With most of the other C40-8 fleet being retired, BCOL 4609 leads 417 west on the approached to Yale.

EMDX 7203 pushes CP 304 into the Yale tunnel on their way east.

CP 5871 leads the weed spray train as it exits the 2nd tunnel at Yale, as they bridge the train towards Boston Bar.

CN 5249 leads an empty coal train east north of Hope, BC, across the Fraser River from Yale in what would make a nice N scale model railroad scene.

CP AC4400CWM 8024 and Heritage SD70ACU 7019 lead a Mixed Train East between the Yale Tunnels

CP AC4400CW 9556 gets an inspection at Yale, BC from a crew member on CP SD40-2F no. 9023 parked in Yale siding for the meet. The 9023 is part of an order of SD40-2Fs, unique to CP, that ushered o... (more)

A splash of fall color greets an eastbound CP coal train as it snakes its way through the Fraser Canyon just east of Yale, BC. To the left beyond the rocks and rapids is the CN mainline which para... (more)

The Rocky Mountaineer Rolls Between The Yale Tunnels Below Highway 1

CP 5810 has dimmed its headlights for a meet with an eastbound train at Yale, BC. The unit is wearing the C:P flag scheme that initially replaced the Action Red scheme seen on the trailing unit (q... (more)

Just east of Yale, BC a westbound CP coal train snakes along the Fraser River with the support of "slave" units controlled by the engineer on the lead with the help of Robot car no. 1006. Robot-6 ... (more)

CP 5825 is rolls through a short tunnel in the Fraser Canyon northeast of Yale, BC as it winds its way from North Bend toward Coquitlam, BC with a freight train. By 1976 CP was starting to receive... (more)

The greenery of the Fraser Canyon is complemented by a splash of red as CP Rail snakes a westbound freight through it near Yale, BC. A perfect scene for a model railroad. Envirnomentally conscious... (more)

Far below the towering cliffs surrounding Fraser River Canyon at Yale, British Columbia, is a westbound Canadian Pacific train heading for Vancouver on July 8, 2004. A pair of colorful GE AC4400CW... (more)

Welcome to the Fraser Canyon. This was my first photo taken on my first trip to the Fraser in August 1975. Being from the US Midwest, this was quite an impressive change of venue. The empty coal t... (more)