Vermont Rail System’s GMRC train 264 is westbound at Chester, Vermont, with VTR SD70M-2 431, VTR GP40-2 308, CLP GP40-2 306, GMTX GP38-2 2205, and VTR GP38-3 206.

Green Mountain Railroad Rutland to Bellows Falls train 263 passing the station at Chester, VT.

The elephant-style consist of Vermont Railway SD70M-2 432, GP40-2 307, and SD70M-2 431 are Vermont Rail System's newest (by age) locomotives. They are seen leading GMTX GP38-2 2147 westbound acro... (more)

The Green Mountain RR train 263-26 passes the M&M Construction/Excavation at Chester, Vermont, with Vermont Railway’s SD70M-2 432 and 431 bracketing GMTX GP38-2s 2147 and 2208 with 48 cars for B... (more)

The Green Mountain RR train 263-26 is “breaking trail” as it makes the first pass after the latest snowfall from Christmas Day. Vermont Railway’s SD70M-2 432 and 431 bracket GMTX GP38-2s 21... (more)

Dashing through the snow and serving America’s Industry with Pride! Vermont Railway SD70M-2 431 leads the GMRC 264-22 train westbound at Chester, VT, as heavy new snow falls adding to the more ... (more)

While the foliage may not be that brilliant this fall, Vermont Rail System's Green Mountain Railroad train 264-31 train certainly makes up for it with Vermont Railway SD70M-2 431 leading Clarendon... (more)

Vermont Rail System’s train 264 is seen westbound approaching Chester, VT with a pair of GMTX GP38-2s, 2663 and 2684, bracketing VTR SD70M-2 432.

Heading for Winter storage, veteran Green Mountain Railroad Alco RS-1 #405 is in the able control of soon-to-be retiring Scott Whitney, as the equipment deadheads through Bartonsville, Vermont.

The Green Mountain Railroad Sunday afternoon fall foliage passenger extra is seen westbound at Chester, Vermont, with GMRC RS-1 405 leading the Silver consist.

The Green Mountain Railroad train 264-02 is seen westbound at Chester, Vermont, crossing the Williams River with VTR SD70M-2 431 and GP40-2 308.

The Green Mountain Railroad Foliage Passenger Extra is seen leaving Chester, Vermont, on Sunday, October 1, with veteran ex-Rutland RS-1 (GMRC) 405.

The American Association of Private Rail Car Owners (AAPRCO) convention train, running as Amtrak symbol 813-22 and named "The Green Mountain Flyer", crosses the Williams River at Chester... (more)

GMRC Alco RS-1 #405 brings the Green Mountain Flyer Fall Foliage Train across Depot Street to the Chester, VT station. A large crowd was on hand to ride the excursion on an unusually hot September... (more)

It's late September in Vermont, the temperature is an unseasonably hot 85 degrees and the foliage is just starting to change as the Vermont Green Mountain Flyer begins it's second weekend of Fall ... (more)