eastbound up Neys Hill at about 15mph

CP #435 with SD40-2's CP 5987, 5581, 5675, 5924 & 5903 use their dynamic brakes while descending Neys Hill. Now they are about to cross over the Little Pic River.

CP 202 rounds the corner out of Middleton siding and is on the shores of Lake Superior.

CP #103-CP 9510, 9801, 7 h/e autoracks, intermodal @ 08:55 ~ 7877ft (6998tons) - 92 lds decends the large Neys Hill and is now on the shores of Lake Superior.

Sliding through the curve like a snake

A eastbound comes onto the trestle over the Little Pic River. If you look close, you can see the sign for end heavy grade. This train is starting the climb of the 1.4% Neys hill.

Looking down from the picnic area of CP 202 crossing the Little Pic River

a 9000 ton grain train slowly climbs Neys Hill

Eastbound autoracks twist through Neys Provincial Park

ex: Holiday Train 2003

CP 119's robot crosses the trestle with a beautiful backdrop