UP 688 (GP38-2) works a yard in Commerce City, Colorado, waiting for the signal to grab a cut of gondolas from a nearby scrap metal business.
Not many people have seen a rotary snowplow, which is a kid favorite when they stand next to the large rotary head designed to chew through deep snow.
UP 4455 is one of many steam locomotives on display at the Colorado Railroad Museum. It was built in 1920 by the Lima Locomotive Works.
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad's #491 sits in the roundhouse of the Colorado Railroad Museum, waiting for its turn to run laps around the museum grounds.
BNSF 6826 enters the Denver Yard with a long freight that ran on the Brush Sub.
More and more Grinstein MACs are being put back into service and are quickly being added to freights as well as coal trains.
The BNSF utilize a number of SD40-2s to shuffle cars in the large yard in downtown Denver, Colorado.
Thomas the Tank Engine runs around the grounds of the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, Colorado. Kids of all ages had a great time, and the museum does a great job coordinating activities for ... (more)
Thomas Tank Engine delighted kids and adults as it made laps around the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, Colorado.
Many of RTD's commuter trains that run from Downtown Denver to the suburbs have colorful wraps that generate advertising revenue.
Riders on the RTD commuter train #4055 have a good view of the BNSF engine servicing facility as the train heads to Denver's Union Station.
A BNSF freight climbs the grade between Sedalia, Colorado and Castle Rock as it heads south on the Joint Line.
A BNSF freight climbs the grade at Sedalia, Colorado as it heads south on the Joint Line.
A BNSF freight runs through the trees as it heads south on the Joint Line through Larkspur, Colorado.
One of the fan favorites at the Colorado Railroad Museum is Denver & Rio Grande Western #5771 (EMD F9), which used to run the Rio Grande Zephyr between Denver, Colorado and Salt Lake City, Utah. ... (more)
