On September 13, 2002, Canadian Pacific’s westbound “Royal Canadian Pacific” luxury train passes through Leanchoil, British Columbia, amid the splendor of the CP’s Mountain Subdivision.

CP 9778 takes the siding at Gap, just east of Canmore. Mount Rundle towers in the distance.

Prince George to Edmonton train M348 crosses the Prairie Creek trestle west of Hinton, a few hours after parts of the Yellowhead County received their first snowfall of the year.

CP 9839 makes its way east through the Bow River Valley in Banff National Park. This picture was taken just beyond the Johnston Canyon Campground. Castle Mountain is on the left. Nicholas Morant u... (more)

A small fleet of motorcoaches awaits in Banff as the eastbound Rocky Mountaineer slows down for the approach to the station, passing between the Bow River and Vermillion Lakes after sunset while t... (more)

You get what you pay for… Passengers on the Rocky Mountaineer certainly are treated to amazing mountain scenery as the train travels west through Rogers Pass at Glacier. A special thanks to the ... (more)

CN SD60F 5535 and CN C40-8 2109 cross train M347 down to the south track of the Edson Sub at English to accommodate their work at Jasper.

An eastbound Canadian Pacific grain train powered by four locomotives sweeps through Morant’s Curve east of Lake Louise, Alberta, on July 13, 2013.

CP 9633 leads its train east upgrade towards the continental divide. This stretch of track once had a siding named Hector.

An empty Canadian Pacific unit coal train passes through Spillimacheen, British Columbia, amid the autumn splendor of this season on the Windermere Subdivision on October 3, 2010.

Prince Rupert to Coal Valley train C766 wraps around the shores of the Athabasca River, departing the siding at Swan Landing with over 12,000 feet (224 cars) of coal empties.

Highway 1 in BC is a wonderful place to be. One of my favourite roads of all time and one I try to drive at least once every two years. This year the sun was out but the CPR line on the right was ... (more)

The Rocky Mountaineer rolls into the tiny hamlet of Field for a crew change. The second unit is RMXR 8019, an EMD GP40-2 which was once on the Union Pacific roster.

At 9,538' tall, BC's Mount Fitzwilliam towers over train M347 as it gathers speed heading downhill on the Albreda Sub behind SD60Fs 5521 and 5506.

A westbound Canadian Pacific train drops into Field, British Columbia, amid the beautiful Canadian Rockies (even in the rain) on July 18, 2011. The weather changes quickly up here though; by the t... (more)