CN train 382 descends the 10 mile long escarpment grade at Dundas, Ontario.

CN 8818 and 2687 provide the braking power on CN 330 as it descends the Niagara Escarpment through the town of Dundas.

CN SD50F #5449 leads a westbound freight up the Niagara escarpment at Dundas, ON. For more pics & videos from my collection see my website at http://northamericabyrail.info/

Fresh spring foliage fills the surrounding hills as CN 148 winds its way downgrade at Dundas, ON at Mile 2 of the Dundas Subdivision.

A trio of units grind up the escarpment at Dundas Peak. They are about a quarter of the way up and will continue hauling their train up the next 5 miles to Copetown where it will finally crest the... (more)

Dundas Peak towers above X385 which has multis for Detroit.

Train 384 with CN 2231 descends the Niagara Escarpment at MP 2 on the Dundas Sub on a cool January morning.

The race is on! Well, not exactly but close enough. As CN 148 descends the grade at Dundas VIA 73 charges up hill with a F40PH up front and a P42DC behind creating a perfectly timed meet.

CN train 332 descends the Escarpment with three units on the point amid some fall colours.

Making some noise for the people out enjoying the late autumn weather, CN 435 leans into the curves at Dundas with a trio of EMDs including an ex Oakway SD60 in second position.

CN 331 works up the Niagara Escarpment at Dundas with a lengthy train, breaking the afternoon silence.

CN 2411 dodges shadows and catches some golden morning light as it descends the grade at Dundas, passing some spectacular fall colours with a trio of power.

CN 2516 climbs the grade up the Dundas Subdivision, with an interesting trio of power passing through the namesake town on a wonderful October afternoon. In just over 5 miles 435 will reach Copeto... (more)

As we start into the middle of October mother nature is doing her worst on the colour as a few trees begin to lose there leaves, while others still cling on. The wail of dynamic brakes from a pair... (more)

CN train 332 weaves through the fall colours while descending the Niagara Escarpment.