The Jasper section of the Rocky Mountaineer heads east out of Kamloops

The Royal Canadian Pacific led by FP9 4107, GP 38-2 3084 and FP9 4106 highball the town of Hope as they travel west on Canadian National’s Yale Sub. A freighting moment occurred a few miles west... (more)

The sun is setting on the last run of the Armstrong explorer as the 2141 glides down the hill into Campbell Creek

The 122-001 is the power for the 1530 yard crew as they switch Trapp Yard. It is a game day for the Lower Mainland, as the Vancouver Canucks are home to the Los Angeles Kings in the Stanley Cup Pl... (more)

A Canadian Pacific transfer crew has just arrived New Westminster where it will deliver cars to Southern Railway of BC and then continue West to the O Yard in Vancouver

Canadian Pacific's pair of FP9's head east towards Calgary as they leave the Rocky Mountains behind.

The life on the Queensborough Bridge isn't so bad... Stay out on the river all day and watch the sun go down. Occasionally, you'll find the odd train, such as these two 900's pulling auto racks of... (more)

"The Spirit of Kamloops" CN 2141 is still climbing a steep grade as she pulls out of the only tunnel on the Kelowna Sub on her way to Armstrong

Finally, a night shot of Southern Railway of BC's GMD1's. Unfortunately, it isn't much of an action shot, nor should we expect any action from the GMD1's any time soon. With all but one GMD1 sitti... (more)

The Rocky Mountaineer departs Kamloops over a flooding Thompson River

The 2141 leaves Westwold behind for what appears to be the last as the sun shines on her train like a spotlight

A rare BNSF coal train heads South over the Mud Bay trestle towards the US boarder as they disturb a group of seagulls, with Mount Baker watching everything in the background

A westbound intermodal train passes through the several different tunnels at Eagle Pass on Canadian Pacific's Shuswap Sub.

Almost the entire town of Boston Bar fits in this picture as a Canadian Pacific stack train departs for Port Coquitlam. Taken from the other side of the Fraser River in North Bend, you can see the... (more)