper on CN's Albreda Sub.

Toronto-Vancouver hotshot intermodal train Q111 emerges from the shadows a mile east of Devona on CN's scenic western end of the Edson Sub.

With a wild consist of CN Dash 8 variants, Robert's Bank-Chicago train Q116 cruises through a very snowy scene at Geikie. CN 2451, CN 2417, CN 2412 and CN 2174 provide the power.

CN ET44AC 3004 gets Q199's train up to speed in a hurry after a crew change 2.6 miles behind at Jasper. They've just taken the signal at Wynd on CN's Albreda Sub.

CN's new ET44AC units are finally starting to make it out west on a somewhat regular basis. Here, CN 3008 leads the mighty Q111 through a snowy scene, west of Geikie on CN's Albreda Sub.

CN freight 355 winds through slide sheds and a tunnel west of Morris siding in the Thompson River Canyon. This White Canyon area is across from the Skihist Provincial Park just east of Lytton, BC.

Passing through scenic Jasper National Park, eastbound Canadian National train No. 112 rumbles toward Devona, Alberta, near Windy Point on a beautiful July 16, 2013.

CN 2335 rounds the curve onto the causeway at the east end of Swan Landing siding and yard with an 11,000 ft. train 416 manifest freight. The train is just east of Jasper National Park headed towa... (more)

Canadian National train No. 416 curves out of Swan Landing, Alberta, on July 7, 2014. This scenic setting is just east of Brule near the eastern border of Jasper National Park.

Canadian National train No. 106 curves over the Thompson River east of Ashcroft, British Columbia, on September 28, 2015. CN briefly shared the southern bank of the river here with the Canadian Pa... (more)

A westbound Canadian National container train drops down into Jaws of Death gorge, so named for the steep and narrow banks and turbulent stretch of the Thompson river.

CN 8849 snakes through snow sheds and short tunnels along the Thompson River in the White Canyon area ner Skihist Provincial Park east of Lytton, BC.