A trio of GEs handle grain empties with ease passing the neck of the Deschutes River on a hot and dry afternoon. BNSF's Oregon Trunk Sub follows the white water south and is visible to the upper l... (more)

A pair of GEs guide 451's train (Toronto-North Bay) north through the town of Bracebridge as icicles cling to the Muskoka River trestle. This steel structure dates back to 1906, built for the Gran... (more)

420's train (Winnipeg-Toronto) rolls past the Cartier depot with some fortunate storm lighting. The Nemegos Sub crew is about to complete their trek from Chapleau and hand it over to a fresh one f... (more)

About 11 miles north of Cartier, Straight Lake and the remote siding of Stralak are home only to a seasonal hunting lodge and are a flag-stop on Via Rail's Sudbury-White River passenger service, s... (more)

112's freight (Vancouver-Montreal) winds through the rock cuts east of Cartier amidst the fall colours on a cool and damp early morning.

BNSF 505 (ex. ATSF) leads an assortment of older power south through Carkeek Park as the sun sets, skirting the scenic Puget Sound as the tide rolls in. This traffic is mainly of Canadian descent ... (more)

451 powers through the fresh dusting of snow on this wintery November morning. Just north of Burk's Falls, the train has about 50 miles to go before reaching its final destination of North Bay whe... (more)

CP 7010 cruises through the north end of Palgrave siding flirting with the late afternoon shadows. Now sporting the iconic CP Maroon & Grey "Script" livery, the rebuild was originally delivered by... (more)

A pair of GEs lead BNSF's Provo-Denver manifest into the approach to Gore Canyon above the white water of the upper Colorado River. An EMD DPU provides assistance for trek over the continental div... (more)

BNSF's Provo-Denver manifest snakes through the steep and rugged Gore Canyon on the upper Colorado River as the morning's snow storm recedes. Though the canyon is short (approx. 3 miles), its wall... (more)

Early October brings out the fall colours in northern Ontario, much earlier than most other regions. They're on display here as 118's train accelerates east out of the siding of Levack on the Cart... (more)

BNSF grain empties traverse the scenic Columbia River Gorge returning east on a scorching summer morning.

It's a crisp fall morning with the frost still on the ties as the sun shines through on 112 (Vancouver-Montreal). The train has a fresh crew out of Cartier as it eases east by Onaping Falls betwee... (more)

Two GEs wind through the Canadian shield and the big granite rock cuts south of Romford with 100's train (Vancouver-Toronto). Baby Lake to the East and the long string of stacks in the late aftern... (more)

Amtrak's #5 banks into the tight 10 degree curve at Pinecliffe, CO following South Boulder Creek. Its head end is exiting Tunnel 29 while the tail end passes through the day-lighted Tunnel 28.